EVENTS // Strings and Voices at Hawthorne Arts Centre
CONTENT COURTESY BOROONDARA ARTS This August, as winter settles softly across Melbourne’s inner east, Hawthorn Arts Centre will glow with song, strings, and shared breath […]
CONTENT COURTESY BOROONDARA ARTS This August, as winter settles softly across Melbourne’s inner east, Hawthorn Arts Centre will glow with song, strings, and shared breath […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE A bit over an hour south of Hobart lies the natural, rugged wonder of the Tasman Peninsula. The landscape is at once […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE You don’t have to play a woodwind instrument to be part of the Adelaide Clarinet & Saxophone Festival. You only need a […]
BY LILY BRYANT If you’re a fan of Australian film, chances are you’ve heard the timeless scores of Oscar-nominated composer David Hirschfelder. With credits like […]
BY LILY BRYANT Picture a concerto soloist out the front of an orchestra. What image comes to mind? Perhaps they’re wearing a flashy tux, or […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE What is the sound of Australia? You will hear it in the notes of Jonathan Mills’ composition Songs for the Stranger, which […]
BY LILY BRYANT For aspiring Australian classical musicians, it can be easy to feel isolated. By the mere fact of our geography, we’re far away […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Attend a classical music performance in Australia, and you’ll be hard-pressed to find someone who isn’t connected to the Australian Youth Orchestra. […]
CONTENT COURTESY ANAM Applications close on Sunday 14 June for the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) 2027 Performance Program, open to Australian and New […]
CONTENT COURTESY AYO Applications are now open. Key dates snapshot: Are you an emerging musician or arts administrator aged 12 to 30 ready to shape […]
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