The Willoughby Symphony Orchestra is pulling out all the stops
BY LILY BRYANT Typically, “pulling out all the stops” is considered a good thing. It’s how you might describe an incredible display from a sports […]
BY LILY BRYANT Typically, “pulling out all the stops” is considered a good thing. It’s how you might describe an incredible display from a sports […]
BY MADELEINE JEVONS I have always been a believer in the Matisse adage: ‘There are cathedrals everywhere for those with eyes to see them’. I’ve […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE As Australian composer-pianist Sarah Elise Thompson releases her newest music, the moment is bittersweet. Her five-track EP, filled with original works for […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE This August, operatic soprano Louise Keast was awarded one of the biggest achievements in her artform: the 2026 Sydney Eisteddfod Opera Scholarship. […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE We all love a bit of strange music from time to time. Some might argue that the stranger it is, the better. […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Hope and Bravery. This is the name of the upcoming concert program with musicians of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, which features Shostakovich’s […]
BY MIRANDA ILCHEF Elemental ResonancePaul Nicolaou (harp)Gosford Regional Library, 19 September Recently I had the pleasure of watching harpist/composer Paul Nicolaou’s self-produced concert Elemental Resonance in Gosford, […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE One of the most defining features of the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra is its willingness to embrace creative risk. And what could be […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE “Play it faster, play it louder, make a viral reel, hook someone in the first three seconds before they scroll past. Being […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Every orchestra in the 21st Century faces the same challenge: how do you launch a concert season that will appeal to loyal […]
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