Salieri: Saint or Sinner?
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Antonio Salieri has had his fair share of bad press over the last couple of centuries. Painted as a second-rate composer […]
Writer-musicians bring the latest from Australia’s classical and new music scene
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Antonio Salieri has had his fair share of bad press over the last couple of centuries. Painted as a second-rate composer […]
BY MEGAN BURSLEM Practice. The word makes me shudder. I will be upfront with you. I don’t like practising. Not one iota. […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Greek-Australian bassist Nick Tsiavos is fascinated with the past. And by past, I don’t mean a few decades ago. I mean […]
BY SAM GILLIES Cat Hope is a composer, curator and performer, heavily involved with Australian new music. She is the founder of the Decibel […]
BY GABRIELLE RUTTICO If you believe that fairy-tales are for little kids and Disney fans, OperaBox and Love Opera’s Hänsel and Gretel is about […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958) is one of England’s most highly celebrated composers, known for his stunningly tranquil choral music and gorgeous […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Hailed one of the most influential scenographers of the 20th Century, Czech set designer Josef Svoboda’s work is seen in Australia […]
BY SAM GILLIES AND ANDREW MESSENGER The anger and gnashing of teeth that has followed our new Prime Minister’s inevitably brutal budget has left […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The young singers of Perth’s Giovanni Consort will return to the Renaissance this May in their first concert of the year, […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When I was in high school, I was encouraged to apply for a scholarship which would provide me with a year’s […]
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