Adrian Kingwell releases EP, donates all proceeds to suicide prevention
BY LAURA BIEMMI, TRENDS EDITOR Friendship and music-making have a lot in common: connecting with others, a sense of community, and the expression of shared […]
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Writer-musicians bring the latest from Australia’s classical and new music scene
All the world’s a stage | Brighdie Chambers, orchestral management
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Should you stay in Australia to build your music career, or travel overseas in search of bigger things? What even are those bigger things? […]
Watch the world premiere of Monique Clare’s new music clip
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Monique Clare doesn’t restrict herself to genre or job — she makes music the way she wants to. And that means combining […]
ANAM talent will hit the stage with a major orchestra this month
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Undoubtedly, the best way to learn about your future career is through direct industry experience. Luckily for emerging talent at the Australian […]
Guitar Perspectives: 5 minutes with Adam del Monte
BY ROSE DE LA MONTAÑA Welcome to our new mini interview series, in which we chat with some of the world’s top classical guitarists — each […]
Bridging the classical and the ambient (with a huge 108-key piano)
BY CELINE CHONG, LEAD WRITER (QLD) Ashley Hribar and Richard Vaudrey are Two Deep Breaths, a creative partnership thriving in Australia’s new music scene. Bridging […]
Das Boot composer crafts a soundworld of war and “self-proclaimed heroism”
BY CHRISTOPHER LEON, GLOBAL SERIES EDITOR It’s been close to four decades since Oscar-nominated film Das Boot was released to the world. The 1981 film […]
A chat with young conductor Eduardo Strausser
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Young artists of the Australian National Academy of Music will soon have the privilege of working with highly experienced, world-renowned conductor Eduardo […]
5 emerging composers talk about their new works
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE For an emerging composer, the opportunity to have your music heard by every person walking through Arts Centre Melbourne sounds pretty exciting. […]
Life after uni: Karen Jacobsen (but you know her as Siri)
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE A music degree can be an intense – and intensely rewarding – life experience. It doesn’t matter how old we are, or […]