Caitlin Malcolm will play in one of THE best musicals
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When I settle in for a chat with Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts student Caitlin Malcolm, I’m faced with quite […]
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This mum designed her own concert blacks
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Formal black skirt. Don’t wear leggings. Don’t wear black jeans. No midriff tops. Don’t wear a t-shirt. Sound frustrating? Welcome to the […]
There’s only one way to hear my new album
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE How do you listen to music? From your digital playlist? Borrow a CD from a friend? Hunt out those warm vinyl […]
Behind the Curtain | Lucy Mervik, soprano
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE So you’ve been to see the opera. Maybe you were a concertgoer, taken aback by the majestic staging and tales of […]
Lisa Moore has worked with more than 200 composers
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When you work with more than 200 composers – living composers – you’re bound to have a thing or two to say about […]
Young Adelaide pianist travels 2000km for chamber music
BY KATH ROSE Next month, 23-year-old pianist Wendy Yuan from Adelaide will travel almost 2000km to join some of the world’s best musicians during the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, […]
Rural Commuters: Tanya Swinton, violin
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Dedication. It’s learning your parts. It’s developing your technique. It’s rocking up to rehearsal. In fact, for some, it’s embarking on […]
“Everyone defines their own personal success”
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The Merry Widow will hit Brisbane this month, and will surely please those seeking a musical fix of Parisian style and comedy. […]
We interviewed this musician about socks
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Trombonist Kit Millais launched the Hot Socks Big Band in 2018. The director is on a mission to fill a gap […]
Could this be the biggest show of 2018?
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE This month, the Melbourne Recital Centre is set to house a concert that may well be the biggest of 2018. It […]