Lars Vogt performs in Australian debuts
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Pianist and conductor Lars Vogt will make a couple of debuts in Australia next week, performing for the first time with […]
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Across the seas with Daniel Nistico
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Guitarist Daniel Nistico doesn’t like to stay in one place. Starting out in Melbourne, he’s now based in New York and […]
To Roberto, with Love
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE I can never resist a European accent. Though I can only hear his voice, Roberto Alagna exudes an overwhelming charm and, […]
Six global artists make Australian debut
BY KATH ROSE AND STEPHANIE ESLAKE Some of the nation’s most talented young musicians will make their way to Townsville at the end of […]
Laura Karpman on women composers, Spielberg, and TV collaboration
BY CHRISTOPHER LEON American composer Laura Karpman talks about her past and present scoring projects, and the importance of raising awareness for women composers in […]
Reflections: Affinity Collective Quartet in Europe
BY MEE NA LOJEWSKI The Affinity Collective Quartet takes its first international tour to Europe. Musicians Mee Na Lojewski (cello), William Clark (viola), and Harry […]
Young soprano Siobhan Stagg talks global success
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Since she graduated from the University of Melbourne with degrees in music performance, Siobhan Stagg has experienced an explosive international career. […]
Photoblog: anon. goes to New York City
BY NICOLE TJ AND THOMAS LO Melbourne ensemble anon. takes its first international trip, giving a TEDx talk and exploring life in New York City. […]
Piano Project welcomes child refugees through music
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could use the power of music to welcome refugees? This is the idea behind the Piano Project […]
Reza Safinia: juggling genre in film music
BY CHRISTOPHER LEON What do Nicolas Cage, Kylie Minogue, and Beethoven have in common? Reza Safinia, that’s what. The London-raised, Los Angeles-based composer recently […]