We chat with two composers about their world premieres in this Ensemble Offspring event
BY CUTCOMMON Ensemble Offspring is a champion of new music. But this group isn’t afraid to dig up some classics — especially if it’s the […]
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LIVE REVIEW // Mark sees Lone Hemispheres at Carriageworks
BY MARK BOSCH, LEAD CRITIC Lone HemispheresEnsemble OffspringCarriageworks, 7 November Ensemble Offspring is closing in on the end of another stimulating season of new music […]
Luke Howard on the connection between music and mindfulness
BY MIRANDA ILCHEF In September, the very first ZoneOut International Music Festival comes to Carriageworks in Sydney. It combines music and mindfulness in a series […]
LIVE REVIEW // Mark experiences One Infinity
BY MARK BOSCH, LEAD CRITIC One InfinitySydney FestivalCarriageworks, 23 January On Wednesday evening, I return to Carriageworks’ Bay 17 to see One Infinity, a music […]
LIVE REVIEW // Mark sees La Passion de Simone
BY MARK BOSCH La Passion de Simone (Australian premiere)The Sydney Chamber Opera and The Song CompanySydney FestivalCarriageworks, 9 January The opening evening of the Sydney Festival, I stepped into […]
Cat Hope talks gender, sound art, and the work of Éliane Radigue
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE If you are looking to explore French electronic music created in the past century, the name Éliane Radigue certainly springs to […]
GALLERY // The Howling Girls at Carriageworks
BY SAMUEL HODGE Artist Samuel Hodge has spent this week in rehearsals at Carriageworks, in the company of new Sydney Chamber Opera creative collaborators: director Adena […]
Elena Kats-Chernin: Can food be art?
BY LAURA BIEMMI The Carriageworks Night Market promises to be an exciting night of Australian food, music and art: more than 60 food, beverage, […]
Arts news of the week (in 60 seconds)
BY JOHN GLOVER We know it can take a while to trawl through all the headlines in your newsfeed. So we’ve compiled our top […]