Emma Moore wins ‘The Mathy’

Congratulations to soprano Emma Moore from New South who has won the 2011 Marianne Mathy Award. More at:

Congratulations to soprano Emma Moore from New South who has won the 2011 Marianne Mathy Award. More at:
Professor Liza Lim has been appointed inaugural Sculthorpe Chair of Australian Music at the Sydney Conservatorium Of Music, University of Sydney. Liza Lim is one of Australia’s best known composers who has worked with some of the world’s most eminent festivals, orchestras and ensembles as well as having an outstanding track record of research leadership….
Short+Sweet – Australia’s own short-form performing arts event has announced its new cabaret festival for January 2016. Planning over 40 inspiring 10-minute productions showcasing myriad performance styles, the festival will run at New Theatre, Newtown from 6-30 January 2016. Short+Sweet Cabaret will offer themed programs of Dance/Movement, Musical Theatre, and Burlesque – Wednesday to Saturday across…
Decca presents a new album, Cinema, a handpicked collection of music from film and TV by Ludovico Einaudi, the composer behind Oscar-winning films Nomadland and The Father. To be released on June 4, 2021, Cinema is a collection of Einaudi’s greatest works from film and television including two previously unreleased tracks.
The myth of the phoenix is well known – the fabulous, long-lived bird of fantasy which sprang with new life from the ashes of its pyre. The image has come to symbolise re-birth and re-invigoration. In Sydney it is the moniker for a newly formed ensemble of young singers from refugee backgrounds. Phoenix Voices of…
Pinchgut Opera’s recent highly acclaimed performance of Messe de Minuit written over 400 years ago by Marc-Antoine Charpentier, is now available to watch online. Charpentier wrote the Messe de Minuit, or midnight mass, for Christmas Eve mass, while master of music at the Church of Saint-Louis in Paris. Professionally filmed and recorded, the concert includes…
Accompanists are the unobtrusive support behind the soloist. They are able to lead as well as to follow and perform music that is as demanding as that of a soloist. Yet, they rarely recieve the same adulation and recogntion. Tom Service of The Guardian writes: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/tomserviceblog/2012/mar/04/accompanists-unsung-heroes-music