Selected as one of the top 20 choirs in the world by Gramophone Magazine in 2011, the world-renowned British early music vocal ensemble, The Tallis Scholars will be touring Australia in October and November of this year. Founded in 1973, by Peter Phillips who continues to direct the ensemble, The Tallis Scholars have established themselves…
Celebrated tenor Jonas Kaufmann sings the role of the poet embroiled in the politics of the French revolution in The Royal Opera’s production of Umberto Giordano’s opera Andrea Chénier, captured live in high-definition from the stage of London’s Covent Garden in January and screening in Australian cinemas in February/March. Conducted by Antonio Pappano and directed by David…
David Helfgott, one of Australia’s most cherished musicians performs a one-off recital of popular romantic works for piano in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the Oscar wining film Shine, the film that catapulted Helfgott (played by Geoffrey Rush and directed by Scott Hicks), to worldwide fame. This matinée recital for piano lovers of all ages,…
Celebrating Anthony Pasquill’s 10th year as Artistic and Musical Director, Bel a cappella will present James MacMillan’s Sun-Dogs an extraordinary work by the Scottish composer (b 1959) which abounds in striking vocal effects: rapid chanting doubling the held notes of a simple four-part choral progression, deep breathing, whistling, free-floating heterophony and ‘stage whispered’ toneless rhythmic chanting….
Chanteuse Nadia Piave and pianist Mauro Colombis take you to behind the scenes to Italy’s most celebrated film studio and the songs from the films that made it famous in Cinecittá. Rome’s Hollywood-on-the-Tiber, became synonymous with the films of Federico Fellini and la dolce vita. Nadia and Mauro will perform music by Nino Rota, Ennio…
Willoughby Symphony’s chamber music series returns with None But The Nine, the first of three concerts under the artistic leadership of Daniel Dean. In this first concert Willoughby’s finest instrumentalists explore two works of great significance for their respective composers – Louise Farrenc’s Nonet in E-flat and Johannes Brahms’ Nonet in D. Each 70 minute…
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