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The La Traviata chandelier arrives! Images by James Morgan courtsey of Opera Australia
Last week we learnt with horror of the slashes to the teaching programme at the ANU School of Music. As the School of Music’s own website acknowledges: “With over 1,200 graduates in its 45 year history, ANU School of Music alumni are scattered around Australia and the world, teaching, composing, performing and researching”. The school’s alumni…
This week, Nicole van Bruggen co-artisitic director and principal clarinet with the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra (ARCO), shares her insights into her experiences with the music of Beethoven. Originally from Sydney, Nicole studied modern clarinet at the Sydney Conservatorium and won a Queen’s Trust Scholarship to continue her studies abroad. She moved to The…
It is with great sadness that Australia awoke this morning to the news that Sir David Willcocks, the legendary conductor, organist and pedagogue, has died aged 95. It is impossible for any chorister not to have been touched by his work, whether through his recordings, arrangements, patronage or through firsthand experience of his conducting. “Sir…
We have 3 copies of Classical Brit Award winning saxophonist Amy Dickson’s latest release Dusk & Dawn to give away. To be in the draw to win your own copy of Dusk & Dawn, email info@soundslikesydney,com.au by 5 pm on Monday 21st October with ‘Dusk & Dawn’ in the subject heading. Winners will be advised by email on Tuesday…
The Richard Gill Award for Distinguished Services to Australian Music 2024, has been awarded to Lyn Williams AM.