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Classical Music -
Clive Paget -
1 day 3 hours ago
Romance was in the air as Irish singer proposes to girlfriend onstage at Welsh National Opera.
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Classical Music -
Clive Paget -
1 day 4 hours ago
Poor choice of words by ABC News links Sydney’s flagship dance company with troubled inner-west studio.
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Classical Music -
Gramophone -
1 day 7 hours ago
Born April 29, 1920; died May 17, 2013.
Four projects, two couples, one ensemble – it’s a full-time juggling job for a quartet of Australia’s busiest musicians.
Born January 22, 1916; died May 22, 2013.
Amidst the plethora of centenary celebrations, let’s not forget an Australian who touched the lives of thousands.
MoFo's midwinter event is moved upstream as Tasmanian Police show their funny side.
Opera Australia celebrates the great man’s birthday with a life-sized Valkyrie helmet cake.
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Film -
Clive Paget -
3 days ago
ABC’s Fran Kelly gets it warts and all from the director of The Great Gatsby.
Martin Cullingford asks whether a new app from DG and Touch Press offers an insight into the future?
South Australia's arts festival for young people is about to begin. But why is Adelaide keeping so quiet about it?
At the age of 34, the conductor is the youngest music director of the prestigious orchestra in over 100 years.
Classically trained, I forsook opera to become a pop singer. After a long conversion I’ve found my way back to the light.
John Adams’ masterpiece is done full justice, proving itself the late 20th century’s great opera of ideas.
How do young players deal with the generation gap between themselves and their audiences?
Fifty new influential and inspiring individuals added to list of those who have changed classical music.
The legendary performer will appear on stage with an old pal from the Sound of Music.
The world’s leading violist talks rockstar aspirations, “divorce” from his own group and bouncing back.
New survey suggests surreptitious “tune-smuggling” is rife in the organ loft.
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Visual Art -
Clive Paget -
May 16, 2013
Portrait of Asher Keddie proves the popular winner from this year’s Archibald exhibition.
