Clive Paget

Recent articles by Clive Paget

Lohengrin to end with a wedding after all

Romance was in the air as Irish singer proposes to girlfriend onstage at Welsh National Opera.

Verdi: Complete Works

The ‘ne plus ultra’ of Verdi birthday boxes.

Keeping up with the Goldners

Four projects, two couples, one ensemble – it’s a full-time juggling job for a quartet of Australia’s busiest musicians.

Hobart’s “fun police” move nude swim up the coast

MoFo's midwinter event is moved upstream as Tasmanian Police show their funny side.

Brahms: Piano Sonata No 3, Handel Variations (Plowright)

This big-boned Brahms is never flash for flash’s sake.

Live review: Victorian Opera’s Nixon in China

John Adams’ masterpiece is done full justice, proving itself the late 20th century’s great opera of ideas.

Julie Andrews to tour Australia

The legendary performer will appear on stage with an old pal from the Sound of Music.

Vincent Fantauzzo wins Archibald People's Choice

Portrait of Asher Keddie proves the popular winner from this year’s Archibald exhibition.

Saariaho and N’Dour share Polar Prize

Finnish composer and Senegalese singer share ABBA manager’s award.

Making a NOISE about the string quartet

Contemporary string quartet receives grant to create seven new works, all by Australian composers.

Melbourne Symphony is biggest loser

Victoria’s symphony orchestra posts a financial deficit of nearly $800,000 for 2012.

Blanchett and Upton announce $20 ticket deal

Sydney Theatre Company’s year-round cheap ticket scheme could revolutionise access for thousands.

Sydney to light up with Wagner

Will Wagnerlicht at Vivid compensate the harbour city for missing out on the Melbourne Ring?

Dusseldorf cancels Nazi Tannhäuser

Deutsche Oper am Rhein abandon controversial production on “medical grounds”.

Classic FM go to the movies

Wanted: the top 100 musical soundtracks or pieces of classical music used in films.

WASO posts profit amidst challenging times

Western Australian orchestra records a profit of $288,423 but acknowledges the future looks tough.

Stephen Fry's a lumberjack (and he's OK)

Actor and comedian will be projected into a production of Britten's Paul Bunyan.

Opera Australia slashes singers' contracts

Lyndon Terracini cuts back on key opera principals in order to accommodate another musical.

Dead Can Dance to release live album

Iconic neoclassical dark wave band follow up sellout Australian tour with a new double album.

Sydney Symphony: More ups than downs

Australia’s biggest orchestral beast announces a positive result for 2012, if not as good as last year.
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