Articles

When Fran met Baz

ABC’s Fran Kelly gets it warts and all from the director of The Great Gatsby.

Exploring Beethoven's Ninth: on your iPad

Martin Cullingford asks whether a new app from DG and Touch Press offers an insight into the future?

Don't just dream, let's shout Come Out!

South Australia's arts festival for young people is about to begin. But why is Adelaide keeping so quiet about it?

Andris Nelsons to succeed Levine in Boston

At the age of 34, the conductor is the youngest music director of the prestigious orchestra in over 100 years.

Kate Miller-Heidke's slow-lane to Damascus

Classically trained, I forsook opera to become a pop singer. After a long conversion I’ve found my way back to the light.

Hobart’s “fun police” ban Dark Mofo's nude swim

Planned midwinter event is cancelled as Tasmanian Police brand it contrary to public decency.
 
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Reviews

Vaughan Williams: A Cotswold Romance

Hickox knew British choral music like the back of his hand.
 

Una Follia di Napoli

Leading recorder players pipes up in these Neapolitan delights.
 

Rachmaninov: Symphony No 2

Liverpool scores a goal with their Russian maestro’s Rachmaninov 2.
 

Prokofiev: Violin Concerto No 2 and Sonatas

Jansen proves she’s not so prim and proper in twisted Prokofiev.
 

The Reluctant Fundamentalist (Ahmed, Puri)

Searing study of 9/11’s effect on a man caught in the culture wars.
 

The Hunt (Mads Mikkelsen)

A sensitive subject with a satisfyingly Scandinavian chill.
Blogs
Opera in Paris: an Australian's-eye view

Opera in Paris: an Australian's-eye view

Thoughts on the Chatelet, premiering John Adams, and the view from the conductors room.
 
Love for sale: requiem for a CD collection

Love for sale: requiem for a CD collection

With so much virtual music at our fingertips, was it silly to get sentimental about selling off 2,000 of my classical CDs?
 
In search of a little magic

In search of a little magic

There's plenty of theatre for young people going on in South Australia, but how easy is it to release your inner child on demand.
 
The Italian Job

The Italian Job

Musings on Arcangelo Corelli, the Baroque period's legendary generator of musical style.
 
I Scream for Ice Cream

I Scream for Ice Cream

Perhaps all of us, classical musicians included, should be a bit more honest about voicing our emotions.
 
To Dubbo and beyond...

To Dubbo and beyond...

Beaches and bush walks in regional NSW; yep, it's a tough life on tour.
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