Review: Agatha in Vivaldi’s Venice (Australian Chamber Choir)
A spine-tingling concert for an audience among the first few hundred people in the world to hear a reconstruction of a 'lost' 18th century work.
A spine-tingling concert for an audience among the first few hundred people in the world to hear a reconstruction of a 'lost' 18th century work.
Now a force of 70 vocalists, RCV invites audiences to pull up a chair, a pew or a picnic rug for three thought-provoking choral collaborations.
Brilliant young Handel on display in energetic accounts.
Sydney Chamber Choir Artistic Director Sam Allchurch on his upcoming encounter with "the mountain" that is Mozart's Requiem.
A nuanced, emotionally stirring rendition of the last days of Christ, conducted with reverence for music and story.
American RnB star Macy Gray, The Song Company, Luminescence Chamber Singers and Montaigne top the bill for the biggest Tasmanian winter festival in 2024.
A timely message of redemption and hope in a concert shining light into the world's dark places.
An eclectic, affecting program of unaccompanied music inspired by centuries of romantic pain and loss.
Ahead of its world premiere at Canberra International Music Festival, composer Andrew Ford talks about the evolution of a hymnal to the land.
Superbloom is a sterling test of ensemble skill, versatility and musicianship – and of the listener's appetite for challenge.
Making the most of a spectacular setting, Stephen Page’s first work since leaving Bangarra is surprisingly intimate given its grand scale.
Anne Cawrse and Kate Llewellyn’s song cycle is a transcendent work, its world premiere hopefully the first of many more performances to come.
The Australian Chamber Choir reconstructs the music of an 18th century composer almost lost to the ages – Agatha della Pietà.