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August 16, 2013
Classical Music, Opera
features

Parsifal director acquitted in Nazi salute case

Jonathan Meese claims a triumph of art over bureaucracy, as court finds him not guilty.

August 14, 2013
Classical Music
features

Stanislav Khristenko wins Cleveland International Piano Competition

Cleveland’s prestigious competition crowns a new champion.

August 14, 2013
Classical Music
features

Göknur Shanal: How to make your own Stabat Mater

One of Australia’s rising vocal stars, Göknur Shanal is no stranger to making things happen for herself.

August 14, 2013
Classical Music, Opera
features

Regina Resnik has died

American mezzo who became Solti’s Klytemnestra passes away at the age of 90.

August 14, 2013
Classical Music
features

JACK: Will the last one out please turn the lights back on?

The innovative American string quartet, with a penchant for performing in the dark, comes to Carriageworks.

August 13, 2013
Classical Music
features

No rabbits harmed in the making of the Brisbane Festival’s Rite of Spring

This year’s Festival should cause quite a stir with a radical Rite set to upstage even Ute Lemper.

August 13, 2013
Classical Music, Opera
features

Netrebko’s brave new world

The soprano’s first solo album in five years reveals a new dramatic voice and opens up some intriguing future career paths.

August 12, 2013
Classical Music
features

David Robertson: Putting the ‘O’ back in SSO

New Chief Conductor’s inaugural season goes back to basis with Beethoven, Brahms and a handful of big guns.

August 9, 2013
Classical Music, Opera
features

Queen of the Night gets a ducking

Boat ferrying singers to the floating stage at the Bregenz Festival capsizes depositing three singers into the lake.

August 8, 2013
Classical Music, Film, Opera
features

How we nearly caught our Death in Venice

Now a sprightly 86, Australian tenor Robert Gard looks back on filming the role of Aschenbach for Tony Palmer.

August 6, 2013
Classical Music
features

Back to basics with Bach

Why Bach was top of the class with respectful nods to Brahms, Ives and Ligeti.

August 5, 2013
Classical Music
features

Kremer, Argerich and Barenboim to perform anti-Putin concert

Violin virtuoso Gidon Kremer launches concert against Vladimir Putin and lashes out at the likes of Anna Netrebko and Valery Gergiev.

August 5, 2013
Classical Music
features

Music to die for…literally

An extraordinary collaborative project in Melbourne attempts to recreate the music we hear when we die.

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