Flutist gives impromptu concert during brain surgery
Anna Marie Whitlock Henry amazed and entertained doctors by playing the flute during neurosurgery.
Anna Marie Whitlock Henry amazed and entertained doctors by playing the flute during neurosurgery.
The Hungarian pianist and Internet star, who held a Guinness World Record for fast fingers, talks about Michael Jackson and the parallels between making music and making food.
A celebration of American music, marking Leonard Bernstein's centenary, will air in conjunction with the station's music for Holy Week.
Barenboim himself has not been seen in Australia since 1970, and this is the first time he has brought his Orchestra here.
The Israeli-born virtuoso faced two crises in his musical life. The first took him to Italy on a quest for buried treasure, and to solve the second, his latest willing recruit is Australia’s Elena Kats-Chernin.
James Crabb is set to open his first Festival as Artistic Director, which includes everything from Chopin to wind harps to music theatre.
A commanding young artist who has literally come fourth.
The Milstein sisters find plenty of gold in search of a musical mystery.
Coded messages pepper the sonatas of a pair of Soviet giants.
Director Adena Jacobs talks about her latest project for Sydney Chamber Opera and the haunting story of trauma from which it grew.
Concerned for classical music’s future? Take a look at Michael Tilson Thomas’s Miami-based academy.
Howard and Ometto bring the curtain up on the Belle Époque.
The founder of the world-renowned El Sistema program died on Saturday at the age of 78.