“I like to sing loudly and heartily in the car,” says Ray Martin
For the voice of Australia, who likes to sing as he's driving in the bush, it’s classical for concentration, Dylan for inspiration.
For the voice of Australia, who likes to sing as he's driving in the bush, it’s classical for concentration, Dylan for inspiration.
WASO Principal Flute Andrew Nicholson was in at the birth of several Potters. Memoirs from the Studio
An article on music education, critical of traditional theory, has drawn the ire of the music community for “anti-intellectualism”.
Les Arts proves the madrigal is more than just a load of old nymphs and shepherds.
The Canadian bass-baritone says there's no excuse for the Finnish composer's songs not to be present in more recital programmes.
The virtuoso leads a line up including Kate Mulvany and investigations into Wagner's amours and the Mignon obsession.
For her first Queensland Music Festival, Noonan is asking Australians to take part in a concert called You’re The Voice.
The classically trained opera turned indie pop singer delivers a night richly laden with artistry.
With telepathic ensemble work, the Grigoryan Brothers create an intimate atmosphere in which guitars sing.
Beethoven completed just one opera, but even that proved a tortuous effort. So was writing for the stage where the great composer met his match?
A stylish, brooding take on Puccini's Tosca by West Australian Opera.
Bored with the idea of seeing yet another Butterfly performance? Think again. You will be in for a treat.
Made famous by The Sting, the master of ragtime and the syncopated sound died 100 years ago today.