Review: Noël! Noël! (Australian Brandenburg Orchestra)
Only the most mean-spirited Grinch could resist this concert’s majestic joie de vivre.
Only the most mean-spirited Grinch could resist this concert’s majestic joie de vivre.
A stimulating concert featuring Australian or world premieres by five female composers.
A fine, individual artist, but the programming needs some work.
Ingenious staging and a committed ensemble bring the big, sweeping story to vibrant life in the tiny theatre.
New, but not shocking: ACO Collective champions Muhly’s new concerto.
Ravishing music, virtuosic performances and an intelligent, contemporary production make for an unforgettable night.
Simone Young proves a masterful storyteller in Mahler’s epic fairy tale cantata.
Verdi's sacred masterpiece brought stunningly to life.
Refined, joyous performances of Bach's music for Christmas.
Lise Davidsen's debut excites, but Vasily Petrenko and Yusif Eyvazov also shine in Tchaikovsky's tale of terror.
There are ineffably sad moments in this beautifully wrought production starring Jonathan Biggins.
David Robertson bids a fond farewell to the SSO with gifts from home.
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra was a formidable music force under outgoing Chief Conductor Sir Andrew Davis.