Review: Review: La Traviata (Opera Queensland)
A workmanlike production of an old favourite carried over the line by Aldo Di Toro’s vocal fireworks.
A workmanlike production of an old favourite carried over the line by Aldo Di Toro’s vocal fireworks.
Dido laments while witches steal the show in Purcell’s one-act hit English opera.
Messiaen packs out QPAC with a little help from Brian Cox.
The second-string of Australian chamber music looks strong from sleepy Bellingen Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Minimalist master’s flawed work sustained by an inspired production.
Henrik Ibsen’s claustrophobic classic still fresh and controversial. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Australian Voices give orchestra a piece of their mind in an unusual concert.
Hyeseoung Kwon’s gorgeous Mimi shines in a fun-sized version of Puccini’s classic.
Treat for the ears from venerable and meticulous English masters.
CPE Bach’s Resurrection proves a worthy tribute to the memory of one of classical music’s early greats.
Given the period instruments this may not be the definite recording of Beethoven’s intimate music for cello, but it’s certainly up there with the likes of Fournier and Rostropovich.
Southern Cross Soloists continue their tradition of excellence, contributing to Queensland’s unique music scene. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Verdi's masterpiece makes rather a grand metaphor for Berlusconi's Italy