Review: Golden Oldies (Brodsky Quartet)
Golden, but not so old: the Brodsky Quartet celebrates its 50th in style.
Tony Way is a director of music at Melbourne’s historic St Francis’ Church. Holding a masters degree in music, he is an organist and choir director as well as a published composer. He has been reviewing classical music for over two decades.
Golden, but not so old: the Brodsky Quartet celebrates its 50th in style.
A subtly colourful celebration of Schubert’s Lieder by master-singer Matthias Goerne.
An ardent and beautifully sung countertenor tribute to JSB.
Landmark recording of Byrd’s last collection celebrates his upcoming anniversary.
An Australian composer offers a majestic evocation of moons near and far.
ARCO’s debut disc is a fitting, ebullient tribute to founder, Richard Gill.
A charismatic countertenor pays homage to Handel’s castrato superstar.
An unusual but welcome window into the rarely glimpsed world of Polish art song.
A thoughtful but idiosyncratic take on Bach’s masterwork.
A fascinating look at why all Ravel’s roads did not head to Rome.
A missing monument to modernism rediscovered.
Delight and insights abound in this quietly compelling performance.
Going over the top the Australian way.