Review: Julia Wolfe: Fire In My Mouth (New York Philharmonic/Jaap van Zweden)
Wolfe delivers a powerful remembrance of a tragic event.
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.
Wolfe delivers a powerful remembrance of a tragic event.
Nothing succeeds like excess: a grand anniversary tribute to Berlioz.
Rule, Britannia! Old fashioned organ gems rediscovered.
Voted Limelight's Australian Artist of the Year 2019 by our critics, the Yorta Yorta soprano and composer looks ahead to an extraordinarily busy 2020 season.
A welcome exploration of this talented precursor to Victoria.
A boon for lovers of Finzi, a composer enjoying a resurgence.
A birthday feast celebrating the breadth and depth of a great career.
A generous helping of quality Rossini just in time for Christmas.
New, but not shocking: ACO Collective champions Muhly’s new concerto.
Dorman delivers contemporary remembrances of times past.
An utterly superlative evening of chamber music by one of the world’s great quartets.
The MSO Chorus delivers the “London” version of the Brahms Requiem with great energy.
Kronos and its audience in search of lost time(s).