"Under music director Louis Sharpe, the National Capital Orchestra, in its first performance at Snow Concert Hall, played a selection of uplifting and uproarious music from the movies," writes reviewer ROB KENNEDY.
"In a rare treat for Canberra music lovers, flautist Sally Walker joined by musician-collaborators from Adelaide, brought to life the flute quintets of Italian composer Luigi Boccherini," writes reviewer HELEN MUSA.
"The atmosphere was electric as glammed-up guests arrived at the Sydney Opera House for the Sydney premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sunset Boulevard starring Webber’s ex-wife, Sarah Brightman," writes reviewer BILL STEPHENS.
LEN POWER reviews star pianist Lukáš Vondráček's recital at the Snow Concert Hall.
Canberra Connexion Big Band members are taking an experimental leap into the world of video gaming in their next concert, reports HELEN MUSA.
"All performers delivered music of high quality, and they made an exemplary trio." ROB KENNEDY reviews Sunday's Art Song concert.
More than a million tickets to the Oasis reunion tour have sold out - but many fans are outraged at the long queues and tech failures that saw many miss out.
"In an all-Beethoven concert by Selby and Friends, they performed three works that illustrated the development of his musical style," writes reviewer ROB KENNEDY.
"Far from being a series of comedy routines, it is essentially a reflection on what it is to be a musician, full of very serious, quiet moments." HELEN MUSA reviews a performance by American cellist and self-styled clown Karen Hall.
Thirty-seven -year-old Czech pianist Lukáš Vondráček will be at the Snow Concert Hall on Monday as the second of four artists performing in its Virtuoso Piano Master Series.
Pianist Edward “Teddy” Neeman organised a 90th birthday concert for Canberra’s most famous composer, Larry Sitsky. It included many notable performers from across Australia, reports reviewer ROB KENNEDY.
"Listening to 23-year-old cellist Noah Oshiro playing his program of five distinctive works, you could only wonder how someone of that age could have achieved such maturity in musical performance already," writes reviewer LEN POWER.
"Voices of the Italian Baroque was an expertly curated program and Canberra audiences must hope that the company doesn’t wait another 10 years before returning." MICHELLE POTTER reviews the Sydney Philharmonia Choirs.
"National Opera does itself no favours by making lofty claims of producing professional-grade performances." BILL STEPHENS reviews a new production of The Merry Widow. But it wasn't all bad.
A glorious eight-day springtime feast of piano-playing awaits the Canberra public as the Australian National Eisteddfod launches into its piano section this weekend, reports HELEN MUSA.
Organisers of the the final Bluesfest are promising it will be 'one for the ages', featuring Crowded House, Vance Joy, Ocean Alley, and Tones and I.
When Marcia Hines first hit Australia in 1970, she was, famously, just 16 years old. Now at 71, she’s coming to Canberra in a show based on her 2023 album, Still Shining, reports HELEN MUSA.
Canberra’s music community is gearing up for a 90th birthday celebration for our most famous composer, Larry Sitsky, who moved to Canberra in late 1965 to become head of keyboard studies at the ANU's School of Music and made his home here.
Piano aficionados were treated to a rare, intense evening of piano playing by Sardinian-born pianist Giulio Biddau in Gandel Hall at the National Gallery on Sunday evening.
