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Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Salut! Baroque is led by artistic directors Sally Melhuish and Tim Blomfield, the ensemble performs annual subscription series concerts in Canberra and Sydney and has released more than ten CDs.
Entries for this giveaway are now closed.. Uniting five leading contemporary classical voices Howl presents a performance of musical defiance and untamed brilliance. Best known as the musical mind behind Tim Burton's dark cinematic worlds, Danny Elfman’s mischievous Piano Quartet is a rare and revealing gem.
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Subtlety and understatement are the guiding stars here, where acoustic sounds contrast, unite and dance around each other within compositions that seem to evolve from small beginnings.
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England, Australia and Poland have all contributed to the extraordinary, multilayered creative life of one of 2MBS’s newest presenters, Simon Target. His surname, he explains, is pronounced Tarzhay because...
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Michael Tsalka, square piano Diana Weston, harpsichord Wirripang Media Wirr 132★★★ By Michael Morton-Evans This is an interesting experiment which very nearly comes off. Wirripang invited four contemporary female...
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This month’s Sydney Harbour Sunset Jazz Cruise welcomes special guest Zoe K, joining the JC Stylles Quartet for an unforgettable evening on the water.
The legendary Pinchas Zukerman makes a triumphant return to Sydney for the first time in a decade, for one unforgettable night only.
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Exquisite music to accompany the ancient and traditional liturgies of the Church. Celebrate Holy Week and Easter at St Paul's, Burwood.
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Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Check our new giveaways here. The Happiest Man on Earth, adapted by Mark St Germain, makes its Australian premiere after acclaimed international seasons.