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Seraphim Trio – The Sydney Mozart Society

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Seraphim Trio is part of the Sydney Mozart Society, dedicated to the promotion and performance of music by Mozart and other masters of the Classical period.

Leroy Anderson – Master of the Miniature

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Leroy Anderson was the son of Swedish immigrants to America, he was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1908, was schooled at the local high school, just down the road from Harvard University.

Pinchgut Opera – The Fairy Queen

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The Fairy Queen promises a vibrant and unforgettable musical journey, reimagined with flair by Pinchgut Opera. This inventive new production breathes fresh life into Purcell’s enchanting semi-opera.

Thomas Hardy: The lilt of his lyric wiles

Classical Fine Music Magazine

Some know Thomas Hardy, poet. More know Thomas Hardy, novelist. Few know Thomas Hardy, architect. How many know Thomas Hardy, musician?

A Musical Life in Brief – Miriam Hyde

Classical Fine Music Magazine

Miriam Hyde is one of Australia’s most respected and internationally acclaimed 20th-century pianists and composers. Her long and prolific career started when, as a youngster, she won a scholarship to the Elder Conservatorium in Adelaide.

Silver Winds Ensemble – Bach to Brandman

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Silver Winds Ensemble presents Bach to Brandman and Beyond, an inspiring concert of classical brilliance and contemporary flair. Featuring two of Australia’s finest flautists, Mark Underwood and James Fortune, joined by acclaimed composer and pianist Margaret Brandman, this vibrant program offers an uplifting blend of joyful melodies, rich harmonies, and rhythmic drive.

Fine Music Showcase – Sunday 11 May

Classical Fine Music Showcase

Discover la crème de la crème of classical music talent on Fine Music Showcase! Airing Sunday, 11 May at 3pm, this episode features a dynamic lineup of performers who bring fresh energy and diverse influences to the genre.

Master of the grand motet: Michel-Richard Delalande

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Among the many rich periods in French music few are more absorbing than the one that starts with the arrival of Lully in Paris in 1646 and ends with the death of Leclair and Rameau in 1764. The two are the last great exponents of the glorious French Baroque.

Antonio Salieri: On his own terms

Classical Fine Music Magazine

How well known would Antonio Salieri have been without the supposed Mozart murder connection, a story that predated Amadeus, the play and movie by more than 150 years and was the subject of contemporary gossip in Vienna during his lifetime?

CD Of The Week – Diamond Quills

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Charisma’s Diamond Quills is a double CD album of Trios for clarinet, or bass clarinet, cello and piano written by 10 Australian composers, all of whom are women. Many of the works were written especially for Charisma.