David Edmonds Fine Music Magazine The Australian World Record Club
This is the first in a series of articles describing the history, activities and repertoire of the World Record Club Australia (WRC).
The Australian World Record Club – Part 2 The early years By David Edmonds The first article in this series...
Part 3 – presentations in the early years (Continued from September article, click HERE to read the full series) The sleeves of the initial releases had comparatively...
The 1960s and 70s saw the pinnacle of LP production of classical music worldwide, now recorded in stereo. Major recording artists, both well-established and emerging, were contracted to one or other of these labels.
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Robert Gilchrist profiles contemporary early music composer Professor Hendrik Bouman. The Dutch harpsichordist and conductor is one of today’s most...
WRC continued to issue innovative colour designs and photos throughout the 60s but by the 70s this aspect had notably cheapened and become more basic.
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The Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition (LVPC) is one of Australia’s most respected and influential classical music events. Established in 1999 in Brisbane, the competition...
We have been reminded recently of the gargantuan struggle of the African American community for their freedom and rights of expression, and the part played by jazz musicians as witnesses to this struggle.
It’s not every day one gets to chat to somebody who has led a procession of carol singers down the main aisle of York Minster, sung with famed British a capella group the King’s Singers in Canberra
Elaine Siversen follows the ‘shipwrecking’ of love The brilliant musical scene in London in the early 18th century attracted many...
