ANAM: Where Music Never Stops – Heralding Season 2019
Undeterred recently by an architectural tragedy the Australian National Academy of Music announced its 2019 Season ensuring the music will not stop anytime soon
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
MEL & NYC Winter Festival 2018 – Tell a Tale of Two Cities
This winter, coinciding with MoMA at NGV: 130 Years of Modern and Contemporary Art in Melbourne, citizens can celebrate tales of two of the world’s great cities
Mozart: Man, Music, Mayhem – MSO Celebrate his Life & Legacy
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra conducted by Richard Egarr in July will celebrate the life and legacy of the composer with a Mozart Festival: Man Music and Mayhem
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 2017 Season: Musical Diversity
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Chief conductor Sir Andrew Davis or Benjamin Northey in 2017 presents music, classical to contemporary times
Richard Strauss: Melbourne Symphony – Meldi’s CD Review
Meldi’s CD review of MSO, conducted by Andrew Davis presenting works by Richard Strauss Ein Heldenleben (A Hero’s Life) & Intermezzo: Four Symphonic Interludes
Start 2016 in Style – MSO, QSO, Sydney Symphony and More
Around Australia a variety of splendid Symphony Orchestra Concerts will be sure to start 2016 in style for those who enjoy a diverse range of stylish music
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra – Music Your Mum Will Love
All in all the MSO’s Trio of Concerts – Music your Mum will love suggested as a gift for Mother’s Day is a grand offering and will make many a Mum happy in 2015
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 2015 – Summer Music and More
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra free concerts feature A Musical Valentine on 14th February with Bryn Terfel and LIsa McCune singing Broadway Classics on 14th March
National Trust – 100 Days of Summer, Heritage in Action
National Trust of Victoria’s 100 Days of Summer Events earnestly pursuing style, with picnics, plays, gardens, musical events for kids, families and adults too
Symphony Orchestras Australia – Inspiring Kids Tots to Teens
Just as a child’s literacy needs to be encouraged by reading aloud to them, so does their musical ear need to be soothed, or stimulated by the sound of music
Australian Symphony Orchestra’s 2014 – Variety & Virtuosity
Australian state symphony orchestras offer virtuosity in 2014 – guests include overseas based Australian born pianist Jayson Gillham & conductor Nathan Aspinall
Jayson Gillham Plays Beethoven & Chopin – Melbourne in March
Jayson Gillham will play solo piano recitals at Melbourne in March 2014 for the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Scotch Arts at the Scotch College Hawthorn
Melbourne Staying Cool – Summer Music, Art and All That Jazz
To survive dramatic summer heat fluctuations in Melbourne Janet Walker rocks out to all that jazz in clubs, views fab art or chills out to music at MSO concert