In this video: 1966 was the year Keith Humble returned to Melbourne after a long stay in Europe. The improvisations and graphic scores of mid-1960s were regarded by the conservative elements of the contemporary music scene as being too experimental. Structures presents some of these […]
In this video: International soloist and recording artist Peter Sheridan and Orchestra Victoria Principal Flute Lisa-Maree Amos are the Married Flutes. Their performances transport listeners into a unique sound spectrum with the soulful, natural qualities of the low flutes. Dark Star collects together many of […]
About this video: Three generations of Australian women composers are celebrated in a richly hued kaleidoscope of music from across the decades. Helen Gifford’s compelling compositional voice begins the journey, with her seminal works setting the scene for generations of women composers including Christine McCombe, Annie […]
About this video: On March 5 1953, Joseph Stalin died in his bed. Spinning on his record player was Mozart’s Piano Concerto No.23, performed by his pianist of choice, the formidable Maria Yudina. An outspoken champion of new music and artistic freedom, Yudina was banned, suspended […]
In this video: Horsley & Williams Duo is a driving force in fusing the worlds of electro-acoustic music and the refined counterpoint of the 18th century within contemporary Australia. This program is a celebration of new Australian song with specials guests; vocalist and songwriter Lucy […]
In this video: Leaping onto the Australian music scene in 2017, Melbourne Chamber Players comprises musicians who have dedicated their lives to performing exceptional chamber music at the highest level. Directed by clarinetist Justin Beere and oboist Steph Dixon, its passionate players perform with the […]
