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A Skyful of Beethovens
Beethoven is perhaps best known for his “heroic” style, which reflects the wars of his time, but his work has many modes from improvisatory explorations to Romantic introspection. Nicholas Mathew explores the role of the piano in these works.
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Australian Singers on the World Stage
These singers exuding star power have conquered the world’s stages. But they all started in Australia.
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Leigh Sales on learning a musical instrument
“The way she taught music gave me everything I need to have it now as my greatest joy.”
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Annabel Crabb and Richard Tognetti go way back
The Chat 10 Looks 3 host on her history with Richard Tognetti and the Australian Chamber Orchestra.
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Dispatches from Penrith Youth Orchestra
Earlier this month, Australian Chamber Orchestra musicians took part in an inspiring and rewarding weekend mentoring Penrith Youth Orchestra Academy students.
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Farewell to Maja Savnik: In Pictures
After nine years performing as a much-loved member of the ACO, Maja is concluding her time with the Orchestra to return to Europe with her young family. We're looking back at some of the wonderful memories she has shared with her colleagues over the years.
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Listen to our pet-calming playlist of classical music
Classical music is proven to calm animals. We have curated a special relaxing playlist for our furry and featured friends to mark National Pet Day.
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An introduction to Mahler’s Song of the Earth
Our guide to Mahler’s orchestral song cycle, including the profound story behind the existential work.
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ACO Musicians on the power of Mahler
Our musicians speak to the monumental power and unforgettable existentialism of the music of Gustav Mahler.
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An Encounter in Five Movements
The music of Gustav Mahler creates meaning through a continuous series of startling transformations. Playwright Daniel Keene experiences his music live for the very first time.
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