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Kristian Bezuidenhout Interview
Kristian Bezuidenhout – who returns to the Australian Chamber Orchestra to guest direct the ensemble for the first time – says he can find an expressiveness and richness in early pianos that he can’t find on contemporary instruments.
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Nine iconic uses of Beethoven’s music in film
From unforgettable scenes in Die Hard, to soul-searching moments in Dead Poets Society, here are some of the most striking times Beethoven’s enduring music has been heard through the silver screen.
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Enjoy an ACO Familes day out this school holidays
Our guide to making the most of your visit to our Pier 2/3 home, in Sydney's Walsh Bay.
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Sharing the experience of ‘River’
We reflect on our sold-out tour of River.
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Beethoven in three words
Australian Chamber Orchestra musicians sum up the great composer.
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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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