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With Yeol Eum Son on piano and conducted by Eivind Aadland, this program of works by Maria Grenfell, Chopin, Moszkowski and Mendelssohn was rich in the flavours of Poland, Italy and the Apple Isle.
From the jubilant opening of Glinka’s Ruslan and Ludmila Overture to the majesty of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony, this was the TSO at its finest.
The three musicians are each magnificent in this wonderful concert; as a trio they are transcendent.
Elena Schwarz led the TSO and mezzo-soprano Dimity Shepherd in an immersive concert that transported its audience to another world.
This was an uplifting concert of audience favourites, with a profoundly moving performance of Schumann's Piano Concerto by Alexander Gavrylyuk.
It is hard to find words to do justice to Jonathan Békés' magical performance with Mark Letonja and the TSO.
This TSO concert was a celebration of our differences, our similarities, our histories and traditions.
The music in this concert spoke of existential griefs and joys that are heartbreakingly relevant today.
Pianist Karen Smithies and cellist Jonathan Békés are a match made in heaven and this recital showcased the art of musical conversation at its best.
Voices at 5, a series of short concerts designed to make vocal music accessible to the whole community, is so popular it is back at this year's Festival of Voices in Tasmania.
The Tasmanian String Quartet emerged because of the impact of COVID-19 on music in Tasmania, and is proving to be an impressive chamber ensemble.
The Orava Quartet offers up an evening of drama and emotional depth in Hobart.
An afternoon filled with joy from Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra musicians.
