Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival announces 2022 program
The first TCMF since 2019 features some of Australia's best musicians performing masterpieces by the likes of JS Bach and Liszt, as well as a decent helping of contemporary works.
Michael Kaufmann is a young musician, actor and writer based in Sydney. He is currently completing a Masters degree in opera performance at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
The first TCMF since 2019 features some of Australia's best musicians performing masterpieces by the likes of JS Bach and Liszt, as well as a decent helping of contemporary works.
Big hART and Ngarra Burria have been recognised for their innovation, while several Australian artists including Genevieve Lacey will perform at the conference in Hannover.
The new digital archive features the first dedicated library of Australian operas and is accessible to the public.
This month’s concert highlights from ABC Classic, independent radio and streaming.
ANAM’s immediate and immersive chamber music experience will take up residence in London’s Royal Albert Hall for a special season in September.
The inaugural season for new Artistic Director Christie Anderson will see the ensemble head to new spaces and launch a new mentoring program.
MRC has announced composer and performer Mindy Meng Wang and conductor and instrumentalist Erin Helyard as Artists in Residence for 2022.
The new all-female ensemble, made up of staff and student of the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, has a keen focus on the music of Latvia after the Soviet Union.
Resound has partnered with the Northern Rivers Conservatorium in Lismore to help replace ruined instruments as organisations along the east coast grapple with flood damage.
Renowned director Kate Champion will take over as Artistic Director, with Ian Booth stepping in as Chief Executive Officer.
Sydney-based composer Richard Charlton has taken out the top prize, with Natasha Lin and Naomi Dodd as runners up.
The six recipients; Hadley Agrez, Kristin Berardi, Taylor Davis, Natalie Dietz, Nick Garbett and Stuart Rogers will travel to Bremen later this month.
The eight musicians, chosen from over 160 worldwide applications, will spend 12 months being mentored by members of the orchestra.