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Operas reboot as a crime drama in 70s Spain offers new clues

Scottish Opera’s new production makes the most of the work’s reinstated spoken-word sections, but suffers from a lack of charisma in its star

Xi'an Symphony Orchestra announced its 2023 season on Feb 21.

On episode 102 of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast, co-hosts Kevin Allen and Grace Maeda welcome Dane Lam. The conductor is making history as the Dane Lam joins the "Have Aloha Will Travel" podcast. He is the new music director at the Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra.

The concerts will feature a diverse lineup of artists.

Classical Music Conversations

Music / “La Clemenza di Tito”, by Mozart, National Opera. At Llewellyn Hall until April 17. Reviewed by ROB KENNEDY. UNDER its new name of the National Opera, performing one of Mozart’s last operas, “La Clemenza di Tito”, the company stepped out for 2021 in its first performance of this dramatic and compelling work. Directed by Peter Coleman-Wright, with conductor, Dane Lam, chorus master, Tobias Cole, costumes, Fiona Victoria Hopkins and lighting, Mark Dyson with the Canberra Sympho...

Julian Ashton, “The Prospector”, 1889 (detail), oil on canvas on hardboard, Art Gallery of NSW, purchased 1889… National Library of Australia, March 12-July 11. ORIGINAL drawings and paintings by the artists of “The Picturesque Atlas of Australasia” will be on show at the National Library of Australia’s next big exhibition, “A Nation Imagined: The Artists of the Picturesque Atlas“, a staged partnership with the Art Gallery of NSW. “The Atlas”, published between 1886 and 1889...

Queensland Symphony Orchestra ueensland Symphony Orchestra Johannes Fritzsch, one of Australia’s leading international conductors, has been named Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s new Principal Conductor and Artistic Adviser; it is a very welcome return for the world-class Maestro. “The appointment of Maestro Fritzsch as QSO’s new Principal Conductor and Artistic Adviser extends until 2023, and we are thrilled and honoured that he has agreed to return to the fold to provide the orchestra ...

MSO stirs the soul with fiery return to live concerts in the Bowl We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Tony Way Normal text size Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Sidney Myer Music Bowl, January 29 Starved of the vital interaction between orchestra and live audience, 3000 enthusiastic music lovers were not going to be deterred by the threat of torrential rain. The threat of rain did not deter Melburnians lucky enough to be in the Sidney Myer Music...