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Here's Everything you want to know about local arts events but were too afraid to ask! Here's this week's "Artsweek" column by HELEN MUSA. 

"This concert satisfied on all levels" writes reviewer HELEN MUSA of the Canberra International Music Festival performance by the Brodsky Quartet and William Barton.

“'From Little Things' was an immersive experience that celebrated the beauty and diversity of our shared home." writes reviewer CASSIDY RICHENS.

The Australian Haydn Ensemble launches this year's Canberra International Music Festival in captivating style.

Music from a composer collective of various Bachs, Mozarts and Haydns sounded like an impressive way to launch a music festival. And it was, says reviewer IAN McLEAN.

A rapturous standing ovation rewarded the Brodsky Quartet's golden anniversary performance at the Fitters' Workshop, reports reviewer DANTE COSTA.

In an unusual departure from conventional festival programming, the final concert of the 2023 Canberra International Music Festival is likely to raise the roof of the Fitters’ Workshop in Kingston, says arts editor HELEN MUSA.

With this years Canberra International Music Festival coming to a close on Sunday, you won’t want to miss out on…

Canberra International Music Festival / Concert 9, “Great Hall Rising”, Fitters’ Workshop, May 3. Reviewed by ROB KENNEDY. AUSTRALIAN democracy came about through several dramatic events. This concert linked some of the landmarks of Australian history with music that journeyed into the heart and soul of the nation. The artists for this performance were: William Barton, didgeridoo; Delmae Barton, voice; Golden Gate Brass Quintet; Daniel and David Wilfred, songmen from Ngukurr in Arnhem La...

Canberra International Music Festival / Concert 22, “Song of the Earth”, Fitters’ Workshop, Saturday, May 8. Reviewed by ROB KENNEDY. FITTINGLY, to end the 2021 Canberra International Music Festival, Gustav Mahler’s “Song of the Earth”, which according to Leonard Bernstein was Mahler’s greatest work, was on the bill. Following the most painful period in his life, Gustav Mahler wrote his “Das Lied von der Erde”. This work performed was arranged by Arnold Schoenberg. The artis...