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Janice Wong, Alexander Briger, Lisa Mead, Olivier Krug, Annabelle Hickson, Dean and James Woodley and Heleena Trahanas share their Christmas traditions - Vimarsana News

Janice Wong, Alexander Briger, Lisa Mead, Olivier Krug, Annabelle Hickson, Dean and James Woodley and Heleena Trahanas share their Christmas traditions

Family is at the heart of celebrations for these globetrotters – no matter who, or where, they are.

Source: afr.com
Melbourne review wrap: How Do I Let You Die?, Whose Gonna Love 'Em? I am that i AM, Chase, Mahler 9 - Vimarsana News

Melbourne review wrap: How Do I Let You Die?, Whose Gonna Love 'Em? I am that i AM, Chase, Mahler 9

This review of shows around Melbourne includes How Do I Let You Die?, Whose Gonna Love ’Em? I am that i AM, Chase, and a five-star performance of Mahler 9.

Source: smh.com.au
Opera's Ever-Troublous Times - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

Opera's Ever-Troublous Times - Quadrant Online

If Australian opera is to have a worthwhile future, craft, style and quality are essential. That artistic merit should be trumped by quotas and chromosomes is laid out in a recent paper, Risky Business: Policy Legacy and Gender Inequality in Australian Opera Production. Have the authors never heard of Simone Young, our greatest living conductor?

Introducing the October 2023 issue of Limelight - Vimarsana News

Introducing the October 2023 issue of Limelight

This month's features explore OA's new 'Digital' Ring, the stage adaptation of The Dictionary of Lost Worlds, Mahler's Ninth, and Sir Eugene Goossen's push for the SOH.

The Australian World Orchestra: more than the sum of its parts - Vimarsana News

The Australian World Orchestra: more than the sum of its parts

As violinist Natalie Chee returns to perform with the AWO, the orchestra returns to Mahler after ten years. She discusses what's changed in the years between.