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Creative Arts Fellowships, supported by the Friends of the Library and the Ray Mathew and Eva Kollsman Trust, offer Australian artists and writers an opportunity to develop new work that is inspired or informed by our collections. 2022 Dr Tonya Lemoh, Creative Arts Fellow (supported by the Friends of the NLA) Interiors: a journey through the musical world of Henry Handel Richardson
Mascarade Opera Studio is a dream-come-true of Englishman Maximilian Fane, set in the frescoed halls of Florence's Palazzo Corsini
Interview: Amanda Feery and Megan Nolan on writing a contemporary opera Composer Amanda Feery and novelist Megan Nolan knew very little about writing operas when they began working together, but that enabled them to take a fresh and experimental approach to their joint project 24th July, 2021 Rachel Goode in the opera A Thing I Cannot Name by Amanda Feery and Megan Nolan. Picture: Jeda de Brí When Amanda Feery and Megan Nolan sat down to write an opera, neither of them knew what they were doing. Feery was a seasoned composer and part of Irish National Opera’s ABL ...
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Pauline Tinsley, outstanding and popular British soprano who was hailed as ‘a whirlwind’ on stage – obituary Her Elektra for Welsh National Opera was praised for its ‘stamina, intensity and eloquence of voice and bearing’ Pauline Tinsley rehearsing Aida Credit: Alamy Pauline Tinsley, who has died aged 93, was a soprano with a voice of great stamina and penetration whose repertoire of more than 100 roles, ranging from Handel, Mozart and early Verdi to Strauss’s leading ladies and Janacek’s matriarchs, sustained her through 40 years on the opera stage. Much of her early career wa...