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The composer describes the beautiful relationships behind the commissioning of his new work that draws upon the sense of awe at natural beauty.

When piano player Sine Winther arrives soon to perform Alexander Scriabin’s “blue” concerto, it won't be a homecoming, yet her Canberra connections are very strong, says arts editor HELEN MUSA.

The greater flexibility and accessibility of virtual learning is prompting some post-secondary students to seek out virtual classes and forcing universities to rethink how they structure online degrees, including science courses that depend on in-person laboratories, practicums, co-ops and residences.

IAN McLEAN. VALENTINE’S Day ushered in a new chapter in CSO musical history with the introduction of “Chamber Classics”, a series aimed at both increasing interest in the intimacy of this performance style and in expanding opportunities for CSO players to display their considerable performing abilities. “Forgotten Romance” was an appropriate title for a February 14 concert, and it certainly appealed to Canberra’s music lovers. Two shows were presented during the afternoon with each performance sold out to the virus-allowed audience cap of 180 patrons. This was a delightful one-hou...