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AdelaideClassics Unwrapped: An Invitation to the Dance
Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Bernstein
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra; Guy Noble; Celia Craig
SydneyForever & Ever
Dessner, Hamilton
Rafael Bonachela; Anthony Hamilton; Sydney Dance Company
MelbourneMetamorphosis
Levinas: Metamorphosis
Paul Fitzsimon; Tama Matheson; Opera Australia; Mark Thompson; Julie Lea Goodwin; Taryn Fiebig
MelbourneStravinsky's Firebird
Stravinsky, Bartók
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; Jukka-Pekka Saraste; Dejan Lazić
SydneyBeethoven Nine
Haydn, Beethoven
Sydney Symphony Orchestra; Edo de Waart; Amanda Majeski; Caitlin Hulcup; Kim Begley; Sydney Philharmonia Choirs
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Magnetic bravura: Unshowy Gringolts dazzles Sydney audience
Ilya Gringolts brings his brand of unspectacular virtuosity to the ACO's latest programme, with the Paganini Violin Concerto no. 1 and Bartók's Divertimento clear highlights.
A great Dido and Aeneas pairing in Adelaide
A richly sung Dido and Aeneas in an imaginative venue becomes an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
Political Correctness on hold: Candide in Sydney
Voltaire and Bernstein's wilful political incorrectness make Candide a challenge to behold, but the Sydney Philharmonia meets them in a concert performance in the opera house.
TAB’s Spartacus' All is fair in love, and gladiator gore
The Australian Ballet’s adaptation of the historic Ancient Roman story fuses violence, seduction, and the anguish of separation. It delivers a mesmerising display of masculinity, through widly explosive battle scenes.
Transformers: big works in disguise from the ACO
Pared-down forces of the ACO performed pared down masterpieces, in a brilliantly conceived programme which included works by Wagner, Strauss and Mozart.