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ACO 2024: Meet Australian mezzo-soprano Catherine Carby
From studies in Canberra to acclaimed roles in Covent Garden: the life and work of the award-winning opera singer Catherine Carby.
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Rivers of Paradise
Environmental writer Huw Kingston explores why humanity needs to fight to keep our rivers alive.
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Deep Waters
Indigenous writer Tristen Harwood yarns with composer and leading didgeridoo player William Barton about the profound meanings of rivers.
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Introducing the ACO Emerging Artists for 2024
Meet the talented young string players who we welcome to the ACO this year as Emerging Artists.
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River: One Living Organism
Director Jennifer Peedom explores the extraordinary collaboration between filmmakers and musicians that led to the making of River.
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A Meditation on Evanescence
Artistic Director Richard Tognetti on the nature of rivers.
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'Playing the viola feels like home'
ACO Principal Viola Stefanie Farrands catches up with author Romy Ash.
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Gustav Klimt and Beethoven
Discover the monumental Gustav Klimt mural painted in honour of the great composer Ludwig van Beethoven.
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Kristian Bezuidenhout Interview
Kristian Bezuidenhout – who returns to the Australian Chamber Orchestra to guest direct the ensemble for the first time – says he can find an expressiveness and richness in early pianos that he can’t find on contemporary instruments.
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Nine iconic uses of Beethoven’s music in film
From unforgettable scenes in Die Hard, to soul-searching moments in Dead Poets Society, here are some of the most striking times Beethoven’s enduring music has been heard through the silver screen.
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