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Music belongs to us all
Journalist and filmmaker Santilla Chingaipe on the history of Beethoven and George Bridgetower.
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Schubert's Nightingale
British poet George Szirtes traces how he finds meaning in mortality through Schubert’s Quintet in C major and the poetry of John Keats, both works by artists who died tragically young
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Ilya Isakovich presents Borodin
Ilya Isakovic presents 'Borodin', alongside the ACO's Nikki Divall, Melissa Barnard and Maja Savnik.
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Symphonic Revolution: The Influences Behind Mozart’s Genius
Inspired by his older peer Haydn, the brilliant young Mozart revolutionised the entire concept of the symphony.
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Transforming Memories
Music in film does much more than accompany the moving image. Melding these artforms together is what creates unforgettable cinema.
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'I experienced the magic of the ACO that night'
Double bass player Adrian Whitehall recalls how he felt the first time he heard the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and how that encounter led to his becoming an ACO Emerging Artist today.
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Australian Chamber Orchestra announces new recording of American works
In Homeward, the ACO presents three exquisite American works: George Walker’s Lyric for Strings, Ruth Crawford Seeger’s Andante for Strings, and Bryce Dessner’s Aheym.
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Music Creates Worlds of Possibilities for Young People
How music, and music education programs like ACO Foundations, have the power to change the lives and experiences of children for the better.
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The scent of the Sydney Opera House
ACO Artistic Director Richard Tognetti on 50 years of the iconic Sydney Opera House.
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A guide to Alma Mahler-Werfel's Drei Lieder
Our brief introduction to Alma Mahler-Werfel's three songs, in the context of her life and other works.
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