OPTIMISM AS AN OPERETTA: A Bernstein Experiment
“Satire is what closes on Saturday night”, said playwright George S. Kaufman. It was something he knew all too well Continue reading
Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM)
What life is like at ANAM
Birthplace of the Spectacular
It’s hard to say where inspiration will strike. For Mussorgsky, it was a memorial exhibit of 400 works held for Continue reading
Jared Yapp warms up to the idea of tackling climate change through music
‘Music for Our Changing Climate‘ is an immersive performance experience designed and performed by the Ad Lib Collective that asks Continue reading
INTO THE MUSIC: Composer Lyle Chan on realising Debussy
Before his untimely death, Claude Debussy was composing six sonatas for various instruments, only managing to finish the Violin Sonata, Continue reading
Poised at the podium: getting to know José Luis Gomez
The Venezuelan-born, Spanish conductor José Luis Gomez was catapulted to international attention when he won First Prize at the International Continue reading
Who’s New in 2018
The start of a new year at ANAM is always exciting as we welcome new musicians to cohort. Ahead of Continue reading
An ambitious project: Debussy100
Debussy100 features eight Season Concerts and a variety of additional events throughout the year. Starting next week, the project begins Continue reading
The Heart of ANAM
“I invite you to ramble through some of Bohemia’s most engaging landscapes with our musicians and esteemed mentors. This is a concert not to be missed!”
