MAHLER’S LAST COMPLETED WORK

Mahler’s 9th Symphony, the composer’s last completed work, has acquired an almost religious significance. Common opinion has it that this Continue reading →

Alumni Tracker – November 2018

Follow ANAM’s famous faces in this November edition of the Alumni Tracker.

Brett Dean: in conversation

Rarely has an operatic event taken the musical world by storm such as Brett Dean’s Hamlet did on its premiere in the Continue reading →

A reflection: Debussy100 so far

It’s hard to believe we are nearing the end of our series performing Claude Debussy’s complete piano and chamber music. Continue reading →

Behind the score: NZ Composer, Kenneth Young

The Michael Hill International Violin Competition is held every two years in Queenstown, New Zealand. Each competition, a New Zealand Continue reading →

Three great symphonies and the ‘Mozart Myth’

Of all the great composers, few are obscured by as much myth as Mozart. The ‘Mozart Myth’ was kicked off Continue reading →

KIAZMA Piano Duo: Symphonic Dances

It was my first day at ANAM in 2007. No sooner had I sat down at the piano in one Continue reading →

AUSTRALIAN STRING QUARTET: In Conversation

We’re delighted to welcome members of the Australian String Quartet (ASQ) to ANAM for two concerts this week. They are working Continue reading →