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  • A pianist sits at a pianoforte, flanked by a violinist who is standing and a cellist sitting. They are all intent on their playing. Behind them are the columns of a ballroom. Helen Kruger, Geoffrey Lancaster and Noeleen Wright performing Australian Baroque's concert of Haydn's Piano Trios Three times the joy
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    Three times the joy

    22 July 2023

    Haydn’s piano trios get a rare outing with a grand guest. Classical enthusiast Julie Hosking is swept along by the majestic movements and their magnificent players. 

    Reading time • 7 minutesMusic
  • When worlds collide
    Features

    When worlds collide

    15 April 2023

    A Venusian volcanologist and a Baroque specialist invite you to explore the universe in a different way. Julie Hosking talks to the creative couple behind Space Music.

    Reading time • 10 minutesMusic
  • A flautist and violinist stand playing their instruments, while two other musicians sit behind theirs, a man on the harpsichord and a woman on the cello. Behind them are columns, giving the impression of a stately room. They are Australian Baroque performers Andy Skinner, Helen Kruger, Noeleen Wright and James Huntingford. Baroque tour of Europe one to savour
    Reviews

    Baroque tour of Europe one to savour

    31 October 2022

    French in name only, Telemann’s ‘Paris Quartets’ offer a suite of European flavours. Australian Baroque charms Claire Coleman with a polished performance.

    Reading time • 6 minutesMusic
  • A woman from the Australian Baroque wearing black sits in an armchair with a violin tucked under her arm, in front of a pink backdrop What to SEE: Australian Baroque
    Q&A

    What to SEE: Australian Baroque

    28 February 2022

    Over the past 12 months Australian Baroque has performed over 90 concerts to more than 30 000 people. Artistic director Helen Kruger reveals the vision behind the astoundingly popular new orchestra.

    Reading time • 8 minutesMusic
  • Reading time • 7 minutesMusic
  • An orchestra is visible silhouetted against an big screen showing an image of a bright red solar flare Music to move the planets
    Reviews

    Music to move the planets

    9 August 2021

    Grab your popcorn and pull up a beanbag for Australian Baroque’s audiovisual tour of terrestrial and extra-terrestrial wonders, recommends Claire Coleman.

    Reading time • 5 minutesMusic
  • Reading time • 5 minutesMusic
  • Café culture
    Reviews

    Café culture

    1 February 2021

    The humour and frivolity of Australian Baroque’s Coffee Cantata added up to a Fringe World high point for David Zampatti.

    Reading time • 4 minutesFringe World Festival
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