Sue Kaufmann speaks with Katie Noonan, who will be performing in Alone but all one on Saturday the 1st of August at the Melbourne Recital Centre.

For more information and tickets go to the Recital Centre’s website at https://www.melbournerecital.com.au/

Image Copyright: Blue Murder Studios

Sue Kaufmann speaks with Katie Noonan, who will be performing in&nbsp;Alone but all one on Saturday the 1st of August at the Melbourne Recital Centre.
For more information and tickets go to the Recital Centre&rsquo;s website at https://www.melbournerecital.com.au/
Image Copyright: Blue Murder Studios

A selection of performances and interviews from 3MBS guests about the what, who and when of music and the arts in Melbourne.

A selection of performances and interviews from 3MBS guests about the what, who and when of music and the arts in Melbourne.

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Interviews with local and international artists. Find out what's happening in and around Melbourne and beyond.

Interviews with local and international artists. Find out what's happening in and around Melbourne and beyond.

Katie Noonan: Alone but all one, Melbourne Recital Centre

Julie Houghton speaks with Robert Dora, Artistic Director and conductor of the Australasian Orchestra and composer, Hugh Crosthwaite about their 2026 Winter Concert, Prelude & Tragedy featuring the Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and Prélude l’Après-midi d’un fauna (Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun) by Claude Debussy and a brand new orchestral suite written for the orchestra by Hugh Crosthwaite, entitled The Island of Dr Moreau.

2pm SUNDAY 26th July 2026, at James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist ladies’ College, 207 Barkers Road, Kew, Vic.

For tickets or more infomation, go to Trybooking.com

Julie Houghton speaks with Robert Dora, Artistic Director and conductor of the Australasian Orchestra and composer, Hugh Crosthwaite about their 2026 Winter Concert, Prelude &amp; Tragedy&nbsp;featuring the&nbsp;Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture&nbsp;by&nbsp;Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky&nbsp;and&nbsp;Pr&eacute;lude l&rsquo;Apr&egrave;s-midi d&rsquo;un fauna&nbsp;(Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun) by Claude Debussy and a brand new orchestral suite written for the orchestra by Hugh Crosthwaite, entitled The Island of Dr Moreau.
2pm SUNDAY 26th July 2026, at&nbsp;James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist ladies&rsquo; College, 207 Barkers Road, Kew, Vic.
For tickets or more infomation, go to <a href="https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1541450">Trybooking.com</a>

Robert Dora  and Hugh Crosthwaite: Australasian Orchestra - Prelude and Tragedy

Sue Kaufmann speaks with cellist, Trish Dean, about Ensemble Q's performance, featuring ABC Classic presenter and writer Ed le Brocq, and a newly commissioned work by Anne Cawrse, inspired by le Brocq's deeply moving story Sonam & the Silence, a meditation on the transformative power of music.

The concert is on Friday, July 24 at 7pm, at Melbourne Recital Centre.

For more information and tickets go to the Melbourne Recital Centre website.

Sue Kaufmann speaks with cellist, Trish Dean, about Ensemble Q's performance, featuring ABC Classic presenter and writer Ed le Brocq, and a newly commissioned work by Anne Cawrse, inspired by le Brocq's deeply moving story Sonam &amp; the Silence, a meditation on the transformative power of music.
The concert is on Friday, July 24 at 7pm, at Melbourne Recital Centre.
For more information and tickets go to the <a href="https://www.melbournerecital.com.au/whats-on/current-productions/ensemble-q-with-ed-le-brocq">Melbourne Recital Centre</a> website.

Trish Dean: Ensemble Q with Ed le Brocq

Susie May speaks with Grayson Rotumah, co-director, University of Adelaide Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music, about The Health Songbook. This exciting new resource includes 20 original songs from 14 Indigenous language groups and artists, to be used with music therapists and healthcare practitioners working with Aboriginal patients.

The Health Song Book Project can be accessed via the website at healthsongbook.com.

Susie May speaks with Grayson Rotumah, co-director, University of Adelaide Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music, about The Health Songbook. This exciting new resource includes 20 original songs from 14 Indigenous language groups and artists, to be used with music therapists and healthcare practitioners working with Aboriginal patients.
The Health Song Book Project can be accessed via the website at <a href="https://healthsongbook.com/">healthsongbook.com</a>.

Katie Noonan: Alone but all one, Melbourne Recital Centre

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