CAM says a big thank you to Andrey Lebedev and fellow guitarist Jack Hancher for giving us such a great evening at the Shortwave Cafe this week featuring Australian composers Sculthorpe, Brett Dean and Phillip Houghton.
Hot on the heels from Andrey Lebedev’s wonderful guitar recital in London, CAM presents a fascinating concert celebrating Women Musicians and their Stories in Music in Oxford. Find out more…
Who would have thought that an old biscuit factory in Bermondsey would provide the most perfect setting for a fabulous concert of classical and Australian music…
When the map was drawn up in the second half of the 18th century the west was only aware of half of Australia’s existence. Yet today this vast country is a thriving cultural and creative hub to equal anywhere in the world. The CAM Friend’s concert on 21 May will celebrate music by composers from […]
The Box Office is now open for our exclusive Mayfair Concert on 21 May 2018. Violinist Philippa Mo with pianist and CAM Artistic Director Wendy Hiscocks will perform a mixed programme at a beautiful private Mayfair mansion in the heart of London.
It certainly did – despite the media hype publicising a terrorist plot (that turned out to be a hoax) and the police cordoning off the streets surrounding Oxford Circus earlier that evening. The show went on regardless!
Tune in to BBC Radio 3 on Wednesday 22 November from 6pm (GMT) to hear CAM Artistic Director Wendy Hiscocks together with singer Christopher Gillett in an interview with presenter Sean Rafferty.
The Jamaican government assigned Australian composer Arthur Benjamin a free barrel of rum a year for his contribution to making their country so well known. But what was Arthur Benjamin’s legacy to Australian Music?
The music of internationally renowned composer, Peter Sculthorpe AO OBE will be one of the highlights of Music of Oz on on 24 November. We find out more about this fascinating man and his extraordinary music…
The location for Music of Oz on Friday 24 November has to be one of the most desirable locations for a concert of music in London. Built in 1724, the composer Handel would be proud of the current music programme at St George’s, Hanover Square with its all year round series of recitals and concerts. But is this really a ‘Church built for Music’?