Hunter Rostrum Station News
From Baroque to the Blues – organ works mainly by French composers, and solo cello from Gabrielli to contemporary American music.
On Hunter Rostrum, an unusual combination of instruments – bassoon, cello and harpsichord – in music by 17th and 18th century composers.
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Katie Zhukov began her music studies at the Special Music School for Gifted Children in Kharkov, Ukraine, before migrating to Australia.
This outstanding pianist plays Bach, Schumann and Ravel on Sunday's edition of Hunter Rostrum.
On Hunter Rostrum, brother pianists Alistair and Colin Noble take up the challenge of Olivier Messiaen’s Visions of the Amen.
On this edition of Hunter Rostrum, you can hear British violinist Roland Roberts with pianist Carmel Lutton, then the Ysaÿe Quartet plays Fauré.
On this edition of Hunter Rostrum, you can hear a string trio consisting of violinist Elizabeth Holowell, violist John Gould and cellist Catherine Milligan.
Simon Tedeschi is featured on this edition of Hunter Rostrum. His program includes an interesting rarity in a piano suite by the conductor Eugene Goossens.
Paul Rickard-Ford plays this work by Liszt, inspired by such as a lake, and a storm, and is something of a tour de force for the performer.
Scriabin’s music remains controversial. Hear Colin Spiers play Scriabin on this edition of Hunter Rostrum.
