Open Academy Short Course Winter Term Have you had a long-time passion for music and learning? The Open Academy Winter Term is now open for enrolment and we have many courses to choose from! If jazz guitar is your thing then check out our Jazz Guitar class taken by the jazz guitarist Sam Rollings. […]
Anna Kamaralli returns in the first half hour with Part 4 of Staging the Look: how stage and screen design for history and this week Anna talks about hair. My special guest at 11:00 am is economist Jasmin Argyrou, unravelling all those aspects of today’s economics that I find baffling! Music is mostly about money. […]
Sydney Underground Streaming Session (SUSS) kicked off in mid 2020 as a project to keep musicians and event organisers alike working during the pandemic. Founder Ben Eadie, along with a number of audio/visual and live streaming technicians, developed the SUSS website and started streaming shows direct from their small studio located in the Sound Works Studios […]
Looking for live music in the city centre tonight? Keen to discover an exhibition in the Inner West this weekend? Or want explore a new market on the north shore next week? Uncover hidden gems and find something new at What’s On dot Sydney. With new events added every day and easy ways to search […]
A fundraiser to support refugees to rebuild their lives after recently being released from detention after 8 years on Nauru. Join us for a night of conversation, food, wine, music and art. Featuring conversations with the refugees themselves, art for sale from Sydney artists Angus Fisher, George Hall and Aimee Fitzgerald, live music by Lola […]
Winner of the APRA Art Music Award for Excellence in Education Jazz is about communication, expression, and speaking freely through your instrument. The widespread genre is one that’s evolved more than most because new changes are supported and encouraged rather than ridiculed. ARIA Award nominee, alumni of the course and internationally renowned pianist Zela Margossian attended the course, and when interviewed […]
Live Jazz From Australia’s Best Musicians Chase away the winter blues with Sunday Jazz! Eastside Sponsor Bennelong Presents invites guests to experience music in an all-new way at the iconic Sydney Opera House. Settle in for a relaxed afternoon of live performances by Australia’s best jazz musicians. Enjoy a three course à la carte meal […]
Fine Dining and Fine Music for Bennelong’s Winter Season Eastside Sponsor Bennelong is proud to present its first Winter Season, commencing June 2021. In keeping with Bennelong’s philosophy of creative excellence, Bennelong Presents pairs the music of great Australian artists with culinary masterworks by Executive Chef Peter Gilmore and Head Chef Rob Cockerill. Take in […]
Hi, there! I’m Cyan, a Year 11 student from Sydney Girls High School, and I’m with Eastside Radio for three exciting days on my work experience placement. My unofficial title among my friend group is ‘Ultimate Starving Artist’—you can find me spamming the group chat over Ray Chen’s god-tier double stops in Sibelius’ Violin Concerto, […]
Sydney To Come Alive This Winter With Winter Jazz Fest Winter Jazz Fest will transform Sydney into a sonic playground, filling Sydney’s venues, clubs and cellars with live jazz and improvised adventures until August 27. With over 100 performances to choose from across a variety of participating venues, live music lovers will enjoy free and ticketed events across […]
Anthony talks to Candace Richards, Archeologist and Curator of the Nicholson Collection, which now features at the University of Sydney’s new museum, The Chau Chak Wing Museum. The University’s entire collection is now under one roof: The Art Collection , The Macleay and Nicholson Collections. Candace talks us through the Nicholson Collection beginning with objects […]
Read More… from 6thC BC mummy meets 21stC technology at the Chau Chak Wing Museum.
Join Maisy Stapleton and Paula Towers this Arts Thursday to meet two special guests. Dr Noris Ioannou Folk art and creativity is celebrated as an essential aspect of art history in countries like America, yet has been undervalued in Australia. Dr Noris Ioannou, an authority on Australian ‘material folk culture and the decorative arts’, […]