At last, Sitsky’s waiting ‘major’ work will be heard
When harpist Alice Giles and her pianist husband Arnan Wiesel speak about the 2026 season of Harmonic Curves, there’s excitement and a sense of homecoming, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
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Pianist Edward “Teddy” Neeman organised a 90th birthday concert for Canberra’s most famous composer, Larry Sitsky. It included many notable performers from across Australia, reports reviewer ROB KENNEDY.
Canberra’s music community is gearing up for a 90th birthday celebration for our most famous composer, Larry Sitsky, who moved to Canberra in late 1965 to become head of keyboard studies at the ANU's School of Music and made his home here.
Reviewer ROB KENNEDY savours an hour of music and conversation at the keyboard between Tamara-Anna Cislowska and composer Larry Sitsky. "His legacy is still a work in progress, but his influence is cemented throughout Australia," he writes.
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CIMF / Larry and Luigi and a world of music
DANTE COSTA reviews an an illuminating program encompassing a rich history of music by two prolific composers hailing from opposite sides of the globe: none other than Luigi Nono and Canberra’s very own Larry Sitsky.
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Neeman explores the full capacity of the piano
"Every so often, you get to see a performance that puts everything else in the shade." Reviewer HELEN MUSA writes in awe of a brilliant performance by pianist Edward Neeman.
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Sitsky and Neeman weave some musical magic
At 89, legendary Canberra composer and pianist, Larry Sitsky, is not slackening speed, reports HELEN MUSA.
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