X Collective's "Equus" at The Holy Trinity Hall in Fortitude Valley is a mesmerising exploration of psychological and emotional connection, disconnection, power and pain. The intimate setting of the church hall is leveraged well (it was built 133 years ago), transforming the space the audience shares with the cast into something quite evocative. This particularly enhances the narrative's religious undercurrents and was a great choice of venue.

The Kodály Method, founded on the philosophies of Hungarian composer and educator Zoltán Kodály, is an approach to music education that emphasises the importance of starting musical training early in life and primarily through singing. This method has gained widespread acceptance and is particularly effective in studio teaching environments for singing instructors aiming to enhance their pedagogical techniques.

In recent years, the choral community has become more aware of the importance of inclusivity, particularly for transgender singers. Creating a welcoming environment not only benefits individual singers but also enriches the entire choir. Here are some key tips based on recent research and expert recommendations. Read more about how to work effectively with transgender singers in choirs.