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Known for. ABC Classic broadcaster. Website. www .abc .net .au /listen /classic /russell-torrance /8098242. Russell Torrance is a broadcaster, radio producer and musician. He is most notable for his work as a broadcaster on Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio station ABC Classic .
- 1976 or 1977 (age 46–47)
- Broadcaster, radio producer, musician
- Australian
- ABC Classic broadcaster
Russell is a keen performer and has taken to the stage in venues across Europe and Australia, most notably London's Barbican Centre and Manchester's Royal Northern College of Music. He is known to musicians as 'the Scotsman with the loud laugh and the big tuba'! Back to top.
In September 2017, ABC Classic FM’s Russell Torrance takes the trip of a lifetime, travelling thousands of kilometers across Australia with his wife Lauren and their dog Wolfy. In this new album ...
Apr 2, 2019 · Russell Torrance. Posted ... And even in his 60s, he was willing to change and adapt his music to this challenging new sound — there’s jazz in his Piano Concerto and blues in his violin sonata."
- ABC Classic
Across four nights, Russell and ABC Classic’s Genevieve Lang will survey 1000 years of music, introducing us to the key ideas, uncovering some neglected figures, and unearthing some strange truths from the history of this beautiful art form. “People often say, ‘I want to get into classical music, but I don't know where to start ...
Jan 5, 2021 · January 5, 2021 ·. Where are they now? Russell Torrance investigates the descendants of Mozart, Bach and other famous composers through history. He might have even found a relative from one composing family right here in Australia. abc.net.au. Family ties: The descendants of the great composers.
Mar 23, 2020 · E ight-year-old Russell would probably laugh at you if you said he’d become a musician. Then he’d show you his latest amazing Lego creation. Because in those days it was all about becoming an engineer or an architect or something like that. Russell Torrance. Photo supplied. It’s not that music was undervalued in our family. Far from it.
