Richard Tognetti, artistic director of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, returns to The Music Show to catch up with Andy about River, the latest in the ACO’s series of cinematic collaborations, and looks back at the way the pandemic has shaped the ensemble and the classical music scene more widely.

In the 1970s, trailblazing Australian dancer Phillippa Cullen developed a set of ‘pressure-sensitive floors’, but after her tragic early death they sat unused in a dusty corner of the University of Adelaide for forty-odd years. That is until Dr Iran Sanadzadeh stumbled upon them, ultimately developing her own new set of floors christened the terpsichora for the Greek muse of dance. Iran joins Andy to talk about this unusual instrument and her innovative compositional practice, culminating in her new album Ocean, Again.

And we remember Broadway legend Chita Rivera, who has died at the age of 91, with a 2006 interview from The Music Show archives.