Review: Cocteau’s Circle (Australian Chamber Orchestra)
Paris in the 1920s comes vividly to life in the ACO’s stylish and inventive homage to Cocteau and Les Six.
Paris in the 1920s comes vividly to life in the ACO’s stylish and inventive homage to Cocteau and Les Six.
David Kotlowy and Amelia Rooney chat about their new scientifically-infused works, premiering at Adelaide's MOD.
"Coriole has always been about more than music,” says incoming Artistic Director Kate Suthers. "It’s about conversation, about sharing ideas and experiences."
Affinity Quartet's Mee Na Lojewski talks international travel and the ensemble's 10th birthday celebrations, which include an Australian tour.
A glorious concert to conclude Brooklyn Rider’s Chamberfest series, featuring the outstanding strings of the Australian National Academy of Music.
Beethoven, Mozart and a luminous new work by Ella Macens showcase the Australian Haydn Ensemble’s elegance, invention and emotional depth.
Brooklyn Rider’s curated five-concert program for UKARIA’s Chamberfest 2025 shows how music reflects the society from which it emerges.
Your essential coast-to-coast guide to the Australian music being played on our concert stages this month.
For 2026, co-Artistic Directors Melissa Doecke and Ben Opie have cultivated a festival with deep roots into the Country it stands on.
Beth Roche, Thomas Misson, Robert McIntyre and Jessie Leov to write new works, mentored by internationally acclaimed composers.
Plenty to sing about as Salut! winds up its 30th-anniversary season with a celebration of the human voice.
Strange and beautiful ear-expanding sounds for strings from Liza Lim.
Ella Macens explains how her new work for the Australian Haydn Ensemble shines a light on one of classical music’s most enduring romantic mysteries.