This month features a Kurt Weill trifecta, idiomatic Dvořák symphonies from the Czech Phil, a major Joshua Bell rediscovery and a radical take on Mozart’s Requiem.

Two national tours, two festivals and a brand new commission. ASQ celebrates 40 years in style.

Bassoonist Sim Walters and violist Katie Yap to receive free professional training in historically informed performance.

Cameron Lam explores the dark side of Classical, Jazz and Sound Art in this month’s playlist full of yearning, waiting, and the unknown.

From a song cycle about passing time to a kid's country album, Sydney Conservatorium students talk about their projects for New Creatives.

One female composer will be awarded $12,000 for the creation of a new work for Syzygy Ensemble.

Omega Ensemble triumph in a program with a little bit of everything – including the world premiere of Harry Sdraulig’s Triptych.

Aotearoa New Zealand’s renowned chamber ensemble, the NZTrio, vividly illuminates the piano trio form in an absorbing program of recent music.

William Barton continues to expand the horizons of the instrument of which he is arguably Australia’s leading player.

Paul Kildea celebrates MVA's monumental 80th birthday with eight tours, 15 international artists and "enormous gratitude".

A new project unearths the Indigenous and settler songs you might have heard were you in Sydney in the early 1800s.

Australian Chamber Orchestra, Orava Quartet and Véronique Serret among those in the running for this year's Best Classical Album.