Umberto Clerici conducted his first concert in 2018. Four years later, he was Queensland Symphony Orchestra's Chief Conductor. How did he do it?

Ross Edwards tells Maddy Briggs about his new hour-long work, inspired by Monteverdi, which grapples with our looming ecological crisis.

Brooklyn-based composer William Brittelle talks to Maddy Briggs about his latest, genre-blind mini-album in which he stares down the apocalypse.

A Frenchwoman’s resurrected Faust is Recording of the Month alongside an opera-fest that includes Kaufmann’s Parsifal. Smetana, Stravinsky, Debussy and Rózsa also feature.

A round-up of our recent news reports.

This year’s festival is off to a virtuosic start with Louise Johnson in The Harp's Journey and the Goldner String Quartet’s 30th-anniversary celebration.

A fascinating and chilling retrospective tone poem of the 20th century that could serve as a warning of the 21st.

"Wonder, heart and humour" in the works as Sunshine Coast Chamber Music Festival widens its lens beyond the classical.

The latest Music in the Regions tour is a timely celebration of friendships between great composers and the musicians who play their works.

J.S. Bach's work as a teacher and mentor is spot lit in Bach Akademie Australia's season opening concert for 2024.

The gateway to the Macedon Ranges lights up on the King's Birthday Long Weekend with an impressive festival of music, talk and community.

Ensemble Q’s The Trout was exquisite, executed with aplomb with no flounders or red herrings.