The Influencers: Great music against the odds
Many 18th century composers worked in conditions antithetical to creativity, writes Sally Melhuish. Some triumphed regardless.
Many 18th century composers worked in conditions antithetical to creativity, writes Sally Melhuish. Some triumphed regardless.
Strap yourself in for Joyce Yang's upcoming recital series. "We’ll take the sharp corners together!”
A poignant interplay of light and darkness makes for a choral gem.
Great Sibelius from start to Finnish under a conductor to whom this music seems like second nature.
Six young performers will compete for a top prize of $5,000 and an engagement with the Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Australian String Quartet join forces for one special concert.
A new, world class instrument at the heart of St James' is about to be put through its paces.
High-res performances from HD Duo with all-Australian repertoire.
Bravura performances of septets by the SSO principals and octets from the Goldner and Orava Quartets bring this year’s festival to a triumphant close.
French violinist Matthieu Arama steps into the role left vacant after the less-than-amicable departure of Jun Yi Ma in 2022.
A thoughtfully curated program of choral music for those still hankering to extend the feel-good vibes of Easter.
As this year's curator, Finnish pianist Olli Munstonen brings five Australian debuts and two returning favourites to the Adelaide Hills.
The classical music community pays tribute to a man "who always put the artist and their art first".