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Brett Weymark and the Sydney Philharmonia Choirs triumph in a high-altitude assault on Bach’s magic mountain.

Australian Haydn Ensemble shows how the young Haydn set out to impress the boss – morning, noon and night.

Sonatas for our uncertain times superbly played and recorded.

For Dots+Loops’ Playback, the post-genre arts series gave its alumni artists totally free rein. What does that look like?

Recorder virtuoso Genevieve Lacey has no problem performing solo. But for her, the single player recital is often the least creative option.

Paul Dyer and Australian Brandenburg Orchestra find the right mix for some fine but frugal Christmas fare.

The son of the Tuscan tenor Andrea Bocelli, Matteo returns to Australia for his first tour as headliner.

A banquet and bouquet with fragrant 19th-century music for flute and piano.

Pianist and composer Nat Bartsch plans to launch a new album and podcast, present inclusive performances and foster collaborations during her residency. 

A pared-down MSO and choir, but Messiah still sweeps its audience along in a tide of enthusiasm and vocal power.

Getting ready for your summer break? Why not make the bumper new edition of Limelight magazine a part of it?