Few performances of Schubert's 'Trout' come close to this hour-long slice of heaven from the Australian Chamber Orchestra. 

Brett Yang talks to Limelight about their virtual world tour, other classical artists making the foray into content creation, and growing the classical audience for everyone.

Anne Cawrse, Brenda Gifford and Anna Laverty have been awarded the residencies by the Peggy Glanville-Hicks Trust, giving them exclusive use of an historic house and a stipend to cover costs.

Young Brit star plays American tunes for much-anticipated sophomore album

Meet Sunleif Rasmussen, the first composer from the Faroe Islands to achieve an international profile, whose distinctive music blends traditional folk tunes with spectralism and jazz.

Brisbane Music Festival’s “extremely raunchy” online production explores the sensuality of Britten and Richard Strauss alongside the world premiere of a work exploring webcam culture.

ELISION’s regular members are superbly captured in close-up as they perform on both conventional and unusual instruments in the Performance Series on YouTube.

Gerhaher shines in a revelatory, thinking-man’s Boccanegra for the ages.

Nino Rota finally sheds his Fellini baggage.

With COVID interrupting physical get-togethers, the Symphony for Life Foundation has come up with an initiative which sees the children who participate in its music programs perform a digital symphony with professional musicians.

The four finalists for this year's Classical Freedman Fellowship, Will Hansen, Molly Collier-O’Boyle, Kyla Matsuura-Miller and Eliza Shephard, will perform at the deciding concert at the Sydney Opera House in November.

Jaime Martín's inaugural program as MSO Chief Conductor features works by 15 Australian composers, premieres by Thomas Adès and Deborah Cheetham, and international soloists including Sheku Kanneh-Mason.