It's exciting to "discover" lost music, writes composer Dulcie Holland's granddaughter Julie Ihle. But music is only truly found when it can be heard.

"Every season is a new journey," says CSO's Jessica Cottis, and this one takes audiences far and wide.

An intimate survey of Dessner's virtuosic, minimalism-flecked compositions packed a thrill of a closer.

Umberto Clerici and James Crabb’s synergetic showmanship elevate a classical concert to dramatic theatre.

Music, theatre and animation converge to tell the story of two remarkable Australian naturalists.

Snow Concert Hall's crisp acoustic suits the SSO’s precision playing perfectly.

Ying Fang returns to Sydney to perform Canteloube’s evocative songs with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Global stars Ray Chen, Sumi Jo and Paul Lewis just some of the big names and musical reputations heading to the ACT's premier concert venue in 2027.

Curating his final season with Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Umberto Clerici looks to the past and to the future in his last hurrah.

From stage to parlour, Aussie piano duo put on a first-class show.

Performing in a relatively intimate theatre, the combined forces of WASO gave this concert a power not always matched in larger venues.

Northey’s address to argue that Australian art music’s central challenge is not preservation but “relevance, imagination and connection”.