2026 Strike A Chord winners announced
Victoria's Kingussie Trio make a triumphant return to the 2026 competition, securing the First Prize.
Victoria's Kingussie Trio make a triumphant return to the 2026 competition, securing the First Prize.
Active in Western Australia’s classical music community for more than four decades, Bonds was a skilled performer, educator, arranger and composer.
A program of Mozart, Schubert, Mendelssohn and Stravinsky showcases these very special sibling talents.
An arts lawyer and major contributor to the Australian arts sector, Shane Simpson will oversee the competition's 50th anniversary.
Dominic Flynn's new work draws sonic material from a 1830s transcription that "fails to preserve" a traditional Palawa song.
Ten Australian composers will see large-scale orchestral works recorded at Trackdown Studios this October.
MVA brings home international collaborations and returning favourites, including the Esmé and Vision string quartets, lutenist Thomas Dunford and Choir of King's College, Cambridge.
ARCO co-founder Nicole van Bruggen to conclude her tenure at the end of 2026 after 14 years.
Gamba duo Byrne and Vaughan traverse the centuries with delicate ease.
Leading lights recognised at this year's celebration of female and gender-diverse artists.
Yeol Eum Son raises the roof with Tchaikovsky’s warhorse and two symphonists strut their stuff.
WASO and Konstantin Shamray bring fire, precision and fresh vitality to Russian masterpieces and Beethoven.
Piping hot: Simon Rickard teams up with Canberra's specialist baroque performance duo.