Atmospheric works for solo cello by renowned Icelandic composers.

Packed with premieres, modern music marvels and a 10th birthday celebration, EO's 2026 promises "a new era of bold sounds".

Beth Roche, Thomas Misson, Robert McIntyre and Jessie Leov to write new works, mentored by internationally acclaimed composers.

Plenty to sing about as Salut! winds up its 30th-anniversary season with a celebration of the human voice.

Two of RVW’s most stirring symphonies, wonderfully played.

“Lower your guard,” says incoming Artistic Director Matthew Lutton, heralding the return of Peter Sellars and contemporary music.

Nicholas McCarthy makes an impressive MSO debut, comfortably accounting for the technical and interpretative demands of Ravel's Piano Concerto for the Left Hand.

Strange and beautiful ear-expanding sounds for strings from Liza Lim.

WASO's 2026 showcases "extraordinary artistry" with Mahler Nine, Wagner's The Flying Dutchman and two new Aussie concertos.

The composer on his Australian Art Music playlist, Limelight's Guide to Australian Composers, the 25 in 25 vote – and his next big move.

Bavouzet’s musicianship goes far beyond mere mastery of the technical difficulties in Ravel's works.

Two national tours, two festivals and stellar guest musicians make up a season that "brims with personality".