Beethoven, Ravel and Dobrinka Tabakova anchor a showcase of Kanneh-Mason’s expressive range and technical assurance.

Ahead of concerts in Melbourne and Sydney, Australian Brandenburg Orchestra Principal Bass Robert Nairn unpacks a world premiere 250 years overdue.

From spectral sound worlds to Beethoven’s cosmic fugue, the ASQ charts a voyage of extraordinary precision and intensity.

Rarely heard music by Lully and de Lalande finds a fitting home in the resonant surrounds of a Melbourne church.

A concert of superbly etched detail and fine singing by the TSO Chorus.

Pianist Dillon Chan, cellist Charlotte Miles and violinist Beatrice Colombis will perform at the Grand Final on 3 November.

New South Wales pianist takes top prize in Shepparton competition, with Alyssa Chalmers winning second prize and the audience vote.

WASO has given Perth plenty of Mahlerian noise and glory over the years. This concert's quietest moments will be among its most memorable.

Ying Fang shines in Canteloube; Runnicles brings warmth and urgency to Brahms’s Fourth.

The Australian baritone explains what listeners can expect of his Schwanengesang with Erin Helyard.

ASO’s Symphony Series expands; international artists including pianists Pavel Kolesnikov and Alexander Gavrylyuk, violist Lawrence Power and violinist Anthony Marwood to feature.

The human hand takes centre stage in a Limelight issue devoted to imagination, craft, rediscovery and reinvention.