A cherished masterpiece by Mahler, a timely Beethoven celebration and 14 new MSO commissions – 12 by Australian composers – in the mix.

Orff's Carmina Burana, Respighi's Pines of Rome and Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto are just three of WSO's big guns in 2027.

A century of French and Australian flute music persuasively played.

Precision, colour and imagination define Attacca's memorable interpretations of Shaw and Ravel.

Sheku Kanneh-Mason shines in Finnis’ atmospheric concerto before an electrifying Tchaikovsky finale.

Camerata – Queensland's Chamber Orchestra expands its forces for Brisbane Festival's immersive fusion of film, music and environmental advocacy.

In a word: exquisite. A concert that demands and rewards your complete attention.

Fascinating reconstructions bring to life a survivor of the ravages of the Reformation.

Playing music by Beethoven, Marais and Elena Kats-Chernin, Australian Haydn Ensemble's Skye McIntosh is set to unpack the story of the Scott sisters, Australia's pioneering nature illustrators.

The Adelaide-born London Symphony Orchestra violinist talks about coming home to perform with the Australian World Orchestra.

A 20-something Finn made his Australian debut with a national orchestra and closed out the evening as though he owned the place.

Violinist and director Lerida Delbridge takes over the helm as festival founder Catherine Harker steps down.