April's issue of Limelight is a feast of must-reads on music and the performing arts, from trailblazing bagpipe player Erwan Keravec to Richard Roxburgh's new film.

The Inclusion in the Music Business report reveals a decline in gender and racial diversity in leading music organisations since 2021.

A small Venetian jewel shines again after 300 years.

Chamber group leader Kathryn Selby talks to Limelight about the art of selling the new – and the moment all pianists must eventually face.

Exuberant, colourful performances, introducing a gorgeous cello concerto.

Seven’s the magic number in Ensemble Q’s surprising chamber recital.

A punchy Prokofiev outshone by James Ehnes’ stunning Barber concerto.

A protégé of the late Richard Gill and of Simone Young, Carter takes on a role previously held by JS Bach, Franz Liszt and Richard Strauss.

A new guitar quartet brings sophisticated chill music from the West Coast.

Camerata's Schumann program helps blow away the blues left behind by Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

A tricky acoustic and the late summer heat took some of the shine off AHE's Sunrise.

OFCM demonstrates a dedication to Australian and female-composed works that other orchestras and festivals lack.