Newsworthy: June 2025
A round-up of our recent news reports.
A round-up of our recent news reports.
This month’s performance highlights from ABC Classic, independent radio and streaming.
Conductor Elim Chan and British pianist Stephen Hough deliver a program packed with heart.
A technically accomplished celebration of women in contemporary music that could have taken a few more risks.
Conductor Alpesh Chauhan brings out the darkness and drama in the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's deep dive of the fairytale genre.
Clear camaraderie, soulfulness and nuanced virtuosity to the fore as Selby and friends explore three rich chamber works.
Opposites attract as Davidsen and Finley headline a magnificent new Dutchman.
The Australian Festival of Chamber Music in Townville works because it's off-the-radar, not despite it, says Artistic Director Jack Liebeck.
Rattle praised for his “exceptional interpretations, openness to diverse genres and unparalleled dedication to educational work.”
Four emerging composers to embark on a creative journey of mentorship and artistic development with Ensemble Offspring in 2025.
The Australian Chamber Orchestra, Nat Bartsch, the MSO and DOBBY among this year’s nominated independent artists.
From forest floor to lakeside revery, Gavin Higgins is essential listening.
Tony Burke retains the Ministry of Arts portfolio, while Susan Templeman is reappointed as Special Envoy for the Arts.