Superb musicianship transforms an evening of introspective masterpieces into one of the festival's defining concerts.

Ahead of its Australian tour, the Grammy Award-winning American quartet chats to us about the music it loves, from Ravel to Radiohead.

Melbourne's Charlie Wu shares the Grand Prix after a commanding performance of Rachmaninov's Third Concerto.

Ancient hymns and contemporary masterworks combine in a spellbinding concert of rare emotional power.

AFCM's opening concert celebrates Cairns-Gimuy with spirited classics and an evocative world premiere.

Coffee, comedy and family chemistry fuel Miriam Allan's return to Australia to sing with her father and Bach Akademie Australia.

Violinist-composer Netanela Mizrahi earns nominations across three categories in this celebration of NT creatives both on and off the stage.

In total interpretative sync, Simone Young and Javier Perianes deliver a mini-Beethovenfest full of youthful promise and mature genius.

Spanning French Baroque and Romantic, Bach with a jazz twist, improvised electronics and chats about AI, this year's festival is an exciting pick-and-mix.

As piano recitals go, this was a World Cup-level winner. ¡Viva España!

Sitting in with the Sitkovetsky Trio, Stefanie Farrands reflects on musical chemistry and the art of connection.

The composer, clarinettist and sound artist will develop a new spatial work inspired by the phenomenon of clear air turbulence.