Blending classical chops with jazz freedom, Hiromi is about to bring her electrifying improvisations to Australian stages.

The "gutsy" new regional festival is flush with flavours from classical, improvised and jazz to contemporary music.

Mixing improvisation and silliness, Reuben Lewis and Emily Bennett bring seat-of-the-pants fun to schools via Musica Viva Australia's education program.

Two nights of fascinating music from rising stars and improvising veterans.

Samara Joy, Hiromi, Melanie Charles and Claudia Doffinger are this year's international headliners for the female-focused festival.

Pianists Hiromi and Harry Connick Jr, singers Gregory Porter and Samara Joy, and sax great Gary Bartz feature in the biggest-ever program.

A round-up of our recent news reports.

This month, Cameron Lam’s Australian Art Music playlist seeks out shiny and new Classical, Jazz, & Sound Art by local composers.

A restlessly inventive improviser and committed educator, Judy Bailey's influence over generations of jazz players is incalculable.

In an era in which Australian music festivals struggle with sustainability and curating distinctive offerings, Montreux shows us what is possible.

Electric Fields, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, David Bridie and Parvyn among this year's celebrated independent artists.

Cleo Laine made history as the first British jazz singer to receive Grammy nominations in both the jazz and classical categories.