2025 Paul Lowin Prizes shortlist announced
A song cycle about cold-water swimming, a guzheng concerto and a work inspired by wind maps are among this year's nominees.
A song cycle about cold-water swimming, a guzheng concerto and a work inspired by wind maps are among this year's nominees.
"Big ideas, big emotions" promises NZSO's Gemma New – and big names too, including María Dueñas, Isata Kanneh-Mason, James Ehnes and Stephen Hough.
Simone Young hailed for her musical achievements and influence on the global perception of Australia as a classical music force.
Contemporary music and blockbuster tours drive live performance growth; classical music in recovery; opera suffers steep decline.
Sydney Symphony Orchestra "thrilled" to retain Simone Young as Chief Conductor until late 2029.
A rural Pennsylvania school district creates the instruments for less than $75 and gives them out to students for free.
A Music and Ideas panel event in October will explore barriers faced by musicians with disability and strategies for creating more inclusive opportunities.
A trailblazer "who defied norms to create new paths", John Painter is being remembered for his musical insight, leadership and sense of humour.
The harpist and former Director of Programming at Melbourne Recital Centre will share his vision for the future of art music in Australia.
Quadrant critic derides Auslan interpreter as a “bizarre sight”, prompting backlash from arts leaders.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Addams Family and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying among the shows to get a Hayes makeover.
Next year's 13 titles include three world premieres, two Pulitzer Prize winners and Miranda Otto's first STC appearance in 14 years.
Wägilak songman Daniel Wilfred and his community will use the car to undertake vital cultural duties across the Northern Territory.