Percy Grainger's wildly colourful The Warriors is the only long-form work by a composer best known for his miniatures. Conductor David Robertson and musicologist Malcolm Gillies help us get to the bottom of the Australian composer's attempt to 'do a Stravinsky'.

The Australian violist, who returns home to perform with the Australian World Orchestra this year, talks about her instrument, inspirations and starting a music series in an underground fortress-turned-dance club.

Outgoing Chief Conductor Lan Shui marks the milestone with an exciting night of music making.

Fresh from performing as soloist with the Australian World Orchestra on tour last year, the violinist tells us about the pleasures of good food and good company, as well as performing and teaching in India.

Limelight's 2018 Australian Artist of the Year: Critics' Choice talks about her artistic principles, the luxury of choice and taking on America in the seasons to come.

The winner of Limelight’s International Artist of the Year: People’s Choice reflects on her collaboration with Penderecki, quokka selfies and her plans to return to Australia with a new project.

The winner of Limelight’s Australian Artist of the Year: People’s Choice, conductor Benjamin Northey reflects on a busy year, the potential of film music concerts, and issues a call to arms on arts funding.

The best Bernstein since Lenny himself, and arguably even better.

Trifonov hops the A Train and not a brief encounter in sight.

A substantial main course followed by a sugary dessert.

Northey is a winner with his West Australian Side Story.

Chamayou’s Saint-Saëns reassesses an old master.