New research suggests physical measures and sound screens do little to protect musicians’ hearing.

Magnificent Martinsson song cycle premieres in Australia before high-Romantic smasher – and everybody wins.

The cellist, whose recording is Limelight's Orchestral Recording of the Year, explains why he returned to the concertos after 27 years.

A crash-course from David Robertson and a portrait by Diana Doherty are among the experiences on offer in the orchestra’s Holiday Auction.

More change at the Orchestra as part of "a restructure". Meanwhile Alondra de la Parra goes on maternity leave, returning to Brisbane in July.

The Australian Chamber Orchestra and Richard Tognetti enjoy dinner and a concert, at the invitation of the Prince.

By peering into the deepest of waters, the SSO Chief explains, Bartók shines a light on some universal truths.

Steven Isserlis brings his trademark elegance, purity and focus to punchy, period aware performances.

The premiere of Paul Stanhope's much-anticipated Trombone Concerto receives a warm response.

Barnabás Kelemen proves a charismatic replacement for Vengerov, while Alondra de la Parra conjures a glorious sonic realm for Ravel.

Three talented young Chinese musicians will join the Sydney Symphony for its two season finales as part of a two-week residency.

Following a statement of support by musicians, Greg Wanchap responds to reports that low morale has led to a large turnover of staff.