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.

Trifonov and co elegantly explore Chopin’s long, exquisite shadow.

Debut recording from young Bulgarian is quite a smasher.

Fine neglected orchestral fare, but is it a masterpiece?

Ashkenazy and Müller-Schott offer up a mighty sequel.

The Orchestra's Chairman refutes an "aggressive" story, but a former employee corroborates some of the criticisms.

The Australian composer talks about his brand new trombone concerto ahead of its premiere by Joshua Davis and WASO.