On the Record: September 2026
Piano postcards by Stephen Hough, orchestral works by Mahler and Sibelius, chamber music from home and abroad, and a makeover for the Eton Choirbook.
Piano postcards by Stephen Hough, orchestral works by Mahler and Sibelius, chamber music from home and abroad, and a makeover for the Eton Choirbook.
Alex Turley takes home his first Art Music Award; Paul Stanhope, Anne Cawrse, Nick Russoniello and ELISION's Daryl Buckley among those honoured.
A perfect pairing of Alana Valentine’s words and the music of Vivaldi and his peers marks Augusta McKay Lodge’s Australian debut.
Finnish maestro and orchestra impress deeply on home turf.
Cameron Lam looks ahead to the latest and upcoming Classical, Jazz, and Sound Art releases across Australian in this month’s playlist.
Orff's Carmina Burana, Respighi's Pines of Rome and Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto are just three of WSO's big guns in 2027.
Jon Platz has become the first high school student to be commissioned by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.
Fresh, authentic-sounding Elgar and Dvořák from Gerhardt.
Salonen bids a fiery but poignant farewell to San Francisco.
QSO misses the high score in this celebration of video-game music.
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Composer and saxophonist Katia Beaugeais discusses her new Piano Concerto No. 1, which includes improvised bird calls and whistling.
Ahead of their upcoming tour, Dutch piano duo Lucas & Arthur Jussen tell Jansson J. Antmann how brotherly love sustains them on the road.