Insider knowledge gained as a musician served Trevor Green well in a variety of management roles, including his 11-year stint with the MSO.

Nelson and his Strasbourg forces share the love with Romeo and Juliet.

A death in the family sees Devonté Hynes postpone his one-off performance with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

The orchestra extends its hand to its local community with a welcoming program, packed with a gripping world premiere.

Rousset conjures graceful, jubilant and lively performances full of spark and subtlety. 

Six young finalists from across NSW and the ACT will perform a concerto and compete for a prize pool of $10,000.

Is it justifiable to ban Russian music and musicians following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine? Should art rise above international conflicts?

Ross Edwards turns 80 this year. Musician and composer Nicholas Routley reflects on the idiosyncratic music of this prolific composer.​

Andrew Schultz discusses his new work for the WASO, which draws on Thelonious Monk and a folk song celebrating wild horses.

Rainer Saville, the QSO’s new Section Principal Trumpet, shares what he’s learned about this most mercurial of instruments.

The King’s Singers celebrate “Tom and Will”, Poles propel Weinberg string quartets to the top of the list, and it’s another great month for women composers.

A round-up of our recent news reports.