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Andsnes illuminates Mozart’s genius by focusing on an annus mirabilis.

The West Australian Symphony Orchestra was particularly impressive with its splendid performance of Brahms' heroic Symphony No 1 under the baton of Maestro Asher Fisch.

Petri dishes up an evocative survey of Rasmussen recorder music

Benjamin Northey will continue in his role as Principal Conductor in Residence at Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for another two years.

Former Chief Conductor Nicholas Braithwaite steps in and shows his relationship with the Adelaide Symphony is as strong as ever.

Ripple Effect Band, Maningrida elders, composer Alex Turley and Darwin Symphony Orchestra collaborate on an innovative cross-cultural performance at Darwin Festival.

Born-again Vivaldi delivered with freshness and brio.

Fifth instalment in Nelsons' cycle continues sonic splendour of predecessors.

In Petrenko's hands, prickly Prokofiev and mellow Myaskovsky both hit the spot.

Stars align for a stellar new work by an old master, composed for violin virtuoso Anne-Sophie Mutter.

Australian violinist Emily Sun felt daunted at the idea of recording her debut solo album of French repertoire, but it turned out to be such an amazing, intimate experience she felt sad when it was finished.