Bach Collegium Japan celebrates 30th anniversary year with moving, majestic Bach.

A penetrating, frequently revelatory start to a promising new series.

Gillian Cosgriff explains how a creative collective formed during COVID has launched a podcast. In the first series, Bert LaBonté tells the story of the still birth of his daughter Meg.

We talk to composer Luke Styles and Kurdish-Iranian journalist, writer and film-maker Behrouz Boochani about the new symphonic song-cycle based on his book, to be premiered by the Zelman Symphony Orchestra.

A delightful, soothing recital of music that traces the trajectory of the art song over the last 120 years.

The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra rings in the holiday season with a plethora of warm Christmas treats.

An interesting program of classical traditional Christmas music from Europe and America performed in a glorious setting.

The choir's manager Elizabeth Anderson and director Douglas Lawrence tell us about how the choir has coped with the COVID-19 pandemic, the lessons of livestreaming, and how they managed to produce a new CD during the lockdowns.

Two vastly different song cycles sung with nuance and flare by two very capable young singers in an intimate recital.

Comfort and joy from Pinchgut Opera, in a Christmas concert of interweaving colours and enchanting hues.

The Australian Voices finally return with a dazzling showcase of nine new works.

The Perth vocal ensemble is performing Christmas music reimagined and given new life by West Australian composers Perry Joyce, Lydia Gardiner and Joshua Adams.