Paco Peña: “You can’t lose the truth of flamenco”
You don’t have to be born into flamenco says Paco Peña. “What matters is how close you get, how deeply you receive it."
You don’t have to be born into flamenco says Paco Peña. “What matters is how close you get, how deeply you receive it."
Braving the heat, Andra Jackson tuned into the jazz component of the annual world music festival's 2026 program.
Roberto Fonseca swaps piano spotlight for bandleader swagger in a vibrant Cuban music spectacular.
Steaming platform Bandcamp's new guidelines reject all forms of AI-generated music in an effort to put "human creativity first".
A resident company since 1971, the WNO falls foul of the Trump-Kennedy Center's new rules on funding.
Four Winds offers a rich assortment of classical and contemporary programs, an Easter Weekend program and various exciting collaborative works.
Brisbane art music specialists Topology take a back seat in a show that feels like a spin across a radio dial.
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“Lower your guard,” says incoming Artistic Director Matthew Lutton, heralding the return of Peter Sellars and contemporary music.
The many moods of Chinese art song, from Imperial China to the present day, illuminated in a top-drawer performance.
Australian Chamber Orchestra, Orava Quartet and Véronique Serret among those in the running for this year's Best Classical Album.
The 'age-quake' shaking up dance; Dvořák’s opera Rusalka; the connections between poetry and music; plus Marina Prior, Xavier de Maistre and Olivier Latry feature this month.
A showcase of undeniable brilliance and beauty from Arooj Aftab, Pakistan's Grammy-winning superstar.