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    • Editor's Choice Leila Josefowicz & John Novacek

    Musica Viva Australia: Leila Josefowicz & John Novacek

    Adelaide Town Hall off Pirie St, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
    American-Canadian violinist Leila Josefowicz and pianist John Novacek present a program spanning early Modernism to the present day, including Debussy’s Violin Sonata, Szymanowski’s Mythes and Stravinsky’s Divertimento from The Fairy’s Kiss. The program also features the Australian premiere of Charlotte Bray’s Mriya, commissioned by Musica Viva Australia and Wigmore Hall. Limelight…
    Meet the Endangered Instruments

    Canberra Symphony Orchestra: Meet the Endangered Instruments

    Tuggeranong Community Centre 245 Cowlishaw Street, Greenway, ACT, Australia
    Get ready to meet some of the most fascinating and unique instruments you've ever seen! Explore the Orchestra offers fun, relaxed performances that introduce our littlest audience members and their families to the world of music – ideal for children up to 9 years. Perfect for first-time concertgoers, these events…
    Meet the Endangered Instruments

    Canberra Symphony Orchestra: Meet the Endangered Instruments

    Tuggeranong Community Centre 245 Cowlishaw Street, Greenway, ACT, Australia
    Get ready to meet some of the most fascinating and unique instruments you've ever seen! Explore the Orchestra offers fun, relaxed performances that introduce our littlest audience members and their families to the world of music – ideal for children up to 9 years. Perfect for first-time concertgoers, these events…

    Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra: Love, Loss & Madness

    Verbrugghen Hall Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia
    Bel canto tales of love, loss and madness from 19th-century Italy, told by some of Australia’s most brilliant singers, using all the chiaroscuro and passion of the human voice against a lush backdrop of historical strings, winds and brass. Based on groundbreaking new research by Prof. Neal Peres Da Costa,…
    Editor's Choice Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Andrea Lam plays Tchaikovsky

    Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Andrea Lam plays Tchaikovsky

    Hamer Hall 100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank, VIC, Australia
    Norwegian conductor Tabita Berglund leads the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in a Nordic-leaning program opening with Stenhammar’s late-Romantic showpiece Excelsior!. Pianist Andrea Lam performs Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1, composed during a period of personal and professional upheaval, and famously rejected by pianist Nikolai Rubinstein before Hans von Bülow gave it a…

    The Stradbroke Chamber Music Festival, Inc.: The 2026 Stradbroke Chamber Music Festival

    Point Lookout Community Hall 84 East Coast Road, Point Lookout, QLD, Australia
    This July, the 2026 Stradbroke Chamber Music Festival returns to Point Lookout on beautiful North Stradbroke Island, just a short ferry ride from Brisbane across Moreton Bay. Artistic Director Rachel Smith has again crafted a six-concert program that balances the familiar with the unexpected, and the traditional with the contemporary.…
    Meet the Endangered Instruments

    Canberra Symphony Orchestra: Meet the Endangered Instruments

    Ainslie Arts Centre 30 Elouera St, Braddon, ACT, Australia
    Get ready to meet some of the most fascinating and unique instruments you've ever seen! Explore the Orchestra offers fun, relaxed performances that introduce our littlest audience members and their families to the world of music – ideal for children up to 9 years. Perfect for first-time concertgoers, these events…
    Meet the Endangered Instruments

    Canberra Symphony Orchestra: Meet the Endangered Instruments

    Ainslie Arts Centre 30 Elouera St, Braddon, ACT, Australia
    Get ready to meet some of the most fascinating and unique instruments you've ever seen! Explore the Orchestra offers fun, relaxed performances that introduce our littlest audience members and their families to the world of music – ideal for children up to 9 years. Perfect for first-time concertgoers, these events…
    Cocktail Hour with Alexander Morris

    Sydney Symphony Orchestra: Cocktail Hour with Alexander Morris

    Sydney Opera House Sydney, NSW, Australia
    Best known for the stabbing strings of Psycho, Bernard Herrmann’s Souvenirs de Voyage sounds like the soundtrack to an epic romance, full of yearning. Weber’s Quintet is a thrilling showpiece for the clarinet, revelling in the possibilities of the instrument. These intimate one-hour chamber music concerts in the Utzon Room showcase our musicians…

    West Australian Symphony Orchestra: How to Train Your Dragon in Concert

    Riverside Theatre, Perth 21 Mounts Bay Rd, Perth, WA, Australia
    A winner with audiences and critics alike, DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon is a captivating original story that combines humour, fire-breathing action, and epic adventure! Hiccup is a young Viking who defies tradition when he befriends one of his deadliest foes – a ferocious dragon he calls Toothless. Together, these unlikely…
    Featured Editor's Choice From Romance to Reckoning

    Selby & Friends: From Romance to Reckoning

    National Gallery of Australia Parkes Place East, Parkes, ACT, Australia
    The centrepiece of this concert is Fire Dances – an ABC-commissioned suite tracing the arc of a bushfire and written by a truly national lineup of Australian composers including Nat Bartsch, Olivia Bettina Davies, Natalie Williams, Maria Grenfell, Hilary Kleinig, Elena Kats-Chernin, Cathy Applegate and Isabella Gerometta. Robert Schumann’s Three Romances…

    Australian Youth Orchestra: AYO Flagship: Brave New Worlds

    AANT Centre Darwin, NT, Australia
    The Australian Youth Orchestra marks an exciting milestone as we travel to the Top End for the first time in over 30 years before returning to Sydney’s City Recital Hall with a thrilling program featuring Shostakovich’s haunting Cello Concerto No. 1 and the sweeping gestures of Beethoven’s EroicaSymphony, conducted by…