The latest arts appointments and departures.

Hayato Sumino aka ‘Cateen’ is a force to be reckoned with. As he releases his new album Human Universe, he talks life on stage and online.

Composer Moya Henderson traces the history of one of the instruments she invented while in residence at the CSIRO in 1983.

Dark and scary or short and spooky? Director Jane Davidson's new production of Humperdinck's fairy tale opera Hansel and Gretel has two audiences in mind.

Now more than ever, the future of music is in the hands of young and emerging creatives, argues David Boyce. AI can only rehash the past.

In what has already been a life-changing year, Stanley Dodds is preparing to lead The Sydney Youth Orchestra in its most ambitious project to date.

Roberto Gerhard fled Franco. These colourful ballet scores show what the country lost.

St Mary's Cathedral Choir, the oldest musical ensemble in Australia, is gearing up to provide some much-needed Christmas spirit.

Tributes flow for the Adelaide-based dancer, choreographer, director and producer Roz Hervey, who died last week.

Violinist Skye McIntosh unpacks Australian Haydn Ensemble's latest offering, one promising "catharsis and connection".

Whether dark, smooth, complex, or sparkling – there’s bound to be something to your taste in this month's Australian Art Music playlist from Cameron Lam.

Finnish-Australian composer Erkki Veltheim crafts a shimmering aural tribute to the late Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu in a new album, Banbirrngu.