The cellist talks about being an invader ahead of his performances at the Margaret River and Dunkeld Festivals.

He realised early that if he wanted his instrument to be taken seriously he had to perform contemporary music.

The director-choreographer talks about working on Kinky Boots and his next "biggie" with Jennifer Lopez.

The Fidelio Quartet has teamed up with Crohn’s & Colitis Australia to bring comfort to the sick through Beethoven's quartets.

Most people are familiar with the self portraits, but it is the artist’s depictions of nature that provide a glimpse into his soul.

The Romantic’s housekeeping books reveal more than just the Marks and the Pfennigs.

Director of the new HIP Bach Akademie Australia, Madeleine Easton explains (with help from John Eliot Gardiner).

In this provocative hit comedy, pop culture is the new, post-apocalyptic religion.

The Mexican maestro on the fine art of inspiring an ensemble and her unshakable faith in the power of music.

For the conductor and educator, it’s good to see new initiatives providing new opportunities for young musicians.

Musical instruments come and go – including some strange ones – but what about the instruments that never were?

The events of 1917 changed the course of history but Russian music has had more than its share of revolutions.