The festival has kicked off with music journeying across multiple continents.

Verdi's great Requiem given a stirring performance by Brisbane's community choirs and the Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra.

A true marriage of minds results in an unforgettable concert.

An ebullient evening of excellent music making, conducted by AWO founder Alexander Briger.

It’s a flawed musical, but the swinging 60s score sings and Cameron Mitchell's production is very entertaining.

Britten's tale of a persecuted fisherman is brought to vivid, terrifying life in this concert performance.

As a musical, Baz Luhrmann's classic looks a surefire hit. Grab a ticket while you can can can!

Amidst all the crowns and fireworks, it was Emma Black’s oboe that really sparkled.

A new Australian symphony for children about a magpie, written by Justine Clarke and George Ellis, takes the audience on a captivating journey.

A stimulating and insightful musical journey through space and time, with a spectacular destination.

A splendid showcase from a choral music icon.

The Night Parrot successfully blends music and conservation.