New York's premier summer festival may not be mostly Mozart these days, but it sure has plenty to offer.

One of those all-too-rare opportunities where both artistically and technically, this was a flawless performance.

Majestic music inspired by the Americas and the New World.

A superlative warming recital on a shivering Sydney Sunday.

A sublime concert featuring soprano Miriam Allan and her pianist father Christopher, with flautist Sally Walker.

Colin Friels gives a passionate, moving performance as Galileo in Brecht’s play, which feels incredibly relevant right now.

An incredible mix of colours and sounds in the Sydney Town Hall.

Sensational, old-school singing in Giordano's operatic potboiler.

A colourful, folkloric concert that warmed up the Sydney Town Hall for the SSO's seasons to come.

Modern alienation merges with Medieval mysticism in Alison Croggon’s new play.

A night that gained in brilliance, ending on a masterful rendition of Ravel and two stunning encores.

The musicians bid farewell to Townsville in a celebratory closing gala.