The Aussie composer's How Forests think has been shortlisted in the Chamber-Scale Composition category.

An article on music education, critical of traditional theory, has drawn the ire of the music community for “anti-intellectualism”.

The virtuoso leads a line up including Kate Mulvany and investigations into Wagner's amours and the Mignon obsession.

For her first Queensland Music Festival, Noonan is asking Australians to take part in a concert called You’re The Voice.

Richard Tipping, known for his iconic SING street signs, is showing his Woman Crossing sign in April.

Co-AD Eddie Perfect discusses a broad line-up from Alan Cumming and Meow Meow to jazz, string quartets and dance.

Sydney portrait photographer Gary Grealy has taken top honours at this year's Portrait Prize.

Louis Moss has received a scholarship to play at Jesus College, becoming the youngest ever Oxford organist.

Not only that, Abraham Poincheval will use his body heat to incubate eggs at Paris’s Palais de Tokyo.

The Birmingham Conservatoire student is hoping to break the record for fastest half marathon dressed as a musical instrument.

Following the opening of Carmen on Sydney Harbour, the team has taken issue with changes made without their permission.

Matilda, OA's Ring Cycle and MTC's Miss Julie were among the winners at Melbourne's performing arts awards.