Australian Brandenburg Orchestra reveals 2026 season
The world premiere of an unearthed classical concerto by Pleyel, a Salieri Australian debut and beloved masterworks fill the 2026 calendar.
The world premiere of an unearthed classical concerto by Pleyel, a Salieri Australian debut and beloved masterworks fill the 2026 calendar.
International performers, local talent, beloved works and rare classical gems mark the festival's seventh program.
A trailblazer "who defied norms to create new paths", John Painter is being remembered for his musical insight, leadership and sense of humour.
The harpist and former Director of Programming at Melbourne Recital Centre will share his vision for the future of art music in Australia.
Quadrant critic derides Auslan interpreter as a “bizarre sight”, prompting backlash from arts leaders.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Addams Family and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying among the shows to get a Hayes makeover.
Next year's 13 titles include three world premieres, two Pulitzer Prize winners and Miranda Otto's first STC appearance in 14 years.
Wägilak songman Daniel Wilfred and his community will use the car to undertake vital cultural duties across the Northern Territory.
In its sixth round, more than $1 million is pledged to support the international reach of emerging and established Australian musicians.
The New Zealand festival presents international artists, contemporary and classical works, and a concert that pairs chocolate with music.
Twelve Australian composers will have a short orchestral work recorded for the AMC initiative.
Given to a friend when Einstein fled Nazi Germany for America, the instrument is predicted to fetch more than $400,000.
Season highlights include a new collaboration with Bangarra Dance Theatre and the Australian premiere of Justin Peck’s Copland Dance Episodes.