From Mahler’s audacious First Symphony to site-specific bells and Sting's working-class roots, April’s issue explores music, place and identity.

This year's intake aligns with a SXS season emphasising innovation, collaboration and cross-genre projects.

Australia’s largest singing celebration broadens its musical scope and expands its statewide footprint.

MEAA says "musicians must not be seen as optional extras"; WA Ballet says union claims are "simply wrong".

Beetlejuice, Victorian Opera's Katya Kabanova and MTC's Rebecca among the award magnets in this year's celebration of Melbourne’s live performance sector.

After 25 years of "adventure and ground-breaking musical activity", Ughetti steps down as the group's founding Artistic Director.

Chee recognised for being “an integral part of WASO’s artistic life” for more than a decade.

Seven recent graduates join a program designed to help bridge the gap between study and a sustainable orchestral career.

"The price you see is the price you pay": No booking charges for tickets purchased directly through the orchestra.

Göransson’s music for Ryan Coogler's Sinners edges out rivals in the 98th Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles.

Liquidators called in to manage the demise of what was once a cornerstone of Australia’s live music culture.

If you’ve ever wanted to collaborate with a composer, now might be the time to step outside, press record – and let the birds do the rest.