Sixteen ensembles will battle it out in Melbourne this July. We take a look at what’s in store for competitors and audiences at one of the world’s great chamber music launching pads.
The ensemble's newly launched Composition Prize is worth $1500 prize money and includes a number of career development opportunities.
The Betty Amsden Foundation has helped implement a wide-ranging program for families in memory of the late philanthropist.
Ahead of her intimate recital, Gu speaks about performing in a salon, forging connections with the audience, and bringing the music of the East to western audiences.
The “connoisseur’s pianist” talks about the vitality of Beethoven’s music and the concerto that launched the Brazilian pianist’s career at age 12.
The early music pioneer has revived treasures from the world’s four corners. We learn about an early passion for Elvis and some wise words of Mark Twain.
The London-based Australian pianist has teamed up with perfumer Nadjib Achaibou to take listeners on a sensory journey.
Turning their back briefly on opera, The Strange Bedfellows are back with a cabaret that will definitely be more naughty than nice.
100 years of Debussy, visits from notable conductors and excerpts of Brett Dean’s Hamlet are among the highlights.
It was amateur choirs not the conservatory that launched the career of this pioneering English soprano and early music specialist.
Schoenberg and Abbott shine in works reconfigured for Piano Trio.
The ASMF and Joshua Bell have discovered the fountain of musical youth.
He realised early that if he wanted his instrument to be taken seriously he had to perform contemporary music.
