Bringing local and travelling artists to coastal NSW, this year's Festival features Australian String Quartet, Speak Percussion and Ngaiire.

Featuring some of Australia’s finest pianists in a visually immersive performance space, this four-day festival is piano heaven.

The Sydney venue’s 2023 season launches its Australian-first immersive sound system with a lineup featuring Peaches, Deborah Cheetham, Paul Grabowsky, Emma Donovan and Krautrock legend Michael Rother.

The lineup salts Sydney with 748 performances, featuring homegrown and international talent, with a cascade of world premieres and the Australian premiere of the opera Sun & Sea, staged on an artificial beach.

Inspired by an icy trek through Europe's largest glacier, composer Morgan Hickinbotham will transform an existing experimental soundscape into a performance for a vocal ensemble during his residency.

Chief Conductor Jaime Martín discusses the season which includes 17 new works, including three by Composer in Residence Mary Finsterer, while soprano Siobhan Stagg is Artist in Residence.

Eric Whitacre talks about The Sacred Veil, written with poet Charles Anthony Silvestri, who lost his wife to ovarian cancer, and how the internationally acclaimed work has helped others grieve.

Rewarding excellence across a range of musical genres and categories, the awards return with an in-person ceremony next month.

Throughout the second half of the year, UKARIA will draw some of the finest Australian and international musicians to the Adelaide Hills.

Reflections on the Goldberg Variations in jazz/classical double bill that feels like two excellent halves, not necessarily a whole.

The pianist talks about her remarkable career, from child prodigy to her years in New York, and moving back to Sydney.

The founder and Chair of the Hush Foundation tells us about the benefits of music, and Hush’s latest album.