Neither pandemic, nor flood, nor last-minute changes of cast or caterer have managed to dim the brilliance of this 10-year-old gem of a festival.

Intimate recitals by international drawcards Paul Lewis and Joshua Bell, NYC's Brooklyn Rider, and ACO star Satu Vänskä. More to come.

A riveting performance of Turkish composer Fazil Say’s Violin Sonata No. 2 is the standout feature of Emily Sun’s wide-ranging recital program.

In this powerful song cycle, one man’s wish to do what’s right keeps hope for humanity alive – even in the face of genocide.

Eight international and Australian artists, including The Gesualdo Six, the Brodsky Quartet, Andrea Lam and James Morley, will perform in the intimate SOH space.

Painstaking attention to detail by the family-run winery and exceptional musicianship make for an unmissable return to the festival after more than two years.

The UNSW ensemble offers a season lit up by Bach, Ravel, Westlake and Edwards, with guest performers that loom large in NSW and internationally.

Simone Young discusses the highlights of her second “theatrical” year as the SSO’s Chief Conductor, including several works she will conduct for the first time in her celebrated career.

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

This year's program features 10 concerts across three days in the beautiful border town.

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

The ASO opened its 2022 subscription series with an ambitious program that had the audience buzzing throughout.