Brett Dean announced as Composer-in-Residence with the Berlin Philharmonic
Dean played with the Philharmoniker as a violist for 14 years. Coming back, he says, "feels like being on home turf".
Dean played with the Philharmoniker as a violist for 14 years. Coming back, he says, "feels like being on home turf".
The Australian National Academy of Music launches a “time capsule” project capturing three decades of institutional life through the voices of those who have shaped it.
Discover the music of Australian composers, from Connor D’Netto to Houston Dunleavy.
Arriving in Australia this month, British clarinettist Michael Collins chats about his fast-paced career and surviving two terrible setbacks.
A round-up of our recent news reports.
Australia's Brett Dean named the new Creative Partner of the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie, designing concerts set for April 2026.
Good, good, good vibrations as theremin star Carolina Eyck and the ACO get on the same wavelength.
Our reviewers and readers have voted for the artists who blew them away during the past year. So, who are the winners?
Happy New Year, and welcome back to the Australian Art Music playlist! A monthly playlist of classical, jazz, experimental and electronic music by Australian composers, musicians and sound artists.
Matthew Hindson looks at the "quiet, brilliant" success of Australian composers overseas.
This month features a Kurt Weill trifecta, idiomatic Dvořák symphonies from the Czech Phil, a major Joshua Bell rediscovery and a radical take on Mozart’s Requiem.
UK-based Aussies Jane Stanley and Lisa Illean earn first-time Ivors nominations. Can Brett Dean 'three-peat'?
Brett Dean proves brevity is the soul of wit in Hamlet-orbiting works.