Musica Viva Australia turns 75 this year. As the chamber music organisation started by refugees in 1945 celebrates its milestone season, we talk to former Artistic Director Carl Vine and new Artistic Director Paul Kildea about Musica Viva’s past, present and future.

The 27-year-old composer has taken out the US $30,000 award for her piece DOUBLE FACE, which panellist Carl Vine described as “redolent with intriguing musical gestures and textures.”

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra bring a pair of fine Australian works to the Big Apple.

While the list of finalists this year included several newcomers, the night largely belonged to established voices and previous award winners.

Newcomers join established voices in this year’s awards, with more women than men in the running for the prestigious Orchestral Work of the Year category for the first time in the Awards’ history.

The Australian conductor and author will take up the role in mid-2019, succeeding longtime AD Carl Vine.

The beloved festival of food, wine and chamber music in Mudgee will close its doors this November.

Musica Viva’s outgoing CEO reflects on almost two decades in a role she’d originally planned as a career stepping-stone.

Vote here for the artists you'd like to see honoured in our Australian and International Artists of the Year Awards.

Sir Andrew Davis navigated thrilling musical worlds both known and unknown.

From hallucinations to the awakening brain, Australian composer Carl Vine tells us how images from neuroscience have become interwoven with his music ahead of the premiere of his new symphony.

Both newcomers and past winners have emerged triumphant at this year’s ceremony.