Discover the music of Australian composers, from Gemma Farrell to Ben Frost.

Cameron Lam’s Australian Art Music playlist is tied together by strings, literal and figurative this month.

Violinist and composer Jane Aubourg to air a major solo work in Berlin's annual new music expo.

Jessica Carlton, Alex Turley and Tessie Overmyer among 16 composers to write a new works with support from the ABC.

The 2023 edition of Melbourne’s RISING festival is announced, with 12 major world premieres among its menu of music, visual arts, dance and mass participation events.

Limelight has been looking at whether the music our orchestras play genuinely reflects our society, and to what extent it ought to. Our readers have responded passionately and eloquently.

Peter Tregear discusses the rise of identity politics and argues that if we wish to defend our orchestral culture, we cannot avoid questions of musical value.

Australians deserve to hear a great deal more music by First Nations peoples, women, gender non-conforming people, composers of colour, and our male contemporaries argues Felicity Wilcox.

Australians deserve to hear a great deal more music by First Nations peoples, women, gender non-conforming people, composers of colour, and our male contemporaries argues Felicity Wilcox.

Phillip Scott responds to our article Do Our Arts Reflect Us? and argues against looking at classical music programming through the prism of 21st-century ideas of diversity and gender equality.

A slight uptick on 2019 suggests the trajectory is at least headed in the right direction.

The Living Music Report analyses what the MPA funded orchestras played in 2019 and finds that music reflecting the culture diversity of 21st-century Australia is “notably absent”.