Old mates Teddy Tahu Rhodes and Guy Noble tell us about their upcoming recital at City Recital Hall and why live performance should be considered an essential service.

David Greco and Erin Helyard's imaginative program of baroque rarities makes for an ideal return to the concert hall.

As Sydney venues begin to open their doors, Steve Dow investigates the various COVID safety protocols in place.

Sam Allchurch, AD of Sydney Chamber Choir, discusses staging the Messiah with chamber forces similar to those that Handel had at his disposal.

The moving concert at City Recital Hall, one of many organised around the country to raise funds for those affected by the fires, brought together 200 musicians from across Sydney’s classical music scene.

Alongside artists from every sector, the classical music community is uniting to stage fundraisers and offer other forms of relief to those affected by Australia’s catastrophic bushfires.

From flash mob choir to HIP Bach and genre-blending new music acts, the venue cracks opens the musical bubbly.

The CEO of Sydney’s City Recital Hall recalls the joy of proving her piano teacher wrong, working as an usher at Melbourne’s Princess Theatre, and dressing up to sit in the gods as an early operagoer.

With a wide-ranging program spanning monumental to comic, the second iteration of City Recital Hall's new music feast doesn't disappoint.

Experimental pianist Margaret Leng Tan, famous for her performances on toy piano, tells us about her work with John Cage and George Crumb, and how she learned to caw like a crow.

A new Australian symphony for children about a magpie, written by Justine Clarke and George Ellis, takes the audience on a captivating journey.

Trevor Ashley tells us about the new Sydney Cabaret Festival, and the artists and events he’s programmed, including star act Jennifer Holliday.