As Southern Cross Soloists turns 30, Limelight speaks to SXS's Ashley Smith about 30 years of the little company that could – and did.

Cameron Lam explores the dark side of Classical, Jazz and Sound Art in this month’s playlist full of yearning, waiting, and the unknown.

Last minute substitutions, lineup changes and a broken string but SXS triumphed over the odds.

Music that shaped Central Europe explored in an eclectic program featuring jazz trumpeter James Morrison.

Elliott Gyger explains why each movement of his new viola solo Solitaire follows a strict set of rules.

Leading Australian musicians converge on the picturesque hills of regional NSW for a festival pairing fine music with local cuisine.

SXS celebrates the romance and nostalgia of travel in its three QPAC concerts, which include two world premieres for chamber music ensemble and didgeridoo.

Julian Day reports on the longest, and probably the loudest, noise set they have ever heard by experimental musician Marco Fusinato, who is representing Australia at the Venice Biennale.

An enthralling concert aurally encapsulating an emotive moment in time.

Inspired by Debussy, three musicians have teamed up to devise an entire program of seven short-ish pieces by Australian composers for viola, flute and harp.

James Wannan’s devilishly difficult execution seemed effortless on the viola, earning him MVP (Most Valuable Player) of the concert, with Konstantin Shamray coming a close second!

A new chamber music series offers an intelligent, beautifully played program in a glorious heritage venue.