Jack Liebeck and Piers Lane's musical chemistry and soulful shaping makes for a engaging, intimate and much appreciated recital.

Superb musicianship transforms an evening of introspective masterpieces into one of the festival's defining concerts.

The pianists, mostly British, performed these unfamiliar, challenging works with extraordinary discipline and flair.

Fine Vine, from the chamber rather than the cellar.

With the Goldner String Quartet’s final release Child’s Play out now, violinist Dene Olding talks about the ensemble’s relationship with composer Carl Vine.

The AFCM is about to transform the way we think about one of Australia's beloved tropical hotspots.

Snow Concert Hall brings three international acts, an opera gala, a symphony orchestra and a solo recital to Canberra in 2026.

Arriving in Australia this month, British clarinettist Michael Collins chats about his fast-paced career and surviving two terrible setbacks.

The Australian Festival of Chamber Music in Townville works because it's off-the-radar, not despite it, says Artistic Director Jack Liebeck.

Decision to redirect funds from concert hall to Barrier Reef education centre "deplorable" says Australian Festival of Chamber Music.

AFCM's canny balancing of the known and the new, the challenging and the comfortable, make it something special in Australia's music festival landscape.

Goldners farewell the AFCM amid an opening barrage of bold choices, ensemble excellence and palpable passion.