The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's programming continues with larger-scale music-making and a mix of old and new.

Melbourne Guitar Quartet tells us about the importance of the Adelaide Guitar Festival, commissioning new work, their ‘Guitar Family’ instruments, and the time they built a log drum.

Much like his Spirit of the Wild oboe concerto, the composer’s new double guitar concerto for Slava and Leonard Grigoryan was inspired by a trip to Tasmania with environmentalist Bob Brown.

SXS's season opener with Slava Grigoryan proved an amiable, enjoyable concert with a fascinating new work for guitar and chamber orchestra by Natalie Nicolas.

The composer tells us about music and emotion in her new work for guitarist Slava Grigoryan and the Southern Cross Soloists.

After playing with the Australian String Quartet for seven years, the cellist talks difficult decisions, special moments and why it's time to delete some phone Apps.

The festival, led by Artistic Director Slava Grigoryan, is set to return in 2021 with an expanded regional program.

Recorder player Alicia Crossley and pianist Jayson Gillham are among the nominees for Best Classical Album, while keyboard virtuoso Erin Helyard’s name comes up twice.

After playing with the Australian String Quartet for seven years, cellist Sharon Grigoryan will leave in November and be replaced by Michael Dahlenburg.

Married musicians Slava and Sharon Grigoryan have been playing together for five years now and knew they wanted to record together. They discuss their first duo album and why it’s so special.

The ACO assembles a starry line-up for a concert spanning Bach to Nine Inch Nails.

Sharon Grigoryan has curated a series of chamber music performances in the Adelaide Festival Centre’s Quartet Bar. She tells us what to expect.