Global stars Ray Chen, Sumi Jo and Paul Lewis just some of the big names and musical reputations heading to the ACT's premier concert venue in 2027.

A program of Mozart, Schubert, Mendelssohn and Stravinsky showcases these very special sibling talents.

Sitting in with the Sitkovetsky Trio, Stefanie Farrands reflects on musical chemistry and the art of connection.

We look at the Australian National University's now-abandoned Renew ANU proposal and discuss the future for classical music in Canberra.​

Ahead of their upcoming tour, Dutch piano duo Lucas & Arthur Jussen tell Jansson J. Antmann how brotherly love sustains them on the road.

This concert of arias and duets was exceedingly well curated and performed; another feather in the cap for Artistic Director Ana de la Vega.

The King’s Singers turn Canberra’s Snow Concert Hall into a shared stage for a once-in-a-lifetime lesson in vocal artistry.

What do our small to medium ensembles have on offer in the year ahead?

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

Accordion virtuoso James Crabb unpacks his creative partnership with violinist Anthony Marwood ahead of Adelaide and Canberra performances.

Sjaella is an experience in superb singing and musicianship – melded with unique grace and presence.

With a theme of freedom hard-won, and an emphasis on Finnish and Australian Indigenous music, Fantasia is a taste of the Festival in its entirety.