The classical music community pays tribute to a man "who always put the artist and their art first".

AI music will be omnipresent in our lives, writes Ivan Zavada. We need to develop new models of collective artistry and understanding.

Sydney Conservatorium to host some of the country's top players blowing their own trumpets.

Goldner String Quartet bookends its 30-year farewell tour with concerts in the room in which it has done much of its finest work.

In Agapi & Other Kinds of Love, composer James Humberstone and rapper Luka Lesson combine ancient poetry and modern hip-hop.

In a new sound installation, composer Damien Ricketson and sound scholar/artist Diana Chester amplify the imperceptible sounds of the beach.

Murder and greed propel Monteverdi's Poppea but really, says director David Berthold, it’s a story of “humans being human".

Students from NIDA and the Sydney Conservatorium are staging Elena Kats-Chernin’s jazzy reimagining of Monteverdi’s The Coronation of Poppea.

The editors of Limelight share their selection of the most exciting classical music, opera and theatre events coming soon.

Without Sir Eugene Goossens, the Sydney Opera House might never have been built. On its 50th anniversary, we look at the road to its opening.

Over the past decade, only 5% of incoming jazz instrumentalists at Sydney Con have been women. Jo Lawry is out to change that – and more.

Deborah Cheetham Fraillon plans to restore the arts to their pride of place, and to give young artists a much-needed confidence boost.