The Isango Ensemble laments the victims of the tragic World War I maritime disaster in powerful music and dance.

With the opening weekend of the Brisbane Festival in full swing, we check in with the outgoing Artistic Director.

Masterful yet unassuming, fortepianist Geoffrey Lancaster serves up a Mozart recital to treasure.

The orchestra has followed supermarket chain Coles and others in removing advertising from Sydney radio station 2GB.

Nigel Westlake's latest quartet proves a beautiful, deeply affecting "shrine in music."

Susie Park's bluesy Ravel steals the show in Selby & Friends' fourth tour for the year.

The Brazilian conductor shares with us the secrets of Diaghilev's success ahead of his Ballet Russes-inspired concert with students from the Australian National Academy of Music.

The Quartet will tour brand new works by Anne Cawrse and Ross Edwards next year, alongside collaborations with Sydney Dance Company and experience design company Sandpit.

With a wide-ranging program spanning monumental to comic, the second iteration of City Recital Hall's new music feast doesn't disappoint.

The composer shares the story behind his new work for the Australian String Quartet, a “shrine in music” to the memory of his late sister Kate.

From Virginia Woolf and Caryl Churchill to brand new works by Michelle Law and S. Shakthidharan, Eamon Flack’s latest season seeks to make sense of the “bewilderment and insanity” of 2020.

Carl Vine tells us about his swansong season as Artistic Director of the organisation, which celebrates its 75th birthday next year.