The beleaguered telecommunications company has written the final two movements of the composer’s Eighth using a Mate 20 Pro smartphone.

Philippe Jordan offers more lean, agile Beethoven in the latest instalment of his symphony cycle with the Wiener Symphoniker.

The film composer tells Limelight how a bumper crop of student enrolments meant it was time to step back to concentrate on teaching.

A raw, confronting, but ultimately hopeful show that eloquently tackles the subject of Indigenous youth suicide.

Percy Grainger's wildly colourful The Warriors is the only long-form work by a composer best known for his miniatures. Conductor David Robertson and musicologist Malcolm Gillies help us get to the bottom of the Australian composer's attempt to 'do a Stravinsky'.

The dance company’s 30th anniversary season will see it embark on its most ambitious national tour yet.

Pianist Nicole Tj and violinist Thomas Lo, co-founders of anon., tell us about their 18-week music series, Bach X Reimagined, inspired by the National Gallery of Victoria's Escher x nendo exhibition.

The musical based on the wildly popular 2013 Disney film, best know for the hit song Let it Go, will have its Australian premiere season in 2020.

Sport for Jove celebrates its tenth anniversary with 100 years of Shakespeare’s history plays in a sweeping, epic production.

When the student’s band director approached instrument makers Conn-Selmer, they came on board with a custom-made clarinet engraved with his name.

In Sydney to work with Gondwana and the Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, the renowned British choral conductor talks about the power of choral singing and why for the UK, Brexit is the biggest single disaster of his lifetime.

Vibrant performances drive Lin-Manuel Miranda’s heartwarming In the Heights.