Clive Paget caught up with violinists Catherine Manson and Michael Gurevich to find out what’s so special about Haydn’s Op. 76, quartets and what a historically informed approach brings to the composer.

The work is the brainchild of baritone Joshua Hopkins whose sister was murdered in 2015.

Boesch’s Schumann dominates a decade in search of new directions.

From Montéclair to Martinů, lesser-known works are much in vogue as the new year gets into its stride.

Danish Cleopatra is a curiosity if a long-winded one.

Lively Bostonian band recreates Sun King’s watersports and more.

With social justice an integral part of its message, The Cooperative looks set to make waves.

After nine years, the violist explains why he's transitioning to an educational and engagement role.

The pianist and Honens Laureate discusses his Hyperion disc of great British rediscoveries.

Nice staging, nice singers, shame about the tunes (or lack of them).

Artistic Director Linda Thompson tells us about the renamed Gertrude Opera’s pandemic experience, plans for the future and upcoming performance of David Lang’s chamber opera at Melbourne’s Federation Square.

Students, his wife, even the Pope, Engelbert Humperdinck could forget about them all.