The Finnish pianist's eighth Aussie tour sees him mixing Debussy and Sibelius with his old 'Appassionata' for Beethoven.

Growing up in Argentina, he joked about imitating women’s voices and studied bel canto because no-one taught countertenor.

Good music, fine playing and intelligent programming.

The Turnbull Government’s volte face will see $61 million returned to the Australia Council over four years.

Sigismond Thalberg’s gruesome remains were found in the corner of his mausoleum by his great-great-granddaughter.

Northey proves the world needs more Copland and less you know who.

The Acacia Quartet's Stefan Duwe explains why the composer, banned in Hitler's Germany, should be heard more often.

In a wide-ranging 89th birthday interview the great mezzo speaks frankly about career and colleagues.

The orchestra was love at first sight for the Perth-bound Israeli conductor – the sounds, the instruments, the cigarettes, the coffee...

Virginia Gay's Calamity is just one of the joys to be found in these Black Hills of Dakota.

Despite freezing temperatures, Bonachela's East Coast tour has audiences on their feet (as well as on their toes).

The sepulchral German bass, a go-to for Kleiber and Karajan, has passed away aged 78. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in