Six young performers will compete for a top prize of $5,000 and an engagement with the Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra.

In its first contemporary performance program, PICA presents new works from locals Decibel New Music Ensemble and STRUT Dance.

As this year's curator, Finnish pianist Olli Munstonen brings five Australian debuts and two returning favourites to the Adelaide Hills.

Ross Edwards tells Maddy Briggs about his new hour-long work, inspired by Monteverdi, which grapples with our looming ecological crisis.

Brooklyn-based composer William Brittelle talks to Maddy Briggs about his latest, genre-blind mini-album in which he stares down the apocalypse.

This month’s performance highlights from ABC Classic, independent radio and streaming.

The Celtic Tenors, David Campbell, José Carbó – BRAVO's 2025 program takes a star-studded lineup on the high seas.

Now a force of 70 vocalists, RCV invites audiences to pull up a chair, a pew or a picnic rug for three thought-provoking choral collaborations.

Earning an AM for his contribution to opera, Phillips was a "colleague, friend and advocate for Australian artists".

Pythia Prize winner Sylvia Lim talks about her new work for Rubiks Collective, one that keeps the musicians sonically in the dark.

Axing Mona Foma after a 16-year run, founder David Walsh said "some things have to go before I’m too far gone". Another festival bites the dust.

American RnB star Macy Gray, The Song Company, Luminescence Chamber Singers and Montaigne top the bill for the biggest Tasmanian winter festival in 2024.