Tangos, banjos, seasons and surprises – oh my! Camerata's 2022 opener really impressed.

Why has classical music been so slow to incorporate electric instruments?

Though this new work didn't entirely land, it's a bold, interesting and important experiment.

George Crumb’s death at the age of 92 is an immeasurable loss for the arts. A composer with an extraordinary talent for finding new sonorities, colours, and sounds in his haunting works, his titanic impact on music in the twentieth century is still felt even now. 

Seventh time’s the charm in Wallfisch’s new Telemann concerto release.

New year, new name, same winning formula for Australian concert platform

All-Australian, all-female, all-percussion – the future is here in striking release.

Our specialist writers analyse the arts on offer across the year.

What have our small to medium ensembles programmed this year?

Gifted musician, Sako Dermenjian, is completing a Master's degree at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music with a Greta Davis Equity Scholarship.

Trio Argenti (almost) concludes the 2021 BMF with an intriguing choice of repertoire.

QSO’s sumptuous orchestral celebration brings 2021 to a thundering close.