Salonen celebrates Stravinsky at his most lushly neoclassical.

New independent label brings musical rarities back to life.

A wade through the tsunami of seasonal releases to recommend the best of the fest.

While Schütz is best known today for his choral masterpiece The Christmas Story, he also played a vital role when it came to shaping German music (with a little help from abroad), says Paul Riley.

English tenor Ian Bostridge, the Brodsky Quartet, Irish-Canadian mezzo Wallis Giunta and Austrian clarinettist Andreas Ottensamer are among the artists heading to the Sydney Opera House next year.

Do a widow, an aria and a prostitute link the composer of La Juive with Marcel Proust?

The beloved Australian conductor and music educator, who died of cancer in October, meant so much to so many across the music industry and beyond. Those who carry on his legacy share their stories.

With no fewer than five world premieres, Alicia Crossley and the Acacia Quartet invite the audience into a world of musical story-telling.

The bass-baritone will give recitals featuring his favourite opera arias and musical numbers.

Ksenija Sidorova serves up a sizzling accordion feast from Bach to Piazzolla with Schnittke to follow.

Celebrating the vinyl record from the Velvet Underground to Cat Hope.

The Russian composer Tchaikovsky wasn't all that keen to pen what has become one of his most popular, and most performed works.