There was a feeling of liberty in the air as WAB performed to a live audience, with each of the 12 shorts works drawing ecstatic applause.

Melbourne Chamber Orchestra musicians to blow all our cares away in a delightful concert.

This creepy, immersive, audio experience, which comes to you via a mobile phone app, turns your home into a haunted space.

Menotti's one-act comedy may not be a masterpiece but feels distinctly relevant right now.

A thoughtful and enchanting program with masterful playing across five works.

Musical theatre fans around the world rejoiced when Disney+ announced it would stream a film of the stage production of Hamilton. Does it live up to expectations? You bet!

Kathryn Selby and friends offer a delightful, intimate Beethoven celebration in an empty City Recital Hall.

If you love musicals and are aching to see a live show, this innovative live streamed production is a wonderful substitute.

An enjoyable musical experience from a committed trio, offering a pleasant escape from bleak times.

Despite some teething problems with the sound, this was an impressive concert with high quality playing and a fascinating pre-performance talk.

Outstanding performance from a truly scintillating trio.

A refreshing, stimulating program of 20th-century works for flute, oboe and piano.

Paul Lewis dusts off Beethoven's Bagatelles to reveal glistening gems.

A life’s work with some variations both new and old.

Gesualdo Six kicks it out of the park with this flawless recording.

A wonderful Dvořák compendium worth checking out.

Chantal Santon Jeffery is one soprano to keep an eye on.

The "other" SSO punches above its weight in Richard Strauss.

Little and Lane steer a fine series to an equally fine conclusion.

A year in the life of a most interesting young man

Inspired by a real choir, this movie feels familiar yet new.

A film with vim and vigour even though it feels episodic.

Loach’s film about the gig economy leaves you enraged.

A meditative film about creating art and the female gaze.

The Australian Musical is a rigorously researched, definitive history of Australian musical theatre. A labour of love for its authors, it will be treasured by musical fans.

The polymath pianist offers up succinctly sketched thoughts on music and much, much more.

A rich, entertaining “slice history” of musical Vienna.

Musicians and Addiction looks at the implications of addiction for individual musicians and the industry of which they are a part.