Fiery Latin fretwork in de la Parra’s brilliant gala performance.

A dramatic comedy that interrogates a marriage and asks questions about idealism, privilege, and hypocrisy in middle class Australia.

Richard Tognetti and Bill Henson explore the spaces between light and dark.

New York's premier summer festival may not be mostly Mozart these days, but it sure has plenty to offer.

One of those all-too-rare opportunities where both artistically and technically, this was a flawless performance.

Majestic music inspired by the Americas and the New World.

A superlative warming recital on a shivering Sydney Sunday.

A sublime concert featuring soprano Miriam Allan and her pianist father Christopher, with flautist Sally Walker.

Colin Friels gives a passionate, moving performance as Galileo in Brecht’s play, which feels incredibly relevant right now.

An incredible mix of colours and sounds in the Sydney Town Hall.

Sensational, old-school singing in Giordano's operatic potboiler.

A colourful, folkloric concert that warmed up the Sydney Town Hall for the SSO's seasons to come.

An ambitious debut that captures Europe on the brink of disaster.

Surprises are in store with Saint-Saëns’ lesser-known symphonies.

Davis’ and Müller-Schott’s Knight Errant portrait doesn’t err.

Three compelling orchestral episodes from the life of Brian.

Matthews’ latest proves they do write music like that nowadays.

Fine Finnish fare: Oramo’s Sibelius is laced with insights.

Harteros heads a Tosca that perhaps should have offended more.

Russian soprano displays her Mozart credentials and more.