The 12th-century nun’s influential work represents an important development in the history of music.

A new festival looks at women composers through the ages – and for once includes the token man.

Ahead of her first performance in 11 months, the New York-based pianist talks to Limelight about the allure of Philip Glass's music, which she will perform at the Sydney Opera House's Bennelong restaurant.

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In his final column, Clive Paget recommends Glass at the Met, OA's Turandot, and a handful of European gems.

British director Phelim McDermott has been obsessed with Philip Glass’s music since the early 1980s. He talks to Jo Litson about meeting the legendary composer, directing his operas, and the dream in a flotation tank which led to their first direct collaboration.

The Icelandic pianist, who Limelight's critics have voted our International Artist of the Year 2019, tells us about his forays into the music of Philip Glass and Johann Sebastian Bach.

Stockholm may be a long way from Darwin, but for the DSO's former Music Director it's home from home.

A century ago Finland gained independence after a political struggle fuelled by art and music. Does that lie behind Finland’s musical pre-eminence today?

Or should Malcolm Turnbull look to music schools if he values ideas on audiation and psycho-active emergent relationships?

Who was hot and who was not in the LGBT world of classical music? These composers will float your mardi gras float!