Dogs prefer Jamaican jamming to a burst of Pooch-ini
New research suggests our canine companions prefer reggae and soft rock – but each has their own tastes.
New research suggests our canine companions prefer reggae and soft rock – but each has their own tastes.
The Grammy Award-winning French pianist has been recognised for a life devoted to the service of music.
Larry Sitsky, Brian Castles-Onion, Anthony Warlow and Michelle Leonard are recognised in the Australia Day Honours. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Jukedeck uses artificial intelligence to create royalty free music – but will it ever compose a symphony?
The much-loved conductor is hosting a series of spontaneous choirs, where everyone is invited and everyone can sing.
Mel George becomes the first recipient of a financial assistance award worth $300,000.
Musica Viva’s Artistic Director says current cutbacks betray broadcaster’s Charter and will cripple classical music industry.
The Estonian composer, best known for his folk-inflected choral works, has died at 86 of long-term illnesses.
Little Shop of Horrors, Antigone, The Drover’s Wife and Faith Healer win 22 of the 35 awards presented.
The Italian maestro conducted the Chicago Symphony in Milan 12 years after his controversial bust-up.
Report puts debts close to $1 million with Liquidator saying there is “ample” public evidence to suggest criminality.
Actors in Sydney Theatre Company’s Broadway production donned pink pussy hats at Saturday’s curtain calls.
Music director Glen Roven has released the video for The Hillary Tapes starring a host of opera A-listers.