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The Bach Dynasty
From its 16th-century founder to Johann Sebastian Bach and beyond, the many generations of Bach composers created one of the world’s most iconic collections of music, Nicholas Kenyon writes.
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What’s your favourite ACO memory?
Our audiences are a treasured and vital part of our story. We love hearing your favourite Australian Chamber Orchestra memories from across the years.
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ACO acquires third Golden Age Stradivarius violin
Hear the 1732 'ex-Dollfus' Stradivarius violin at the ACO's Bach concerts, touring nationally from 18 June.
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Anna Dowsley Interview
The Australian soprano on the magic of Bach, and the power of music to communicate what can’t be put into words.
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ACO 2023: why subscribe?
Subscribe, with full flexibility, and get the peace of mind that comes with knowing you won't miss any ACO magic in 2023.
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Olli Mustonen: for the love of music
At 55, Finnish pianist and composer Olli Mustonen remains as passionate about musicmaking as when he first discovered its pleasures, writes Paola Totaro.
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Olli Mustonen on Schubert's Trout
“Schubert’s Trout is an endless source of energy and joy.” We catch up with the Finnish composer and pianist ahead of our next National Concert Tour.
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We hear powerful stories in 'To Whom I May Concern'
At the end of last month, we heard the poignant stories of individuals living with dementia, through letters they have written – set to music performed by ACO Musicians.
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On the Side: Satu Vänskä
ACO Musicians tell us about their other loves.
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On the Side: Liisa Pallandi
ACO Musicians tell us about their other loves.
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