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Our new international album release solidifies Hungarian composer Béla Bartók’s reputation as one of the ‘Four Bs’ of classical music, alongside Bach, Beethoven and Brahms.

We’re thrilled to launch the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Season 2026. Our year begins in early February with The Wolfe Brothers, followed by Gaming Music and Mahler’s Symphony No 1.

We caught up with Stephen Block, director of the Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival to hear what's planned for next month's program.

We're passionate about making our workplace and concert venues more accessible and we’re proud to be part of the Hidden Disability Sunflower initiative, supporting people with non-visible disabilities.

To address the urgent lack of piano tuners in Tasmania, the TSO developed the Professional Piano Tuning and Technician Services Scholarship. We caught up with scholarship recipients, May Thomas and Sam Lilburn.

This October, we present one of our most exciting collaborations of the year. Australian dance legend Graeme Murphy AO and his creative and life partner, Janet Vernon AM are joining us as co-curators of Obscura | Sequenz...

A key member of the TSO’s violin section and a regular in Mona’s experimental 4PM series, Miranda Carson loves being part of the Tasmanian community.

In today’s troubled world, what could be more soothing than an evening of lullabies, asks pianist Vanessa Sharman. This October, Vanessa will perform new works by Australian composers based on the theme.

The TSO will perform the world premiere of a new work by acclaimed Australian composer Richard Mills on 11 September. Richard’s concerto, Fantastic Bestiary, has been written for TSO Principal Double Bass Stuart Thomson...

The TSO and Theatre Royal are teaming up to offer our subscribers discounted tickets. If you're a subscriber/package holder with either the TSO or Theatre Royal, you're entitled to 10% off tickets.