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The TSO is honoured to be collaborating with singer/songwriter Dewayne Everettsmith on a major music project in palawa kani, the language of Tasmanian Aboriginal people. Songs of Ceremony: Reawakening Songs in palawa k...

On 1 August, violinist Ji Won Kim and violist Caleb Wright take centre stage as co-soloists. Off-stage, they’re busy raising two young boys, experimenting in the kitchen and making an occasional batch of fruit wine.

From his first appearance with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra in 2018, Jackson Bankovic knew he’d found somewhere special. Now he has joined the TSO full time in the role of Tutti Trombone.

Anna Bosveld, a young pianist from Wynyard in Tasmania's North West, has been named the TSO Rising Star for 2025. The annual Rising Star competition is open to Tasmanian musicians aged 22 and under and is designed to un...

Voices en Masse returns for its third year in October, in Hobart’s Federation Concert Hall. For singers and audience members alike, it's shaping up to be a powerfully moving event.

Through the generosity of our supporters, we bring the TSO to thousands of Tasmanians each year – in concert halls, classrooms, local halls and lounge rooms. Our 2025 Annual Appeal is your chance to help.

ABC Classic presenter Mairi Nicolson is not exaggerating when she describes Joyce DiDonato as ‘the very model of a 21st-century opera singer’. 'She’s a force of nature,' Nicolson says.

Ahead of his appearance with the TSO for our Family Concert on 19 June, we asked conductor, composer and educator Aaron Wyatt to share a little about his motivations and juggling life's many moving parts.

From singing a solo in New York's Carnegie Hall, to sitting alongside his old music teacher at WASO, we chat with our new Principal Trumpet Fletcher Cox about the 'giant adventure' that led him to the TSO.

When Iain Grandage wrote the concerto that percussionist Claire Edwardes will perform in Hobart on 5 June, they also worked together to build a large contraption that allows her to play it.