What makes a song suitable to become a jazz standard?

After a debut and a break-up album, Marlon Williams is back with his third solo offering My Boy, and the uncategorisable Zither marks Isobel D'Cruz-Barnes' first solo release as Hantu.

An hour with the late works of the late Elliott Carter and musicologist John Link. 

Montaigne on making it! and Kristin Berardi on life between Switzerland and Australia. 

The dark art of writing music for kids, and science meets music in Mary Finsterer's latest opera.

Self reflection in songwriting with Kerryn Fields, and the intellectual and emotional greatness of Brahms with Martin Bresnick. 

Author James Wierzbicki on America in the 1960s, a decade defined by social and musical upheaval

An epic solo album from Magic Dirt's frontwoman, Michael Sheen on musical rivals Mozart and Salieri, and a new vocal consort previews their concert live in the studio.

Courtney Barnett and Hachiku on 10 years of artist-run indie label Milk!, and Elliott Gyger and longtime collaborator Jenny Duck-Chong on their latest (scientific) musical endeavour.

Camp Cope's Georgia Maq on her new EP Live from the Sydney Opera House, Gyan remembers Christine McVie, and Alastair McKean on the madness and marginalia of being a music librarian.