The Sunshine Coast Recorders, a primary recorder ensemble, showcase just how beautiful the recorder can sound, and how learning to play it could be the catalyst for the beginning of a career in music and/or music education.

Mark Atkins showcases the Didgeridoo on his property in regional NSW including how he chooses the right trees to make the instrument, his workshop, and techniques applied to produce sound to share stories.

Ed Le Brocq chats to Matt Hsu, multi-instrumentalist, and founder of Matt Hsu Obscure Orchestra, about the difference between mastery and play, and music accessibility for all.

Indu Balachandran showcases the Veena and the importance of intergenerational transfer of culture through music.

Henry Liang explains why he plays an instrument that has essentially stayed the same in design and sound since the 7th Century, the Japanese Sho.