Jeremy Boulton

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Jeremy Boulton

An operatic baritone, Jeremy Boulton is a former recipient of the Opera Australia Student Scholarship and graduate of the Talent Development Project, Jeremy has featured as a concert soloist for the Opera Australia Benevolent Fund, Sydney Conservatorium of Music (Early Music Ensemble, Chamber Choir), Argyle Orchestra (Hobart, Australia), Sydney University Symphony Orchestra, Opera Projects Sydney, Concordia Ensemble, con voci Chamber Choir (Wollongong, Australia) and Fiori Musicali (Armidale, Australia). Jeremy is currently reading for a Masters of Opera Performance on the John Holt Todd and Florence Todd Scholarship at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. He is a Full Member (Arranger) of the Music Arrangers’ Guild of Australia (M.A.G.A.) and an Ambassador for ClassikON.

Sydney’s Town Hall Messiah Continues, Supports Charities

Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th December, 2022 at 3.00pm For over 80 years, the Radio Community Chest has brought audiences an annual Handel Messiah to support local charities. In 2022, I […]

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Park and Bark: Rebecca Moret Talks Mozart’s Figaro

At the end of this month, Sydney-based opera company The Cooperative will perform an exciting new production of Mozart and Da Ponte’s operatic staple, Le nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of […]

An Act from One Artist to Thousands More ‘Doing it Tough’

Artists and crew from NSW and Victoria continue to endure weeks of tough lockdowns in Australia, as arts industry operators suffer their long wait to return to work when restrictions […]

What we’re up to… Steel City Strings

Steel City Strings – 2020 Digital Season | Oct // Nov // Dec Across October, November and December 2020, Steel City Strings will perform its inaugural Digital Season. Each month, […]

Review: ACO Transfigured

ACO Transfigured | 7PM Wednesday, 9th September 2020 | City Recital Hall, Sydney To say that it was ‘relieving’ to attend a live concert at this point in Australia’s battle […]

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Instinct, Improvisation and the Innigkeit: Sumn Conduit

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Whilst concert halls and theatres across Australia remain dark amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, newly formed experimental improvised music duo Sumn Conduit have released TRACK: a fifty-five minute composition conceived in real […]

Kyle Little is Artistic Director of Steel City Strings

Interview with Kyle Little, Artistic Director of Steel City Strings

Throughout the month of May, Steel City Strings – an APRA Award-Winning string ensemble hailing from Wollongong, NSW – launched a fundraising campaign to keep the music going through the […]

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What we’ve been up to … Jeremy

WHAT WE’VE BEEN UP TO | This series, introduced in our classikON What’s ON (subscribe here), shares our Ambassadors thoughts at this time. They are voices of the audience, with […]

Virtual Verdi wtih The Musical Solidarity Project

Virtual Verdi – A chorus to get us through

To musicians and music-lovers alike, the longing for live music to return is becoming overwhelming. Week after week I receive notifications from my Google Calendar of a concert I was […]

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Consort 8’s sweetly jubilant program brought centuries-old music to life in the modern-day

As a sizeable audience took their places in the pews of Edmund Blackett’s Gothic Revival church of St. Paul’s Anglican in Burwood, a sole rousing drum marked the opening of […]

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