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November 2018
Live at Lunch: I Love Paris
Virtuoso Accordionist/Jazz Pianist, Marcello Maio, accompanies Australian-French Flutist Jane Rutter on a journey to Paris
Find out more »TangoOz@Uruguayan Club
TangoOz,Australia's premier tango training orchestra,is celebrating a decade of tango with a gala fundraiser at the Uruguayan Club. An evening of famous dance tangos performed by superb young musicians under the leadership of Maggie Ferguson on bandoneon for the tango dancers of Sydney. We promise you the most exciting show of dance tangos played by a 16 piece tango orchestra superbly skilled in Argentine tango technique. Arrive early and enjoy a traditional Uruguayan asado (barbeque), empanadas, desserts and vino before enjoying…
Find out more »Janitsch & the Musical Academy at the Glebe Music Festival
The Freitags-Akademien (Friday Academies) were private musical entertainments established by Johann Gottlieb Janitsch, who belonged to the eminent artistic milieu of the court of Frederick the Great. Our concerts replicate this facet of 18th-century concert life which took place in Berlin and Potsdam, offering music for a variety of instrumental combinations by Janitsch and esteemed contemporaries such as Franz Benda, Christoph Schaffrath, and the Graun brothers. In particular we reawaken the lost art of the Quadro Sonata for three concertante…
Find out more »Arseny Tarasevich-Nikolaev
Presented by the Central Coast Conservatorium of Music and the Sydney International Piano Competition. Winner of Percy Grainger Second Prize at the 2016 Sydney International Piano Competition, Arseny Tarasevich-Nikolaev is performing at 16 venues in regional cities across Australia including the Central Coast Conservatorium's City of Gosford. The Program include Mozart’s Fantasia in D minor K.397, Chopin’s Berceuse Op.57 Rachmaninoff’s 6 Moments Musicaux Op.16 and more. The grandson of famous Russian pianist Tatiana Nikolaeva, Arseny made his public debut at…
Find out more »The Galston Gala
TICKETS: Advanced bookings are strongly advised online, or by contacting Helen Jordan on 0425 339 841. The Galston Concerts 2018 series closes Sunday 18 November with the Galston Gala – this year a Finale Animale – to start 2pm at the Galston Uniting Church. Featured will be French composer Camille Saint-Saens’ famous Carnival of the Animals, popular with young and not so young as a tuneful collection of clever musical portraits. The March of the Lion is followed by an entourage…
Find out more »Postcards from an Italian Summer (Montsalvat)
TICKETS: $30/$20 (concession) – available at the door or online (pre-booking recommended as seating is limited) Baroque & Classical music for flute & strings After enjoying a delightful summer of music in Italy, join the members of The Muses’ Delight as we reminisce and travel back to 18th-century Italy. Some of the composers we will meet include Boccherini, Platti and Tessarini. Meredith Beardmore, flute Natalia Harvey, violin Katie Yap, viola Lucy Price, cello
Find out more »Josie & the Emeralds at the Glebe Music Festival
Josie and the Emeralds once again celebrate St Cecilia, Patron Saint of Music, with music that was performed on St Cecilia’s Day in 16th century Europe
Find out more »The Muffat Collective: Cafes & Cathedrals, Part 2
In November The Muffat Collective present the second instalment of a unique musical journey through the coffee houses and cathedrals of 17th century Germany.
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BackStage Music: Singles Club + Alice Chance (Infinity for Dinner)
Singles Club, curated by Bree van Reyk, brings together a collection of artists from different disciplines for a set of solo music/dance/art performances.
Find out more »A Baroque Christmas – The Australian Chamber Choir
In European countries across the centuries, Christmas has been marked by vibrant and joyous music-making. Serious composers would compete with each other to write music with the maximum popular appeal for adults and children alike. This program represents the “pick of the pops” from the late 1500s to the late 1700s. Includes works of Hammerschmidt, Schutz, JS Bach, Gabrieli, Praetorius, Scheidt and more.
Find out more »A Prelude in Tea 2018
TICKETS: From $16-$48. Afternoon tea served from 2:30pm. Concert commences at 3:30pm. 2018 Sunday Series: A Prelude in Tea Join us on the last Sunday of the month for a scrumptious afternoon tea and concert from some of Australia’s best and most exciting small ensembles. Chamber Music Series: With the Streeton Trio, the Flinders Quartet, The Seraphim Trio and more, A Prelude in Tea chamber music concert is the perfect Sunday afternoon out for chamber music lovers. Song Series: Seven sublime Song Series concerts from some of…
Find out more »Coro Austral: Navidad en Verano
Coro Austral will present Navidad en Verano (A Summer Christmas) in anticipation of both Summer and Christmas!
Find out more »Collegium Musicum Choir: Festival of Carols
UNSW's annual Christmas concert begins the festive season with the Collegium Musicum Choir, Burgundian Consort and Handbell Ensemble
Find out more »Matthew Fagan & Nicholas Young: España El Vito – The Spirit of Spain
Internationally acclaimed, Multiple Award winning, ‘Young Steinway Artist’, pianist Nicholas Young joins renowned 10-string Guitarist Matthew Fagan
Find out more »December 2018
A Baroque Christmas – The Australian Chamber Choir
In European countries across the centuries, Christmas has been marked by vibrant and joyous music-making. Serious composers would compete with each other to write music with the maximum popular appeal for adults and children alike. This program represents the “pick of the pops” from the late 1500s to the late 1700s. Includes works of Hammerschmidt, Schutz, JS Bach, Gabrieli, Praetorius, Scheidt and more.
Find out more »A Baroque Christmas – The Australian Chamber Choir
In European countries across the centuries, Christmas has been marked by vibrant and joyous music-making. Serious composers would compete with each other to write music with the maximum popular appeal for adults and children alike. This program represents the “pick of the pops” from the late 1500s to the late 1700s. Includes works of Hammerschmidt, Schutz, JS Bach, Gabrieli, Praetorius, Scheidt and more.
Find out more »Jacobean Singers: Christmas Carol Concert
Traditional well-known Carols as well as some new ones
Find out more »Christmas at the Piano
Geelong’s youngest and brightest musicians present their innovative take on the classic Australian Christmas carols show. Having grown up with carols events; these young people believe they have found the best way to celebrate Christmas and the start off the holiday season. No backing tracks, all new arrangements, and some of Geelong's best musical talent that should be celebrated at Christmas. Christmas at the Piano sees some of Geelong’s best young musicians and voices come together to celebrate Christmas with…
Find out more »Alicia Crossley: Muse
Recorder virtuoso Alicia Crossley and the acclaimed Acacia Quartet present “Muse”.
Find out more »A Baroque Christmas – The Australian Chamber Choir
In European countries across the centuries, Christmas has been marked by vibrant and joyous music-making. Serious composers would compete with each other to write music with the maximum popular appeal for adults and children alike. This program represents the “pick of the pops” from the late 1500s to the late 1700s. Includes works of Hammerschmidt, Schutz, JS Bach, Gabrieli, Praetorius, Scheidt and more.
Find out more »Sydney Youth Orchestra: Celebrating Strauss
Celebrating Strauss, Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Find out more »It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
TICKETS: Standard $55 / $25 Student / Groups 10+ Standard $48.50* Join the renowned Ashton Smith Singers of Australia as they celebrate their 25th Anniversary of ‘Christmas With The Ashton Smith Singers’. Their vocal warmth and energy will uplift you and flood your spirit with the joy of the Christmas season. Joining them on stage is esteemed tenor Roy Best, highly acclaimed baritone Samuel Dundas and young violin virtuoso Leon Fei. They are joined by other beautiful soloists – Eleanor…
Find out more »A Baroque Christmas – The Australian Chamber Choir
In European countries across the centuries, Christmas has been marked by vibrant and joyous music-making. Serious composers would compete with each other to write music with the maximum popular appeal for adults and children alike. This program represents the “pick of the pops” from the late 1500s to the late 1700s. Includes works of Hammerschmidt, Schutz, JS Bach, Gabrieli, Praetorius, Scheidt and more.
Find out more »Sydney University Graduate Choir: Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle
The Sydney University Graduate Chamber Choir is proud to present a performance of Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle – or Little Solemn Mass.
Find out more »Live at Lunch: Canticles of Ecstasy: Ave Maria & Sacred Songs
Stunning Soprano/Cellist Taryn Fiebig with Artistic Director/Flutist Jane Rutter, accompanied by pianist Vincent Colagiuri
Find out more »2018 HATCHED SUMMER SCHOOL CONCERTS
Held in the inner city suburb of Glebe from 10-14 December 2018 our first ever summer school is a new five-day intensive program. The 6 composers selected from a large pool of applicants from around the country will partake in instrumental workshops with core Ensemble Offspring members, one-on-one mentoring with the three composition mentors, Matthew Shlomowitz, Cathy Milliken and Amanda Cole, as well as peer sessions, group improvisations, round table discussions and two public evening concerts which you are invited…
Find out more »A Choral Christmas Celebration
On Friday 14 December St Mary’s Cathedral will celebrate this special time of year with carols and Christmas joy for the annual, and much anticipated A Choral Christmas Celebration concert. Year after year sell-out crowds have been delighted by this traditional Christmas experience which sees the world-famous St Mary’s Cathedral Choir and celebrity readers offer glorious music and verse sure to fill every heart with Christmas cheer. From Silent Night to excerpts of Handel’s Messiah, there will be glorious music…
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