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October 2018
Duo Deconet: Latin American Gala
Mexican pianist, Irma Enriquez brings a variety of works in Latin American Gala.
Find out more »Evergreen Ensemble: Snow in Summer
Evergreen Ensemble pays homage to the music of the cold and windswept landscapes of the Scottish Highlands and Islands, as well exploring their Scandinavian ties.
Find out more »Omega Ensemble: Vocalise – Rachmaninoff and Poulenc
“…only the combined forces of Lee Abrahmsen and the Omega Ensemble could present such an emotional rendering...” CutCommon Magazine Featured Artists Artistic Director: David Rowden (clarinet) with Lee Abrahmsen (soprano) and Maria Raspopova (piano) The beauty of the voice and the piano Francis Poulenc’s wartime set of songs was composed shortly after he was demobilised as the result of the treaty between France and Adolf Hitler. Hôtel Banalités is one of Poulenc’s most popular works; and this concert presents five…
Find out more »UNSW Wind Symphony
The UNSW Wind Symphony was founded in 1991 to perform works specially composed for wind ensembles with or without percussion.
Find out more »Orava Quartet: String Quartet Sensation
TICKETS: Students $25 + b/f. Use promo code 48487 | General admission $75 + b/f. Book online or phone 02 9250 7777. String quartet sensation Orava Quartet brings their youthful passion and unbridled intensity back to Sydney for one unforgettable performance on Friday, October 26 at the Sydney Opera House. Branded "the real deal" by The Australian and "one of the most exciting string quartets in the world" by Australian Stage, Orava Quartet will perform 'Czech Fantasy', featuring Haydn’sString Quartet Op. 77, Schulhoff’s Five Pieces…
Find out more »Willoughby Symphony Orchestra: Discovery
Two of Australia’s most accomplished musicians, the irresistible Dimity Hall and the phenomenal Julian Smiles join together for a performance of Brahms’ unique Concerto for Violin and Cello.
Find out more »Willoughby Symphony Orchestra: Discovery
Two of Australia’s most accomplished musicians, the irresistible Dimity Hall and the phenomenal Julian Smiles join together for a performance of Brahms’ unique Concerto for Violin and Cello.
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 »4th Annual Gala Concert – Master Piano Institute and Phaeton International
Join us for Master Piano Institute's 2018 Gala concert, and enjoy the opportunity to hear our talented teaching staff and guest artists present a diverse program of much-loved music. Our students appreciate our teachers for their experience, strong results, and ability to make learning fun - but the gala is an opportunity for us to observe them as the seasoned, in-demand musical artists that they are. Our staff represent a wide range of styles and areas of musical expertise, so…
Find out more »Collegium Musicum Choir: And on Earth, Peace
The Collegium Musicum Choir’s second program for the year includes the liturgical works of Alexander Grechaninov and Anton Bruckner.
Find out more »Song Company: One Equal Music
Memory eternal in music of our century from Russia, England, and Australia.
Find out more »November 2018
Kammerklang: Something will happen
Music by percussionist Kaylie Dunstan, chamber ensemble The Nano Symphony and singer-songwriter Harry Heart.
Find out more »Ku-Ring-Gai Philharmonic Orchestra: Tchaikovsky & Prokofiev
The widely appreciated Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra is spreading its wings to deliver two concerts in the marvellous acoustic of The Concourse which will not fail to leave audiences with a glow of awe and inspiration.
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 »The Bourbaki Ensemble: Recomposed
Come and experience some thrilling string music - a little of what you know and a large helping of something new.
Find out more »eclectix – REUNION
After nearly 20 years the Flute Quartet eclectix is back together and will give a 'reunion' concert on November 4 2018. Flute quartets are rare beasts so come along and hear sounds and textures you may never have heard before. We use alto and bass flutes in addition to concert flutes, enlarging the sound world and giving a rich variety of timbres. There will be some standard flute quartet repertoire, plus arrangements of jazz standards, a crazy transcription of the…
Find out more »Bel a cappella: Threshold of Night
Celebrate music that explores both literal and figurative aspects of night with a glorious selection music from around the world
Find out more »Ku-Ring-Gai Philharmonic Orchestra: Composer Workshop
Paul Terracini: Conductor
Matthew Hindson: Mentor
Miniatures with the Eucalypt Trio
TICKETS: Entry by donation. This goes towards running costs and supporting new music in Australia. Doors open 6:45pm. Join us for an intimate evening of chamber music to celebrate the end of our 2018 concert series. Featuring a world premiere of nine preludes by Gabriella Vici, the program explores a selection of works made up of short movements. These “Miniatures” have contrasting characters. Eucalypt Trio formed in 2018 after meeting at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music where they studied Music Performance.…
Find out more »Sydney Mozart Society Presents The Streeton Trio
Streeton Trio has toured extensively and to much acclaim in Australia and overseas.
Find out more »SYO: Classical Discovery
The Peter Seymour Orchestra, under the direction of leading music educator and conductor John Ockwell, performs works from the canon of Classical period repertoire including Mozart Symphony No.31 in D major, K.297/300a. PETER SEYMOUR ORCHESTRA Under the leadership of John Ockwell, musicians in PSO will have the opportunity to learn the foundations of orchestral training and the canon of Classical period repertoire. Additional Information: Young children are welcome at Sydney Youth Orchestra concerts. For all performances, children two years of…
Find out more »Double Bill: Andrey Gugnin & Arseny Tarasevich-Nikolaev
Sydney International Piano Competition welcomes back its 2016 first and second prize winners, Andrey Gugnin and Arseny Tarasevich-Nikolaev, for an exclusive double bill concert. Gugnin was the winner of the 2016 Sydney International Piano Competition, taking home four additional prizes including the Eileen Joyce Best Overall Concerto Prize and the Miriam Hyde Best 19th or 20th Century Concerto Prize. He has performed as a recitalist, chamber music partner and soloist with orchestras in over 20 countries and has played in…
Find out more »Sensory Concerts – Kensington, Sydney
Tickets: $15 child, $25 adult, $65 family (2 adults and up to 3 children) High-quality classical concerts designed for those with sensory/special needs. Performed by world class musicians in a relaxed setting, with various seating options, retreat space, and on-site therapist support when you need it. Sydney concert will feature Lerida Delbridge (violin, Sydney Symphony Orchestra), Teije Hylkema (cello, Opera Australia Orchestra), Grace Kim, piano. Collaborating professionals - Jane Wearn (Solutions in Mind Psychology) Josey Sharpe (Occupational Therapy) Two sessions:…
Find out more »Sensory Concerts – Drummoyne, Sydney
Tickets: $15 child, $25 adult, $65 family (2 adults and up to 3 children) High-quality classical concerts designed for those with sensory/special needs. Performed by world class musicians in a relaxed setting, with various seating options, retreat space, and on-site therapist support when you need it. Sydney concert will feature Lerida Delbridge (violin, Sydney Symphony Orchestra), Teije Hylkema (cello, Opera Australia Orchestra), Grace Kim, piano. Collaborating professionals - Jane Wearn (Solutions in Mind Psychology) Josey Sharpe (Occupational Therapy) Two sessions:…
Find out more »Sydney University Graduate Choir: An Australian War Requiem
The Sydney University Graduate Choir is proud to present a performance of Christopher Bowen’s An Australian War Requiem on the centenary of the Armistice of World War I.
Find out more »Vivaldi’s Gloria in ‘D’ with the Jubilate Singers & Tasmania’s St Matthew’s Singers
Tickets by suggested donation at the door - $20 or $10 concession. Includes afternoon tea. Join the Jubilate Singers and Tasmania's St Matthew's Singers in a combined performance of Vivaldi's Gloria in 'D', conducted by Susan Reppion-Brooke. Program: A selection of Baroque instrumental works Valley Baroque and Friends O Clap Your Hands - Orlando Gibbons Vivaldi's Gloria in 'D' Artists: St Matthew's Singers The Jubilate Singers Guest Orchestra Conductor - Susan Reppion-Brooke Soloists: Soprano - Joanna Brooke Soprano II -…
Find out more »1918-2018 Centenary of Armistice
The Royal Australian Navy Band will commemorate the Centenary of the signing of the Armistice that ended World War One in a special concert that pays tribute to those who fought, the families and communities left behind, and their legacies. On the beaches of Gallipoli, the waters of the Indian Ocean or the bloody fields of France, Australian soldiers and sailors served with pride and courage during World War One. Their battles and stamina forged our notion of a modern Australian…
Find out more »Ku-Ring-Gai Philharmonic Orchestra: Composer Workshop
Paul Terracini: Conductor
Matthew Hindson: Mentor
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 »Janitsch & the Musical Academy II
FREE The Freitags-Akademien (Friday Academies) were private musical entertainments established by Johann Gottlieb Janitsch, one of the eminent musicians working at the court of Frederick the Great. Program C H or J G Graun Flute Sonata C L Matthes Oboe Sonata C H or J G Graun Trio in A major for flute & oboe d’amore J G Janitsch Quadro Sonata in C major Artists Austral Harmony on historical instruments Jessica Lee - transverse flute Jane Downer - baroque oboe…
Find out more »Opera Bites: Opera Wine & Dine Series – “Opera Banquet”
You are invited to dine at one of Sydney CBD’s most beautiful heritage listed dining rooms whilst luxuriating in some of the opera world's most beautiful music. Be treated like royalty for the night! Back by popular demand! Opera Bites has once again partnered with The Castlereagh Boutique Hotel to bring you an unforgettable evening of popular opera complete with a bespoke menu and select fine wines to match. As you step through the doors of this breath-taking heritage listed dining room you’ll find…
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 »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.
Find out more »Ku-Ring-Gai Philharmonic Orchestra: Composer Workshop
Paul Terracini: Conductor
Matthew Hindson: Mentor
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 »Song Company: One Equal Music
Memory eternal in music of our century from Russia, England, and Australia.
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Ironwood: Romantic Dreaminess & Turbulence
In November, Ironwood returns for Season 4 - the final program of 2018 - with the highly contrapuntal Piano Quintet in F minor by Cesar Franck.
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 »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 »December 2018
Lone Hemispheres I
Ensemble Offspring showcases the sheer virtuosity of its musicians in an evening of works inspired by the uncompromising power and aural intensity of a true revolutionary. The music of architect, mathematician and composer Iannis Xenakis, has been described as ‘joyously elemental music which turns collections of pitches and rhythms into a force of nature’ (Tom Service). It’s also fiendishly difficult. Claire Edwardes (percussion), Veronique Serret (violin) and Zubin Kanga (piano) each present seminal works by Xenakis – Rebonds A/B, Mikka,…
Find out more »Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra: Carols at the House
Brett Weymark conductor Teddy Tahu Rhodes baritone Christmas Choir Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra An elegant celebration of Christmas on a symphonic scale. Sydney Philharmonia Choir's choral Christmas extravaganzas are a beloved annual tradition, and an essential start to the season. It’s impossible to resist the magic of Christmas as the 500 voices of the combined Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, orchestra and special guests light up the stage with your favourite Christmas carols, seasonal treats and much more. Pre-concert talk: Held 45 minutes prior to the…
Find out more »Summer Showcase
Join us as our students showcase their learning each term in a concert all are welcome to attend. These concerts are the perfect opportunity to come and see what SYO is all about. Additional Information: Young children are welcome at Sydney Youth Orchestra concerts. For all performances, children two years of age or older must have a ticket (even if the accompanying adult intends to sit the child on his/her knees). This concert is General Admission. Doors will open 30…
Find out more »Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra: Carols at the House
Brett Weymark conductor Teddy Tahu Rhodes baritone Christmas Choir Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra An elegant celebration of Christmas on a symphonic scale. Sydney Philharmonia Choir's choral Christmas extravaganzas are a beloved annual tradition, and an essential start to the season. It’s impossible to resist the magic of Christmas as the 500 voices of the combined Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, orchestra and special guests light up the stage with your favourite Christmas carols, seasonal treats and much more. Pre-concert talk: Held 45 minutes prior to the…
Find out more »Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra: Carols at the House
Brett Weymark conductor Teddy Tahu Rhodes baritone Christmas Choir Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra An elegant celebration of Christmas on a symphonic scale. Sydney Philharmonia Choir's choral Christmas extravaganzas are a beloved annual tradition, and an essential start to the season. It’s impossible to resist the magic of Christmas as the 500 voices of the combined Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, orchestra and special guests light up the stage with your favourite Christmas carols, seasonal treats and much more. Pre-concert talk: Held 45 minutes prior to the…
Find out more »Carols at the House
Brett Weymark conductor Teddy Tahu Rhodes baritone Christmas Choir Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra An elegant celebration of Christmas on a symphonic scale. Sydney Philharmonia Choir's choral Christmas extravaganzas are a beloved annual tradition, and an essential start to the season. It’s impossible to resist the magic of Christmas as the 500 voices of the combined Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, orchestra and special guests light up the stage with your favourite Christmas carols, seasonal treats and much more. Pre-concert talk: Held 45 minutes prior to the…
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 »Thoroughbass: The Toybox
This Christmas bring your little ones on a musical journey through Claude Debussy's The Toybox.
Find out more »Australian Haydn Ensemble: Haydn’s Farewell- with Erin Helyard
AHE conclude the year with our dear friend and regular collaborator Dr Erin Helyard, director of Pinchgut Opera, performing a wonderful orchestral program inspired by the Enlightenment.
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