BRILLIANT BRAHMS Lachlan Bramble violin Helen Ayres violin Michael Robertson viola Heidi von Bernewitz viola Simon Cobcroft cello Thomas Marlin cello Rob Nairn double bass Brahms String Sextet No. 2 in G Major, Op. 36 Bottesini Elegie No. 1 in D Major Individual tickets available at the door on the concert day, or you may…
FREE ONLINE WORKSHOP Join UNSW Alumna Aashna Mittal to learn about the world’s second most popular form of classical music: Indian Classical Music. India has a particularly rich tradition of highly sophisticated classical music forms that have come down through the ages. Listening to, appreciating and performing Indian classical music can be a particularly rewarding…
Opera star soprano, Amelia Farrugia performs best-loved French arias & songs. Joined by international concert pianist Vivian Choi and French Knight, Jane Rutter, ‘Madame Flute’, this fabulous female trio of Divas perform Classical and Cabaret works by Fauré, Hahn, Gounod, Saint-Saëns, Debussy, Martini, Offenbach, Satie, Chopin, Satie and others. Join Jane and the performers for lunch after the concert…
This concert is live streamed on Melbourne Digital Concert Hall Live studio audience tickets are also available Join musicians and faculty from the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) as they perform a selection of chamber works in a series of concerts – streamed and with a live audience. ARTISTS Claire Weatherhead, violin Henry Justo,…
This concert is live streamed on Melbourne Digital Concert Hall In the past two years, Nat Bartsch’s soothing neo-romantic piano compositions have found increasing relevance. For this concert Nat will perform selections from her newest ABC Classic release, Hope, as well as her acclaimed album of lullabies, Forever and No Time At All. Artists: Nat…
This concert is live streamed on Melbourne Digital Concert Hall Popular cabaret entertainer Trevor Jones shares his favourite songs from years of performances around the world. After taking requests in piano bars and livestream shows, Trevor finally gets to choose the repertoire, combining his unique blend of storytelling and song with classics by Lloyd Webber,…
FREE ONLINE WORKSHOP - Limited to 15 participants per session Learn the background and history of various types of Javanese folksong and learn to sing traditional Javanese music with renowned Javanese Gamelan and shadow puppet master Dr Joko Susilo as part of UNSW Diversity Fest. Among the splendours of the world, the sound of traditional…
This concert is live streamed from the Athenaeum Theatre on Melbourne Digital Concert Hall “They are all love stories, in one sense or another, because love lies at the heart of our experience in the world.” - Alexander McCall Smith Chloe and Alan explore the tales of Cupids, lovers, mourners, those facing turmoil and those…
Bright Tank Brewing Co and Australian Baroque present Bach and Beer - includes 4 generous beer tasters and an amazing program of Bach! Don’t doubt us on this one, there is more to this than just alliteration, honestly. Are you more certain of your love for an artisanal ale than you might be for the…
Ensemble Offspring are Australia’s musical lightning rod, drawing the most electric and spectacular talent from around the world and setting it loose in our very own harbour-side backyard. Postponed from 2020 and June 2021, Shivers on Speed is the latest showcase of what is hot right now, featuring three world premieres of sparkling new works by Nicole Murphy, Jack Symonds…
This concert is live streamed on Melbourne Digital Concert Hall “...astonishing power and convulsive impact.“ ★★★★1⁄2 Sydney Morning Herald. The tar virtuoso, Hamed Sadeghi takes you on a 40-minute continuous journey to Iran through the Persian classical repertoire known as Radif and improvisation. While creating new sounds, Sadeghi honours the traditional ones to narrate the…
Chopin’s Second Concerto is the work of a young, yet profound, artistic spirit reaching deeply into his own soul, finding moments of poetic lyricism contrasted with rapturous passages of transcendental virtuosity. In many ways, Lutoslawski’s Fourth Symphony is his swan song – being his last work in the genre and his final large-scale piece. It’s…