Children's Concert An exciting introduction to the world of music and the orchestra, come on a fun filled musical adventure for the whole family. ARTISTS Penrith Symphony Orchestra Paul Terracini / Conductor
Please join Allegri Ensemble and Hobart Chamber orchestra on Sunday 4 June at 3pm in St David’s Cathedral, Hobart, for a program celebrating composers from the Baltic states: Pärt (Da pacem, Domine and The deer’s cry), Vasks (Pater noster) as well as Bach’s O Jesu Christ, mein’s Lebens Licht, Tallis’ If ye love me and Sancte Deus, and Faurés' Cantique de Jean […]
New Perspectives In the first half of the 19th century, music moved out of the palaces of Europe and into its living rooms, with an explosion in publishing houses making the latest works accessible to everyone from princes to paupers. As with so many developments in music, Beethoven was at the centre of things: his […]
Never has the wheel of fortune spun so sensationally! Featuring: Sally Whitwell and Benjamin Burton on two grand pianos, Percussion Bass soloist Andrew O'Connor, Soprano soloist Rachel Mink and Wenona Voices.
This concert is live streamed from The Burke Art Gallery, Trinity College, The University of Melbourne on Australian Digital Concert Hall To attend this concert in person, please visit the booking website here The Flinders Quartet is instantly recognisable as one of Australia’s most loved chamber music ensembles. They are a quartet for the 21st century […]
Join Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra for an unforgettable evening of beloved and joyous classical music alongside a new Australian work in a performance that the whole family will enjoy! Camerata in Concert will feature a joyous program featuring works by Dvorak, Vivaldi and more, featuring Camerata’s Rory Smith as cello soloist, and a brand-new […]
New Perspectives In the first half of the 19th century, music moved out of the palaces of Europe and into its living rooms, with an explosion in publishing houses making the latest works accessible to everyone from princes to paupers. As with so many developments in music, Beethoven was at the centre of things: his […]
Opera . . . in a pub? You heard right! After much anticipation, Opera Bites’ winning formula is back, and we couldn’t be more excited. Opera Bites has partnered with The Harold in Glebe to bring you the world’s favourite opera highlights in the relaxed environs of a great local pub. This historic pub was […]
New Perspectives In the first half of the 19th century, music moved out of the palaces of Europe and into its living rooms, with an explosion in publishing houses making the latest works accessible to everyone from princes to paupers. As with so many developments in music, Beethoven was at the centre of things: his […]
Interwoven with live music a play which tells true stories of violins played during the Holocaust Such a heartbreaking chapter in history, but this slice - this thread of hopefulness -was so restorative and beautiful - patron The Braid Stories from the Violins of Hope is a new stage play which brings to life the […]
Brilliant conductor Masaaki Suzuki directs Mozart’s powerful Great Mass in C minor, showcasing the genius composer at the very height of his powers. A work of mysterious origins, the Great Mass is a layered, shimmering tapestry. Moods shift constantly, sometimes dazzling, sometimes movingly sombre. It’s a soul wrestling with what it means to be alive. Conductor Masaaki Suzuki, […]
This concert is live streamed from the Melbourne Recital Centre, on Australian Digital Concert Hall To attend this concert in person, please visit the Melbourne Recital Centre website here. Presented by Melbourne Recital Centre & Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) David Kim performs with and directs musicians from the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) […]