Selby & Friends Chamber Music on Stage & Online

Selby& Friends has broken the ‘living-room broadcast’ barrier with a socially distant concert performance of Mozart, Beethoven and Dvořák, filmed live in Sydney!

The first of Kathy’s concerts “Let’s Get Personal” features a piano trio with her friends, Sydney Symphony Orchestra violinist and concertmaster Andrew Haveron and co-principal cellist Umberto Clerici, filmed live on stage in high-definition and high fidelity sound!

Featuring piano trios by Mozart and Beethoven plus Dvořák’s beloved Dumky Trio, this sparkling performance also includes discussions between Selby and her guests – echoing Selby & Friends’ hallmark entertaining artists ‘chat from the stage’.

The concert is the first in a planned series and will play to ticketed patrons from 2-10 May. Full information and details are on the website.

Selby & Friends has also launched a free library of live audio recordings drawn from its vast concert archive spanning the past 14 seasons and more. American composer Paul Schoenfield’s jazzy Café Music and Schubert’s Sonatensatz are already available and Cesar Franck’s Violin Sonata is set to go online in the next few days. New recordings will be available for all music-lovers – free of charge – each week.

For full details of Lets Get Personal, tickets, free audio and more,
visit www.selbyandfriends.com.au   or call 1300 511 099.

 

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