Pianist Patrick Keith is heading to Germany.
Before he leaves, he and soprano Ayse Goknur Shanal perform in A Woman’s Love and Life in recital. The programme will feature Schumann’s exquisite song cycle Frauenliebe und Leben, as well as works by Poulenc, Schubert, Chausson, Strauss and a couple of surprises.
Tickets: $20/Students and concession $10/ under 16 free.
This week, over 600 students from the length and breadth of New South Wales are busy with preparations for In Concert, an initiative of the Arts Unit of the New South Wales Department of Education and Communities. When they gather in Sydney next week, several ensembles, both large and small will perform choral, orchestral and jazz repertoire from…
Crossroads Chamber Music 2019 festival is in its twelfth year and will be presented by Festival Director Charmian Gadd featuring a brand new string quartet, musicians of international acclaim and a stunning hand-crafted Kawai grand piano – all in a beautiful setting. This musical gem is the best-quality chamber music festival between Sydney and Townsville…
Violinist Henry Avila and pianist Irma Enriquez formed Duo Deconet in 2008 whilst performing in concerts of contemporary Latin American Chamber Music. They discovered they shared a passion for music and in promoting their national musical heritage, leading them to champion music by important Latin American composers in their classical repertoire. Music Without Borders is a celebration of chamber music by composers from Latin…
The Metropolitan Orchestra with Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams present their next Met Concert which features a premiere by Russian born Australian composer Elena Kats-Chernin performed by Russian born flautist and TMO principal, Svetlana Yaroslavskaya. Coupled with Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No 2, Met Concert #4 will be an emotive musical experience full of Russian passion and flavour. Elena’s original…
Hoang Pham, the 2013 ABC Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year returns to Sydney with a piano recital titled Mostly Chopin, in which he plays a broad selection of Chopin’s most famous works including the Ballade in G minor, Fantaisie-Impromptu, Scherzo in B-flat minor and a selection of nocturnes, waltzes and mazurkas. As a chamber music bonus,…
There is an an exceptional opportunity this weekend to hear Simone Young talk about Wagner when the Wagner Society of NSW presents their patron and renowned conductor in conversation with Francis Merson, editor of Limelight Magazine, moderated by President of the society, Jane Mathews Prior to this is a screening of Act 2 of Tannhäuser, with Stig Andersen in the…