Soprano Nicole Thomson, mezzo soprano Jenny Duck-Chong and pianist Jo Allan present an afternoon concert of songs celebrating the season of Spring and its floral splendour. Including solos and duets by Schubert, Schumann, Mahler, Mendelssohn, Faure, Finzi, Mompou, Montsalvatge, Berlioz and Barber.
Tickets: $25/$15 available at the door
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Tune into ABC Classic for the concert recording of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra’s Vivaldi’s Venice, featuring French harpist Xavier de Maistre. If you don’t have a radio, you can listen to the recording by clicking here.
Disney themes and pop music feature with classical favourites when the Sydney Youth Orchestra plays Classics in the Park, a concert for all ages, returning after a popular inaugural event in 2017. Children are encouraged to get up close to the instruments, in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. They will learn how an orchestra works and…
Opera Australia’s production of Richard Strauss’ disturbing opera Salome opens in Sydney on Friday 12th October and runs until Saturday November 3rd in the Opera Theatre of the Sydney Opera House. Cheryl Barker sings the title role, leading a superb ensemble comprising Jacqueline Dark as Herodias, John Wegner as Jokanaan, David Corcoran, Sian Pendry, Kanen Breen, Shane…
For their upcoming August programme, Marais And The Operatic Muse. the Marais Project turns its attention to Marin Marais’ long-neglected operas which were much acclaimed at the Court of Louis XIV. On the menu will be excerpts from Marais’ best known opera, Sémélé and a cantata by another favourite composer, Michel Pignolet de Montéclair. Regular…
Two of Australia’s vibrant young instrumental soloists, Jonathan Henderson and Emily Granger, create an enchanting combination of flute and harp in a classical recital celebrating the rich heritage of Spain’s national dances and folk music. Spanish Souvenirs is a sixty-minute chamber music recital of colourful music by Ibert, Ravel, Marais, Chabrier, De Falla and Bizet,…
Experience Charlie Chaplin’s silent film The Immigrant as it sounded in 1917 in Echoes of the Picture Palace. Saxophonist Nick Russoniello and The Golden Age Quartet reimagine the magic of the picture palace, as part of the Prelude in Tea concert series. In the 1920s America fell in love with the movies; Hollywood’s first stars…