The Australia Ensemble@ UNSW presents a lunchtime concert featuring Connesson’s Disco toccata for clarinet and cello, as well as Ian Munro’s Clarinet Quintet , Bartok’s Suite paysanne hongroise and Brahms’ Hungarian Dance Suite.
Admission is free. Open to the public.
Over the years, the Sydney Chamber Choir has garnered a reputation for its sophisticated performances of the best in both established and emerging choral music. Musical Director Paul Stanhope has also extended the concept of ‘classical’ choral performances and pioneered programmes of music that crosses faiths and underscores similarities rather than differences in beliefs. The ultimate question of this aesthetic is whether religion and music can…
Until Art Song NSW devised its programme of recitals through out the year, there were few regular opportunities for professional singers to perform art song in public recitals and for audiences to hear them. Art Song NSW has filled this desperate need and here in Sydney we now have occasions on which to hear a…
Exciting new chamber music ensemble Ensemble Polyphème presents their inaugural performance – Handel’s Acis and Galatea. This beautiful semi-staged production of a rarely performed work uses historically informed performance practice to explore the beautiful love story of Acis and Galatea performed in Paddington’s Uniting Church. Founded by Nathan Cox and Nathan Bryon, two young musicians…
Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra with flautist Jane Rutter embark on a Voyage of Musical Discovery, a concert series in which exceptional guest musicians join the orchestra to reveal some of the similarities between historical and contemporary musical works. Jane Rutter and her Third Culture World Music Ensemble along with ARCO will illustrate in music, the many surprising cultural and…
The NSW Drs Orchestra will gather eighty medical professionals and students under its banner to perform a concert for the 9th consecutive year to fund its continuing partnership with Sydney Eisteddfod to sponsor the NSW Drs Orchestra Sydney Eisteddfod Instrumental Scholarship in 2017. Prizes valued at $10,500 will go to some of the best emerging…
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…