Australian Haydn Ensemble Free Open Rehearsal

Skye McIntosh, artistic director and leader of the Australian Haydn Ensemble

The Australian Haydn Ensemble and the Mosman Art Gallery invite friends, local residents, curious passers-by, and gallery lovers to a special public open rehearsal.

The Ensemble will be rehearsing two Haydn string quartets from Op. 76 (The Emperor and The Fifths) as well as Mozart’s Hunt string quartet ahead of their regional tour and concert performance for the Sydney Mozart Society.

Visitors will be able to listen and observe the players polished the music to perfection, getting a unique view of the creative process.

This is a free, unticketed event: just turn up!

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