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The Splendour of Venice – grand renaissance music for brass, choirs and organ
The Choir of St James’ and The Choir of St Mary’s Cathedral join forces for another of their concerts called The Splendour of…
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Bel a capella presents ‘Stabat Mater’
Sydney chamber vocal ensemble Bel a capella conducted by Anthony Pasquill presents a ravishing programme of 16th and 17th sacred century music…
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‘Spectrum’ – new music for solo piano from Zubin Kanga
Piano virtuoso Zubin Kanga returns to Sydney from London for Spectrum a recital featuring new works by composers from Australia and the UK. Kanga is…
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The Choir of Clare College Cambridge sings with Christ Church St Laurence
This year, the Choir of Christ Church St Laurence, conducted by Dr Neil McEwan, celebrates its patronal festival day with a performance of Jean Langlais’…
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Time travelling masterpieces from synergy percussion
First, they performed Steve Reichs Mallet Quartet, followed in 2011 by Iannis Xenakis’ Pleiade. In 2012, Synergy Percussion brings you Masterpieces of Time, the…
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Fishy tales from Naples
Soprano Nadia Piave presents Neapolitan music from the 17th to the 20th centuries in The Neapolitan, The Fish, His Wife and Her…
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Sunken Dreams from the Song Company
Percussionist Claire Edwardes joins The Song Company as guest artist for their August tour Sunken Dreams, evoking an aquatic soundscape…
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Thomas Keneally and his music
Singing Bird productions presents Music and Me, which features Booker prize winning author Thomas Keneally. In this innovative format, Thomas Kenneally talks to ABC…
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Amarcord remembers Love, Murder and four centuries of song
“Amarcord means ‘I remember’. We remember our childhood, we remember the traditions and the history the music comes from. And other…
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Classical Inspirations from the Sirius Ensemble
The Sirius Chamber Ensemble connects the new with the old in a programme of classics derived from works by earlier masters.…