The Sydney Eisteddfod presents an evening with the Western Sydney Philharmonic, performing music by Elgar and Brahms and featuring guest artists Miles Mullin-Chivers and Fabian Russell as well as the talented children and young people of Western Sydney.
Omega Ensemble's Baroque goes ballistic program features Gorecki’s explosive Concerto for Harpsichord and Penderecki’s darkly beautiful Sinfonietta No. 2. These dazzling modern masterworks defy expectations while embracing the flair, colour and virtuosity of the Baroque.
Phoenix Collective Quartet (PCQ) plays Kodály, Sculthorpe & Balakrishnan on tour to Canberra, Sydney, the Central Coast and Newcastle.
Salut! Baroque’s 2023 series continues with Sweet Melodies and Angry Tempests concerts in Canberra and Sydney.
The Australian Haydn Ensemble presents The Mozarts, the Haydns & The Bear, a lighthearted and joyous concert exploring friends, families and the musical ties that bind.
Opera Bites presents Around the World of Opera in partnership with The Harold in Glebe, bringing you some of the world's favourite operatic highlights in the relaxed atmosphere of a pub.
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s (TMO) Cushion Concerts return to Petersham Town Hall with singing birds, roaring lions, stomping elephants and even an unhappy aardvark, all played by the orchestra!
Opera Australia's premiere of Philip Glass’ masterpiece features Indian-born tenor Shanul Sharma, in his debut as Gandhi.
Late at the Great, the concert series from Live at Yours, presents My Gypsy Soul showcasing the briliant talents of SSO Concertmaster Andrew Haveron, ACO Principal Viola Stephanie Farrands, QSO Chief Conductor and cellist Umberto Clerici and international concert pianist Konstantin Shamray, all performing together as a piano quartet for the first time.
he North Sydney Symphony Orchestra presents BAILE y FUEGO! (Dance and Fire!) a concert of music from, and inspired by, Spanish and Latin American culture.
Pinchgut Opera's glittering May production of Giustino by Legrenzi, a fairy-tale full of wonderful music, fantastic beasts and wonder.
Willoughby Symphony Choir celebrates 50 years of music making with its next concert Sacred & Profane, showcasing a variety of musical styles in different languages and featuring the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra and soloists conducted by Peter Ellis. The programme includes Finlandia by Sibelius/ Coronation Anthems by Handel/ Chichester Psalms by Bernstein/ Carmina Burana by Orff....