The Bach in the Dark concert series returns in 2023 with cellist Rachel Scott joined by the Choir of St James, their conductor Warren Trevelyan-Jones, and their organist Marko Sever.
The Opera Australia Chorus of 48 voices performs Chorus!, a selection of popular choruses from opera by the legendary composers of opera.
The Lunar New Year Concert 2023 celebrates the Chinese Lunar New Year with lavish orchestral music and singing.
Tundra Ensemble and Ephemera Trio present Ephemera, a musical exploration of celestial landscapes merging the worlds of jazz and contemporary classical, and set to real space sound projections. The ensemble is led by Keyna Wilkins (piano/flute/compositions) with Elsen Price (double bass/loop pedal) and Will Gilbert (trumpet) and includes freely improvised pieces to space sounds, compiled by astronomer Paul Francis, and is accompanied by beautiful NASA space projections.
Musica Viva presents classical guitarist Karin Schaupp & Flinders Quartet on tour around Australia, playing classics and new works.
Willoughby Symphony Orchestra presents Gala: Heroes of Hollywood featuring some of Hollywood’s most popular and epic soundtracks.
Salut! Baroque opens its 2023 Concert Series with Cultural Journeys, saluting the music of many cultures journeying through Romani, Moorish and Celtic traditions and the Ottoman Empire.
The Australian Haydn Ensemble launches into 2023 with Haydn’s Sun & Mendelssohn’s Stars, a program of music by Haydn, JS Bach and Mendelssohn.
Ensemble Offspring's Avant Gardens series returns with two distinctive trio programs presented in inner-city homes and backyards.
The Marais Project and Duo Langborn/Wendel present Nordic moods and baroque echoes combing Swedish folk music, works from the baroque and several original compositions/arrangements. The tour takes in Sydney, Berrima, Dungog, Wauchope and Tea Gardens during February 2023.
Jordi Savall, the legendary exponent of early music presents Fantasies, Battles and Dances: The Golden Age of European Consort Music with the ensemble he formed in 1974, Hespèrion XXI.
Live at the Great presents Bach to Bossa and Beyond featuring the Grigoryan Brothers and guitarists Andrew Blanch and Vladimir Gorbach performing together at Sydney's Great Synagogue.