The Sydney Conservatorium of Music and the National Institute of Dramatic Art join forces to present The Magic Flute, Mozart's enigmatic opera, taking you to a fantasy world of serpents, witches, riddles and mysteries as good battles evil.
The Sydney International Piano Competition (The Sydney) will celebrate its 45th anniversary with the debut national concert tour of Italian/Slovenian Alexander Gadjiev, winner of the 2021 competition. the tour will run from 5 October to 13 November. Gadjiev will perform 24 concerts in all states and territories from the Northern Territory to Tasmania, Western Australia to New South Wales, taking in both metropolitan and regional centres.
Join the Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra for a symphonic visit to the movies with music by John Williams, Ennio Morricone, Nina Rota, Franz Zimmer and others from movies such as Superman, Schindler’s List, Harry Potter, The Mission, Cinema Paradiso, The Godfather, Batman, Casablanca and James Bond as well as “Classical Destinations” by KPO chief conductor Paul Terracini.
St James' in King Street is farewelling its organ with 'The Last Hurrah: A Farewell Concert for the St James’ Organ' featuring a stellar gathering of present and former organists who will perform on this instrument for the last time before it is replaced by a new Dobson organ.
Sydney Youth Orchestras Remembrance Day concert, 'Peacetime in the Park: SYO presents Orchestra Classics' features its Symphonic Wind Orchestra playing favourite wartime tunes.
The Wagner Society of NSW presents soprano Jessica Harper with cellist Joseph Eisinger and pianist Bradley Gilchrist in a special concert performing a selection of Germanic repertoire, Wagner, Strauss, Humperdinck and Liszt as well as Wagner cello transcriptions.
Bach Akademie Australia ends the year with Grazie in Grazia, two concerts dedicated to thanksgiving, featuring music by Monteverdi, Marini, Merula, Gabrieli, Schütz and J S Bach.
Taryn Fiebig — A Celebration will be a tribute to the much loved soprano who died of of ovarian cancer in March 2021. Join a star-studded cast of opera and music theatre talent, accompanied by a full orchestra, in this joyful tribute to a much-loved and versatile performer. All proceeds to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.
Bach Akademie Australia closes its 2022 season in November with two concerts in Sydney and Chatswood, dedicated to thanksgiving, traversing a path from Italy to Germany and featuring music by Monteverdi, Marini, Merula, Gabrieli, Schütz and of course, the inspiration for this ensemble, J S Bach.
Cellist Rachel Scott, artistic director of Bach in the Dark concert series is joined by classical guitar duo Raffaele and Janet Agostino in a program that has a little 'something for everyone' in it. Concerts in Sydney and Katoomba.
Sydney Chamber Choir with the Muffat Collective directed by Sam Allchurch presents Light & Shade, with music by J S Bach, Heinrich Schütz, John Rutter and Brooke Shelley including the world premiere of her new piece commissioned by the choir.
Salut! Baroque presents ‘Medicinal Music’ in Sydney and in Canberra with beautiful and healing baroque music by Bach, Albinoni, Zelenka, Marais and Charpentier.