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Van Diemen’s Band Tours For Musica Viva

City Recital Hall 2 Angel Place, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Tasmanian Baroque ensemble, Van Diemen’s Band tours in seven cities across Australia  for Musica Viva. Comprising some ofthe country’s most highly respected early music specialists, Van Dieman's Band was founded in 2016 by violinist Julia Fredersdorff. Van Diemen’s Band explores the creativity and freedom of expression in music of the baroque while deferring to historical sources on style and instrumentation. Presenting a program that explores the historic borderlands of Europe, Van Diemen’s Band will highlight some of the remarkable music that was composed in times of significant, sweeping change – whether that be as the result of cultural exchange or violent conquest.

Sydney University Graduate Choir Sings On

Fort Street High School Parramatta Road, Petersham, NSW, Australia

The Sydney University Graduate Choir's first concert for 2022 will be a curated collection of choral and instrumental pieces which includes music by Dowland, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, Saint-Saëns, Fauré, Bowen and Bernstein.

Bel a Cappella ‘Ancient Lands’

St Augustine's Church Eaton Street, Balmain, NSW, Australia

Sydney based chamber choral ensemble Bel a cappella celebrates Mother's Day with a special treat of beautiful music entitled 'Ancient Lands' featuring music by Rautavaara, Kate Moore, Joseph Twist and others.

The Choir of St James’ Clouds of Gold

St James' Church King Sreet, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Music at St James’ presents Clouds of Gold a concert featuring The Choir of St James’ and BachBand@StJames’, perrforming J S Bach’s Ascension Oratorio BWV 11 and other works by Victoria, Britten, Tavener and Whitacre celebrating the Easter season.

Salut! Baroque presents Musical Moonlighters

Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Salut! Baroque presents Musical Moonlighters illustrating the struggle for composers between creativity and livelihood, a necessary balance for Baroque composers, not dissimilar to artists today.

Phoenix Collective With Dan Walker

Zenith Theatre Mcintosh Street Railway Street, Chatswood, NSW, Australia

Phoenix Collective with Dan Walker, presents The Juliet Letters, a song sequence for string quartet which marries chamber music with Beatles-esque art-pop, inspired by the true story of a Verona professor who responded to letters addressed to Juliet, of Romeo and Juliet fame.

Rutter And Tedeschi In Concert Live And Online

The Concourse Concert Hall 409, Victoria Avenue, Chatswood, NSW, Australia

Flautist Jane Rutter and pianist Simon Tedeschi appear in concert, live and online, playing music by Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Stravinsky, Schumann and Gershwin.

Pitt Street Lunchtime Organ Festival

Pitt Street Uniting Church 264 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia

The Pitt Street Lunchtime Organ Festival runs on selected Fridays from May to September, 2022. Artistic Directors Kurt Ison and Stacey Xiaoyu Yang have gathered some of some of Sydney's finest organists to perform on the historic Hill and Son pipe organ in the sanctuary of Pitt St Uniting Church, metres from Town Hall station.

Pinchgut Opera Presents Australian Premiere Of Orontea

City Recital Hall 2 Angel Place, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Pinchgut Opera fans have another terrific musical event to look forward to with the Australian debut of Antonio Cesti's Orontea, one of the most popular operas of the 17th century. Superstar mezzo-soprano, Anna Dowsley returns to Australia from Germany to sing the title role of this charming and wickedly funny Baroque opera. Comprising a prologue...

Inner West Artists Presents Multi-Modal Conceptual Concert HERE

Chapel @ Annandale Creative Arts Centre 81 Johnstone Street, Annandale, NSW, Australia

HERE is a conceptual concert of music, art, and poetry, presented by a new interdisciplinary collective of Inner West-based artists. Formed in response to the lost bond of intimacy between neighbours during lockdown, HERE explores the theme of locality and transition through a collaboration between words, music, and visuals.