Bach Akademie Australia begins its 2022 season 'Bach and the Art of Dialogue' in April, launching four touring concert series covering seven different City and Greater Sydney venues. The April concert includes the magnificent Easter Oratorio with two famous cantatas, BWV 42 and BWV 6.
In her "unconventional classical concert concept celebrating the music of J.S. Bach and beyond" cellist Rachel Scott is joined by accordionist Anthony Schulz.
Canberra-based ensemble Luminescence Chamber Singers is joining forces with conductor Roland Peelman and electric guitarist Jess Green to explore the many meanings of motherhood through music.
Chanteuse Nadia Piave with Gino Pengue on guitar, mandolin and cittern and Jess Ciampa, voice and percussion will present music for the reflective Easter season , in a beautiful acoustic, featuring the solitary sound of a voice and cittern or guitar with a heartbeat drum, giving us pause for thought, and helping us to celebrate the small miracles of the everyday.
Selby & Friends tour with their program Four-part Harmony, featuring music by Stanhope, Fauré and Dvořák.
Phoenix Collective fuses East and West in its divers and unique erhu (Chinese fiddle) concerts.
Omega Ensemble presents Continuum which features two iconic works of the 20th century along with the world premiere of a new Australian piece. Touring to Sydney and Melbourne.
A gala fundraising concert in support of the people of Ukraine, incuding performances by Jose Carbo, Anna Da Silva Chen, Vladimir Fanshil, Andrew Goodwin, Andrew Haveron, Eleanor Lyons, Katie Noonan, Nick Russoniello and Kristian Winther.
The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra's second concert series of Season 2022 in April features Mozart’s Concerto for Basset Clarinet in A major K 622, performed by Craig Hill.
The Song Company continues its grand tour of European polyphony with Antoine Brumel's 12 -part Earthquake Mass and music by Gombert, Alice Chance and Antony Pitts. Concerts in Sydney, Canberra and Newcastle.
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.
“AND THERE WAS LIGHT” The Australian Haydn Ensemble performs the Australian period-instrument premiere of Haydn's joyful oratorio "The Creation" (Die Schöpfung) with soloists and the Sydney Chamber Choir, conducted by Roland Peelman.