The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) returns to the stage for its debut performance at Parramatta’s Riverside Theatre with The Classical Blockbusters celebrating the resumption of live music to the stage after the long Sydney lockdowns.
The Marais Project presents ‘if…’ featuring countertenor Russell Harcourt.
The four finalists of the Music Trust’s Freedman Classical Fellowship, will perform before a live-streamed audience, on Melbourne Digital Concert Hall in their bid for the coveted, career-changing prize of $21,000. This year three Victorian finalists Molly Collier-O’Boyle (viola) Kyla Matsuura-Miller (violin) Eliza Shephard (flute) and Will Hansen (double bass) from NSW, will be adjudicated...
Phoenix Collective Quartet and mezzo- soprano Jacqueline Dark join forces in the Juliet Letters a song cycle for voice and string quartet written by Elvis Costello and the Brodsky Quartet, with concerts in Sydney Canberra and the Central Coast.
Pinchgut Opera returns to the stage in December, with its major live production for the year, Platée by Rameau, directed by Neil Armfield in his directorial debut for Pinchgut. The company celebrates 20 years of being at the forefront of baroque opera in Sydney with an all-Australian cast directed by Erin Helyard.
Hit the dance floor with a twenty piece all star band! Come Mambo and Cha Cha Cha with Palacio de la Rumba Australia’s only Afro-Cuban Orquesta with dancers from Sydney’s first Mambo Academy, Dance Mambo directed by Adrian Medina.
Omega Ensemble celebrates bold ideas and raw musical talent, in New Now, its presentation of five world premiere works from a new generation of Australian composers. Developed in collaboration with the Ensemble over a nine-month mentorship, five of Australia's most ambitious young composers will premiere groundbreaking new works as the final showcase to the CoLAB:...
In a brand new partnership, National Institute of Dramatic Art technical production and stage management, and props students combine with The Sydney Conservatorium of Music performers to present this opera. Performed at NIDA’S state-of-the-art Parade Theatre, this magical opera breathes new life into Shakespeare’s loved comedy.
Irresistible rhythms and melodies, Chilean-born pianist and composer Daniel Rojas reimagines Latin American music with the popular Ensemble Apex.
Chanteuse Nadia Piave and her Soqquadro friends are able to perform their two-part Christmas concert again, in a very special ‘place of echo and resonance’ (M. Leunig), the serene St Augustine’s Church, Eaton St, Balmain.
The debut final of the
The Sydney Eisteddfod Kawai Piano Scholarship Final for (17-26 Years) will feature four talented performers competing for a total prize value of $13,500 in a live final.