Directed by Christopher Bowen, OAM, the Sydney University Graduate Choir presents two great works: Fauré's Requiem and Schubert's Stabat Mater, with soloists Elke Hook, Richard Butler and Andrew O'Connor.
Thoroughbass, comprising soprano Danielle Grant, violinist Tara Hashambhoy and Diana Weston at the piano presents Home and Hearth, a concert of intimate music for voice, piano and violin by Schubert, Haydn, Pleyel and traditional Scots tunes.
The Metropolitan Orchestra performs Raiders of the Lost Ark in Concert on the 40th Anniversary of this ultimate adventure classic first gracing the silver screen.
Ensemble Offspring launches Offspring for All, a digital concert platform with artistic director and percussionist Claire Edwardes centre stage for the concert premiere of Rhythms of Change.
Ensemble Offspring’s core members Claire Edwardes (marimba) and Jason Noble (bass clarinet) team up with acclaimed harpist Emily Granger in Blue Silence, an online concert to unearth masterpieces from the depths of living musical imagination.
Cellist Rachel Scott returns with her popular series Bach in the Dark, playing J S Bach's Cello Suite No. 3 in C major, BWV 1009.
Phoenix Collective Quartet's Tales of War programme returns after its four-time COVID cancellation. PCQ are ready to deliver this epic saga with String quartets by Shostakovich, Barber (Adagio for Strings) and Joe Hisaishi’s Princess Mononoke (Studio Ghibli).
The Opera and Song Collective (TOSC) presents Into the Light an afternoon of song performed by some of Sydney's finest musicians.
Set Me Free is a collaborative album from poet-artist and 9 years imprisoned Iranian refugee Jalal Mahamede and Australian Art Music Award finalist Keyna Wilkins. Launching in November 2021, Set Me Free is a musical setting of 13 of Mahamede’s evocative poems, which focus on themes of justice and freedom. The music is stylistically broad, with...
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...