The Australian String Quartet will resume national touring May and June 2021 with a program comprising music by Felix Mendelssohn, Béla Bartók and Pavel Fischer.
The Australian Haydn Ensemble presents Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony along with music by Mozart and Boccherini on its next tour, 'Beethoven's Pastoral' in a modern times premiere performance which will have audiences falling in love with the greats all over again.
Acclaimed flautist, Jane Rutter, presents the third Live at Lunch concert with a program that celebrates music from all corners of the globe, Bach, Bolero and a Beautiful World.
Pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk returns to City Recital Hall for the first time since 2017, performing music by Schumann, Brahms, Liszt/Horowitz and Mussorgsky.
Bach Akademie Australia presents The Obligato Sonatas when internationally acclaimed violinist and Bach expert, Australia’s own Madeleine Easton is joined by two of Australia’s most lauded early music specialists Neal Peres Da Costa and Anton Baba in a unique recital of Bach’s much-loved Obligato Sonatas.
Musica Viva presents two horn trios and the world premiere of a Sonata for piano and violin by Gordon Kerry (2020).
The Sydney Children’s Choir returns to the stage with a program of exquisite choral works including the world premiere of new works by Sam Weiss, the choir’s Composer Fellow.
Ensemble Offspring's Seymour Nights series presents Adrift, a night of intimate bowed strings resonating in the glow of Kirsty McCahon’s double bass and Véronique Serret’s rare 6-string electric violin.
Bach Akademie Australia presents The Obligato Sonatas when internationally acclaimed violinist and Bach expert, Australia’s own Madeleine Easton is joined by two of Australia’s most lauded early music specialists Neal Peres Da Costa and Anton Baba in a unique recital of Bach’s much-loved Obligato Sonatas.
Opera Australia’s digital production of Giuseppe Verdi's grand opera, Aida, by celebrated Italian director and choreographer Davide Livermore, will return to Sydney next month, kicking off OA’s 2021 winter season at the Sydney Opera House.
The Metropolitan Orchestra announces the return of its much-loved Kids Cushion Concert Series for 2021 with one of the most popular children’s classics of all time, Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf, narrated by Tyran Parke and conducted by Sarah-Grace Williams.
This program of 20th- and 21st-century music from important American voices presents complex works, showcasing Omega Ensemble as a virtuosic machine in an intimate chamber setting.