One of the most popular children’s classical pieces of all time, Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf is being performed by The Metropolitan Orchestra, conducted by Sarah-Grace Williams and presented by children’s entertainer Alex Packard.
Castalia Vocal Consort present Passions and Prayers, a concert which includes a are performance of Wolfgang Rihm's remarkable Sieben Passions-texte, paired with works by with Francis Poulenc, James Macmillan, Hildegard von Bingen, Abbie Betinis, William Mundy, and Australian composer David Yardley, amongst others.
The Spooky Men are coming your way on a national tour. Be afraid, be entertained, excited, confused and delighted!
The Ephemera Trio presents Meteor Orbit, a musical exploration of celestial landscapes such as pulsars, craters, stars, sun and void.
The North Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Steven Hillinger with guest concert master Adrian Keating and featuring virtuoso violinist Anna da Silva Chen, plays a trio of some of the most beautiful orchestral music ever written.
Virtuoso violist and innovator Tahlia Petrosian brings Klassik Underground to Australia, performing in Sydney at Pier 2/3, as well as at Adelaide’s Illuminate Festival, Melbourne’s Recital Centre and in Canberra.
Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra completes its 2023 10th Anniversary season with a national tour to Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney, Penrith & Chatswood as well as the popular Voyage of Musical Discovery music education series.
This winter, Soulfood a Cappella vocal ensemble presents Soulfood at the Movies, channelling the silver screen, putting its fresh, unique twist on A-list tunes from cinema greats in two performances.
Opera imitates life in OCDiva, a new, one-woman, autobiographical opera about one woman's struggle to 'do' life, art and mental health.
The Sydney University Graduate Choir performs Handel's magnificent oratorio Esther in the grand surroundings of the Great Hall of Sydney University.
The newly formed Australian Indian Orchestra will connect Australians and Indians through music by and for Indians and Australians.
Thorough Bass presents Epigraphs in which duo partners Mary Sambell and Diana Weston play duets by Debussy, Schubert, Blom and Kats-Chernin.