In an exciting start to Sydney’s musical year, the Sydney Chamber Choir welcomes back its former Music Director, the award-winning composer, Paul Stanhope who will lead the choir in the world premiere performance of his Requiem, the centrepiece of a program exploring themes of mortality, hope, ritual and commemoration. The concert program is a...
Pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk returns to City Recital Hall for the first time since 2017, performing music by Schumann, Brahms, Liszt/Horowitz and Mussorgsky.
Selby & Friends’ winter tour Mavericks features Kathryn Selby AM and her preeminent guest artists, violinist and SSO Concertmaster Andrew Haveron, and ACO Principal cellist Timo-Veikko Valve, playing music by three composers whose activist rigour and individualism made them mavericks who not only carved out a significant place in music history but paved the way for many who would follow.
Leading recorder player, Genevieve Lacey and sensational Australian harpist, Marshall McGuire, are a unique combination of recorder and harp in Bower.
The Australian Haydn Ensemble returns to the stage with Mozart's Prague, a glorious orchestral concert with Guest Director Dr Erin Helyard. There are performances in Sydney and Bathurst.
The Song Company returns to the main stage with Brahms’ mighty romantic masterpiece performed as a powerful chamber work in this intimate version for an ensemble of soloists and two pianos.
Selby & Friends tour with their program Four-part Harmony, featuring music by Stanhope, Fauré and Dvořák.
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.
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.
Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra’s Sounds of Vienna chamber music tour presents a special pairing of a well-known masterpiece by Schubert, and a delightful rarity by Joseph Leopold Eybler.
Musica Viva Australia presents an exciting new take on J S Bach’s Goldberg Variations, bringing together one of Australia’s most distinguished artists Paul Grabowsky and award-winning Yale-trained pianist Andrea Lam, for a nine-concert national tour in June.