Melbourne Digital Concert Hall’s Sydney season presents violinist Emma Jardine with pianist Benjamin Kopp,performing form the National Art School.
Experience Charlie Chaplin’s silent film The Immigrant as it sounded in 1917 in Echoes of the Picture Palace. Saxophonist Nick Russoniello and The Golden Age Quartet reimagine the magic of the picture palace, as part of the Prelude in Tea concert series. In the 1920s America fell in love with the movies; Hollywood’s first stars…
The Muffat Collective invites you to join them in celebrating music of the baroque master George Friedrich Handel. In Handel’s Soprano, The Collective, along with one of Australia’s finest young sopranos, Nyssa Sue Milligan, will perform rarely heard sublime arias of this great man. Together they will take you on a passion infused tour of 18th…
The Yale Concert Band will tour Australia for the first time in its 100-year history with concerts in Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney and Newcastle. The band is renowned across the USA having performed at Carnegie Hall, in London’s Royal Albert Hall, and many tours across Europe. Consisting of 55 brass, woodwind, keyboard and percussion players, the…
Head for the Blue Mountains over the October long weekend and celebrate with music, tragedy, passion and fun when the Blue Mountains Opera Festival revives the operatic traditions of the grandest of the Blue Mountains’ grand hotels. Featuring classical masterpieces performed by some of the finest modern talents, the Blue Mountains Opera Festival will be…
With the news that Britain’s House of Commons has approved same-sex marriage in England and Wales, a Sydney recital with a twist aims to raise funds for Australian Marriage Equality. Sopranos and tenors, altos and baritones swap arias to raise money and awareness for marriage equality rights in Australia. Popular arias by Mozart, Puccini,…
Sydney Chamber Opera presents the Facebook premiere of Breaking Glass, an opera inspired by poetry, literature, mythology, and a rare species of Australian bird. Co-presented with Carriageworks and recorded just before public institutions closed their doors, it showcases four new operatic works by Australian female composers, poetry, literature, mythology, and a rare species of Australian…
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