Melbourne Digital Concert Hall’s Sydney season presents violinist Emma Jardine with pianist Benjamin Kopp,performing form the National Art School.
One of the greatest voices of this generation the legendary Roberto Alagna is to perform in Australia this July. A sought after tenor and charismatic artist, his performing world includes the opera theatre, the concert stage, the recital hall and the recording studio. This will be Roberto Alagna’s debut tour of Australia, following a three-month season starring with…
Special guest, viola player Ella Brinch, will join violinist Ursula Nelius, cellist Paul Stender and pianist Chris Cartner who make up the Reservoir Trio in December to perform two legendary piano quartets. Mozart’s Piano Quartet no 1 in G minor, K 478, is considered to be the genesis of music for this combination, and is a…
Sydney choral ensemble Bel a cappella under the direction of their Musical Director Anthony Pasquill is proud to present its first concert of its 2018 subscription series, To the Hands. Its highlights include Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem and music by American composer Caroline Shaw. This concert marks the Australian premiere of Pulitzer Prize winner Caroline Shaw’s composition To the…
The Sydney Youth Orchestras present The Finale featuring the SYO Philharmonic conducted by Brian Buggy OAM and the Sydney Youth Orchestra conducted by Matthew Coorey. The two orchestras will showcase two magnificent works from the orchestral canon, Dvorák’s Carnival Overture op.92 and the Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 47 by Shostakovich. Dvorák’s Carnival Overture, was…
Fortepiano virtuoso Kristian Bezuidenhout returns to Sydney to perform with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra in a programme of music titled Mozart’s Fortepiano. Music Director of the ensemble, Paul Dyer, AO is looking forward to a rare opportunity to hear his ensemble from the audience as Kristian will lead the orchestra from the keyboard. Kristian is…
The Pearl and Dagger Company present Cupid and Death, a 17th century English masque that weaves a hilarious yet moralistic tale. A delight for the senses with dancing, singing, theatre and music. Directed by Nadia Piave, choreography by Fiona Garlick of the Early Dance Consort and music from some of Australia’s finest period musicians and singers, this…