Shows

Stephen Hough Masterclass

March 11, 2016March 11, 2016

Gain invaluable insights into the artistry of pianist Stephen Hough when Musica Viva and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, supported by the Sydney Conservatorium Association, offer the opportunity to attend a Masterclass with Stephen Hough.

Observe him working with talented music students in an open lesson format.

Tickets: Free entry but bookings essential at musicaviva.com.au/masterclasses

For more information, please call 1800 688 482.

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La Seccatura – Orchestra Seventeen88 Chamber Soloists Perform Haydn, Schubert and Hummel

June 5, 2016June 5, 2016

Under the Artistic Direction of Richard Gill OAM, the orchestra seventeen88 Chamber Soloists who are four of Australia’s most renowned chamber musicians, step off the international stage to perform Viennese classical music from the masters: Haydn, Schubert and Hummel. The orchestra seventeen88 Chamber Soloists bring to life Viennese Classical Chamber works by Haydn, Schubert and Hummel in this…

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Stephen Taberner’s Big Singlet Pop-Up Choir

March 3, 2020

Stephen Taberner’s Big Singlet is a pop-up choir – ” it’s a thing, it’s a thing, it’s a sing.” Stephen Taberner has arrived back from overseas places with some secret new ditties and a fresh-faced desire to transform roomloads of galoots into singing angels. it’s worked before, so why not now? big singlets are one-off or…

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Sydney Antiphony Explores Transience Through Music

June 29, 2015June 29, 2015

For their second concert of 2015, Sydney Antiphony presents works by composers spanning 500 years, all exploring the inescapable human truth: the transience of our existence. At its centre, the concert features John Sheppard’s masterful Media Vita (‘In the midst of life we are in death’), a work groundbreaking in its length, structure and expressive…

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Omega Ensemble: Beethoven’s Quintet

September 28, 2017

Omega Ensemble showcases the versatility of wind instrument and the rich tapestry of their sounds in Beethoven’s Quintet, a programme of music by Beethoven, Nielsen, Hindemith and Francaix performed by Sally Walker (flute), Celia Craig (oboe), David Rowden (clarinet), Michael Dixon (horn), Ben Hoadley (bassoon) and Maria Raspopova (piano) The programme: Nielsen, Wind Quintet, Op. 43/ Hindemith, Kleine…

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Being in the moment – Bach in the Dark

July 14, 2012July 15, 2012

Cellist Rachel Scott says “It’s exciting times”. She’s talking about Bach in The Dark, a concert series she inaugurated four years ago. The series features several concerts a year in the crypt of St James’ King Street, Sydney and in regional centres. Apart from core cello repertoire by Bach, Rachel Scott has forged innovative partnerships performing arrangements of Bach…

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Acacia Quartet Presents “The American”

October 4, 2019October 8, 2019

Acacia Quartet presents “The American,” a concert of music by Mozart, Dvorak and popular young Australian composer Alice Chance. “The American” featuring three contrasting, but equally delightful string quartets (Classical, Romantic and Contemporary) is the latest in the crowd-pleasing Prelude in Tea series that includes a delectable afternoon tea before the concert! Mozart’s String Quartet…

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