From the Shepparton Festival, Australian Digital Concert Hall brings you the live stream of Eterno Flamenco – Arte Kanela with Victorian guitarist Gerard Mapstone, the second of two concerts from ¡Opera Española!
¡Ópera Española!, presented by Mamás Bravas is part of the Shepparton Festival 2023. However, music lovers around Australia can enjoy this scintillating performance of the music of Spain on Australian Digital Concert Hall (ADCH).
The Marais Project and Duo Langborn/Wendel present Nordic moods and baroque echoes combing Swedish folk music, works from the baroque and several original compositions/arrangements. The tour takes in Sydney, Berrima, Dungog, Wauchope and Tea Gardens during February 2023.
The Australian Haydn Ensemble presents C.P.E. Bach: Universe of Harmony featuring Guest Director and harpsichord soloist Chad Kelly and cello soloist Daniel Yeadon. There are concerts in Bathurst (Tuesday December 13) and Canberra (Wednesday December 14) as well as in Sydney. The Sydney performance will be streamed live on Australian Digital Concert Hall.
The Marais Project presents a selection of the finest English songs in ‘A Pilgrime’s Solace: Dowland’s last songs & Danyel’s funeral tears.’ Featuring tenor Koen van Stade with lutenist Tommie Andersson and Jenny Eriksson playing the viola da gamba, the concerts celebrate the extraordinary composer and lutenist, John Dowland (1563–1626) whose popularity endures nearly 400 years after he died.
Sydney Chamber Choir with the Muffat Collective directed by Sam Allchurch presents Light & Shade, with music by J S Bach, Heinrich Schütz, John Rutter and Brooke Shelley including the world premiere of her new piece commissioned by the choir.
The Australian Haydn Ensemble presents Haydn Speaks featuring acclaimed thespian John Bell telling the story of the rise of this great composer. This tour takes in Sydney, Canberra and New South Wales regional centres. It will also be broadcast on Australian Digital Concert Hall on Sunday 16 October August 5pm with the livestream available for 72 hours after concert.
Bach Akademie Australia’s The Weapons of Rhetoric concerts in June feature not only Bach’s celebrated Double Violin Concerto, but also writer-actor Jonathan Biggins and urbane rhetorician Jonathan Horton QC, one of Australia’s outstanding legal brains, as guest presenter-performers. The duo will demonstrate the art of rhetoric and the relationship between speech and music in theatrical debate interwoven throughout the program.
Flautist Jane Rutter and pianist Simon Tedeschi appear in concert, live and online, playing music by Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Stravinsky, Schumann and Gershwin.
The Marais Project performs The Fantastical Life of Daniel Solander: Australia’s First Swede, featuring Swedish folk and art music and songs from the Australian Colonial Era with dramatised excerpts from the diaries of Sir Joseph Banks & Captain James Cook.
