The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra will present an all-Mozart program, Tempestuous Skies which includes the Overture to Don Giovanni, the Piano Concerto No.23, Serenata Notturna and the Jupiter Symphony, directed by Rachael Beesley with Neal Peres Da Costa as fortepiano soloist.
Pinchgut Opera, Australia’s specialists in Baroque vocal and orchestral music, presents Women of the Pietà by Vivaldi, performed in both Sydney and Melbourne and featuring and ensemble of female singers with soloist Miriam Allan and curated by Erin Helyard.
Selby & Friends tours an immersive concert program entitled “In the Shadow of War” to Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide, Turramurra and the NSW Southern Highlands from August 20th to 29th.
The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra’s upcoming program Tempestuous Skies looks to the skies and to Mozart in two concerts, one in Sydney and one at the Hills Grammar School in Kenthurst.
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.
Selby & Friends tour with their program Four-part Harmony, featuring music by Stanhope, Fauré and Dvořák.
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.
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.
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.
