The Song Company ‘Brahms’ Requiem’
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.
Tag: Classical Concerts Sydney
Live At Lunch- Pan And The Angels
Harpist Louise Johnson joins Artistic Director flautist Jane Rutter and soprano Liz PLayer in a rêverie of summer and romance, in Pan and the Angels, next in the Live at Lunch series.
The Marais Project’s ‘if…’ With Russell Harcourt
The Marais Project presents ‘if…’ featuring countertenor Russell Harcourt.
Jacqueline Dark Joins Phoenix Collective Quartet for The Juliet Letters
Phoenix Collective Quartet and mezzo- soprano Jacqueline Dark join forces in the Juliet Letters a song cycle for voice and string quartet written by Elvis Costello and the Brodsky Quartet, with concerts in Sydney Canberra and the Central Coast.
Australian Haydn Ensemble Plays Mozart’s Prague
The Australian Haydn Ensemble returns to the stage with Mozart’s Prague, a glorious orchestral concert with Guest Director Dr Erin Helyard. There are performances in Sydney and Bathurst.
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s ‘String Serenade’
The string players of The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) led by Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams presents a concert which features a unique selection of works including a rarely seen trio of viola soloists, a world premiere titled Cellar Door, plus Dvorak’s Serenade for Strings.
Global Music In Live At Lunch
Acclaimed flautist, Jane Rutter, presents the third Live at Lunch concert with a program that celebrates music from all corners of the globe, Bach, Bolero and a Beautiful World.
Mavericks Feature in Selby & Friends’ Winter Tour
Selby & Friends’ winter tour Mavericks features Kathryn Selby AM and her preeminent guest artists, violinist and SSO Concertmaster Andrew Haveron, and ACO Principal cellist Timo-Veikko Valve, playing music by three composers whose activist rigour and individualism made them mavericks who not only carved out a significant place in music history but paved the way for many who would follow.