Sydney University Graduate Choir with the Sydney University Graduate Orchestra performs brings you the soaring heights of Romantic music launching its 2018 concert season with performances of Nicolai’s Te Deum and Mendelssohn’s Psalm 42 & Psalm 114. Composed in 1832, Otto Nicolai’s Te Deum is a large-scale work for six soloists, chorus and orchestra. Today Nicolai…
The Sydney University Graduate Choir is delighted to announce the three finalists in the Joan Carden Award for 2017. They are: mezzo-soprano Barbara Jin, tenor Joshua Oxley and baritone Haotian Qi. The three finalists will perform with full orchestra at the choir’s upcoming performance of Mozart’s Requiem with the winner announced at the end of…
Congratulations to the thirty one aspiring singers who qualified for the quarter finals of the Sydney Eisteddfod Opera Scholarship held in May. They will perform for adjudicators this weekend, on June 10 in the hope of getting a step closer to securing their part of the of $58,500 scholarship on offer to take the next…