Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn... Return from Leipzig.... 25 years of the Canberra Bach Ensemble Join us on October 5th and 6th for an extraordinary concert celebrating 25 years of musical […]
From ancient harmonies to modern innovations, conductor and composer Aija Draguns takes the Leichhardt Espresso Chorus into RENDITIONS, a concert exploring where music has been, and where it’s going next. […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
FREE EVENT A piano recital with an eclectic program from remarkable and fascinating women composers from Latin America. The last concert given in Canberra by the Mexican-Australian pianist revealed the […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
AUSTRAL HARMONY host an Obbligato Project at the beautiful Greenaway Studio in Chapman Open to musicians on baroque or modern instruments and singers of all levels, and to observers. The […]
Schoenberg’s Transfigured Night is based on a poem by German poet Richard Dehmel and features an emotionally charged scene between two lovers. It opens with an extraordinarily atmospheric section that […]
Impossible to pigeonhole, Elysian Fields is Australia's only (singular) electric viola da gamba band. They have appeared at classical and jazz festivals, broadcast on Australian Digital Concert Hall, and been favourably […]
Welcome to the Seraphim Charity Concert 2024 - Don't Make Too Much Noise! Seraphim is back with a thrilling new concert, a night filled with rebellious and forgotten musical tales! […]
With his exceptional networking skills and his 43-year association with the Dresden Court Orchestra, including 27 years as concert master, Johann Georg Pisendel was the beating heart of the most […]
The Sydney Symphony returns to The Joan in Penrith for a brilliant night of three chamber pieces that capture the sensuous depth and drama of night, directed by the Sydney […]
Impossible to pigeonhole, Elysian Fields is Australia's only (singular) electric viola da gamba band. They have appeared at classical and jazz festivals, broadcast on Australian Digital Concert Hall, and been favourably […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
Opera . . . in a pub? You heard right! Opera Bites brings best-loved opera hits to the relaxed atmosphere of your local pub. Opera Bites has partnered with The […]
Featuring outstanding young musicians (ages 6-14) performing on the various instruments Join Concerts for All for an enchanting hour of classical music! Outstanding young musicians will perform an engaging program […]
Join the Richard Bonynge Ensemble these October School Holidays, as they bring Camille Saint-Saëns spell-binding work, The Carnival of the Animals and Johann Sebastian Bach’s mesmerising Concerto for four pianos […]
UNSW's premier chamber choir, Corde, transports you through a journey of romance and beauty. Bask in the spectacular sounds of Corde, UNSW's chamber choir, in an enchanting evening of choral […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
Described as a “national treasure” and “New Zealand’s most indispensable ensemble” (William Dart, NZ Herald), NZTrio is renowned for its eclectic repertoire, outstanding talent and warm kiwi stage presence. Bringing together […]
A recital with James Littlewood (trombone) and Jenny Lu (piano) The past and present collide in this program, with bittersweet nostalgia pervading works by Janáček, Kaprálová and Gabel, inspired by […]
The Young Mannheim Symphonists youth orchestra program is a unique and exciting program designed to give secondary and tertiary students and emerging musicians the opportunity to discover for themselves the […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn... Return from Leipzig.... 25 years of the Canberra Bach Ensemble Join us on October 5th and 6th for an extraordinary concert celebrating 25 years of musical […]
Described as a “national treasure” and “New Zealand’s most indispensable ensemble” (William Dart, NZ Herald), NZTrio is renowned for its eclectic repertoire, outstanding talent and warm kiwi stage presence. Bringing together […]
From ancient harmonies to modern innovations, conductor and composer Aija Draguns takes the Leichhardt Espresso Chorus into RENDITIONS, a concert exploring where music has been, and where it’s going next. […]
Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn... Return from Leipzig.... 25 years of the Canberra Bach Ensemble Join us on October 5th and 6th for an extraordinary concert celebrating 25 years of musical […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
FREE EVENT A piano recital with an eclectic program from remarkable and fascinating women composers from Latin America. The last concert given in Canberra by the Mexican-Australian pianist revealed the […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
Impossible to pigeonhole, Elysian Fields is Australia's only (singular) electric viola da gamba band. They have appeared at classical and jazz festivals, broadcast on Australian Digital Concert Hall, and been favourably […]
AUSTRAL HARMONY host an Obbligato Project at the beautiful Greenaway Studio in Chapman Open to musicians on baroque or modern instruments and singers of all levels, and to observers. The […]
Schoenberg’s Transfigured Night is based on a poem by German poet Richard Dehmel and features an emotionally charged scene between two lovers. It opens with an extraordinarily atmospheric section that […]
With his exceptional networking skills and his 43-year association with the Dresden Court Orchestra, including 27 years as concert master, Johann Georg Pisendel was the beating heart of the most […]
Welcome to the Seraphim Charity Concert 2024 - Don't Make Too Much Noise! Seraphim is back with a thrilling new concert, a night filled with rebellious and forgotten musical tales! […]
The Sydney Symphony returns to The Joan in Penrith for a brilliant night of three chamber pieces that capture the sensuous depth and drama of night, directed by the Sydney […]
Impossible to pigeonhole, Elysian Fields is Australia's only (singular) electric viola da gamba band. They have appeared at classical and jazz festivals, broadcast on Australian Digital Concert Hall, and been favourably […]
Experience the sublime beauty of one of the most profoundly moving choral works ever written when Associate Conductor Dr Sarah Penicka-Smith leads the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra and Choir in Antonín Dvořák’s Stabat Mater. The Czech master of […]
This show is Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, performed live, on baroque instruments, as Vivaldi would have heard it himself! Under the direction of Artistic Director and violinist Helen Kruger, Australian Baroque […]
Experience the sublime beauty of one of the most profoundly moving choral works ever written when Associate Conductor Dr Sarah Penicka-Smith leads the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra and Choir in Antonín Dvořák’s Stabat Mater. The Czech master of […]
With his exceptional networking skills and his 43-year association with the Dresden Court Orchestra, including 27 years as concert master, Johann Georg Pisendel was the beating heart of the most […]
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This concert is treamed live from Melbourne Recital Centre, Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, on Australian Digital Concert Hall. To attend this performance in person, please visit the Melbourne Recital Centre website […]
The Roaring Twenties was a time of heady optimism in Paris. Artists and composers of every genre flocked to the city, and this melting pot of influences saw rules broken […]
Internationally acclaimed Steinway Artist, Julian Gargiulo, known widely as "Pianist with the Hair," is set to captivate Australian audiences with his highly anticipated tour this October. The highlight of the tour […]
Alexandra Dariescu Piano | in partnership with Piano+ "...pianistic brilliance, poetic poise“ - The Telegraph Demonstrating fearless curiosity and ground-breaking innovation in her work, this trailblazing British/Hungarian pianist champions lesser […]
The Roaring Twenties was a time of heady optimism in Paris. Artists and composers of every genre flocked to the city, and this melting pot of influences saw rules broken […]
Combining the magnificent timeless brilliance of JS BACH with the extraordinary design and acoustics of the Abedian School of Architecture at Bond University, Gold Coast, this concert will be a […]
Kirsten Williams leads the Canberra Symphony Orchestra in a musical tribute to the seasons. Composed in the early eighteenth century, Vivaldi’s programmatic Four Seasons were published with a suite of […]
AUSTRAL HARMONY present a mix of dances from solo works by J S Bach including his first Suite in G major for unaccompanied 'cello, and a beautiful Suite for recorder […]
AUSTRAL HARMONY host an Obbligato Project at St David’s Anglican Church Hall, Burnside - open to musicians on baroque or modern instruments and singers of all levels, and to observers. […]
Music is so often a response to love: the pain of a failed affair suffuses Glinka’s unusually scored trio, while Carl Vine’s Strutt Sonata was commissioned to celebrate a long […]
Join us for Vivaldi in the Vines in the beautiful surrounds of Faber Vineyard. A stunning program by Italian composer and baroque super star Antonio Vivaldi, paired with equally stunning […]
Multi-award-winning Australian electronic music duo Electric Fields joins forces with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra for a concert that will have you on your feet from the first note – for […]
Embark on an intimate exploration of musical genius, where the compelling artistry of Beethoven and the evocative storytelling of Smetana come together. Join us as these two giants of music – […]
Melbourne based oboist, Jasper Ly, is a versatile and dynamic performer who aims to captivate and transport his audience through musical settings ranging from classical to contemporary. Joined by pianist, […]
One of Australia’s most loved chamber music ensembles, the Flinders Quartet is known for its tight ensemble, musical skill and maturity. We are fortunate to have them close this season […]
11 Magical Nights of Jazz over 60 global and local artists across 7 Sydney venues this Spring 24th October until November 3rd Various times What's On >>
Combining the magnificent timeless brilliance of JS BACH with the extraordinary design and acoustics of the Abedian School of Architecture at Bond University, Gold Coast, this concert will be a […]
This captivating double bill features two iconic works by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht, blending sharp social commentary with powerful music and drama. Seven Deadly Sins (1933) is a unique […]
The critic George Bernard Shaw told Ethel Smyth that her ‘magnificent’ Mass would ‘stand up in the biggest company!’ and we wholeheartedly agree. For this Festival Chorus concert with the […]
During July, the ACC presented nine concerts in Europe. After each performance, the audience applauded loud and long, sometimes rising to their feet to encourage the choir to return for […]
Coro Austral in association with the Cuban Embassy presents a concert of Cuban music to commemorate 35 years of Cuba-Australia diplomatic relations. Diplomatic relations between Cuba and Australia were established […]
At age twenty-three, Mozart composed the incidental music to von Gebler’s 1773 play Thamos, King of Egypt. His first venture into music for the theatre, it is a prequel to […]
This captivating double bill features two iconic works by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht, blending sharp social commentary with powerful music and drama. Seven Deadly Sins (1933) is a unique […]
“Identity oversimplifies humans. It denies the hybrid, as trees can't. Eons on, their concentric years will be eloquent on suffering and old airs.” As the legendary poet Les Murray reminded […]
Internationally acclaimed Steinway Artist, Julian Gargiulo, known widely as "Pianist with the Hair," is set to captivate Australian audiences with his highly anticipated tour this October. The highlight of the tour […]
Discover musical masterpieces with a beverage in hand! At Australian Baroque we appreciate the melange of fruit and tropical esters in a hazy IPA as much as Bach’s mastery of […]
Award-winning contemporary Afghan composer, instrumentalist and producer Qais Essar is renowned for his spell-binding performances and fusion of diverse musical influences and styles. A virtuoso on the rabab, the lute-like […]
Thrilling Strains of the Baroque - intimate chamber music including J S Bach’s 1st Suite for unaccompanied cello, imaginative Fantasias for solo oboe, an inventive set of variations on La […]
“Identity oversimplifies humans. It denies the hybrid, as trees can't. Eons on, their concentric years will be eloquent on suffering and old airs.” As the legendary poet Les Murray reminded […]
The Mendelssohns - a concert of words and letters from the Mendelssohns woven together by the music of Felix Mendelssohn, Fanny Mendelssohn, and Bryony Marks; with dramaturgy by Richard Piper. […]
AUSTRAL HARMONY present a programme of intimate chamber music embracing fantasias, variations, and instrumental arrangements from cantatas by J S Bach and Telemann. Highlighting sparkling obbligato writing for the recorder, […]
This concert is live streamed from the Melbourne Recital Centre on Australian Digital Concert Hall. To attend this performance in person, please visit the Melbourne Recital Centre website here. For […]
Long Listen 🎧 returns with a festival weekend teaser event of six eclectic concerts from 1-3 November 2024 at Eudlo Hall, offering a unique cultural experience where East meets West […]
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet Piano | in partnership with Piano+ “…he makes you listen to music as if you are discovering it “ – Financial Times. Jean-Efflam Bavouzet is one of the […]
Fresh from a sensational show at BEMAC (Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre) PanAlchemy is performing for the first time on the Sunshine Coast. Tsoof Baras and Lachlan Hawkins, co-creators of the unique percussion […]
Venusian Volcanologist Dr Antony Brian navigates us through space and time with stunning NASA images and film accompanied by a full baroque orchestra! FILM. MUSIC. DISCOVERY. In this special presentation, […]
“Identity oversimplifies humans. It denies the hybrid, as trees can't. Eons on, their concentric years will be eloquent on suffering and old airs.” As the legendary poet Les Murray reminded […]
Echoes of The Unseen features international festival headline artist Qais Essar on rabab with guest tabla player Shen Flindell from Brisbane. This exclusive regional festival performance is part of his second Australian tour celebrating his […]
Estampa is a world folk jazz band based in Brisbane, Australia. The band consists of Rebecca Karlen on violin and voice, Paul Henderson on guitar, John Reeves on accordion and Samuel Vincent on double bass. Evoking visions of Parisian […]
Great Australian works from the past thirty years Dear friends, Welcome to Hourglass’ choice of the best Aussie chamber music of the past 30 years! Audiences across the globe are […]
“Identity oversimplifies humans. It denies the hybrid, as trees can't. Eons on, their concentric years will be eloquent on suffering and old airs.” As the legendary poet Les Murray reminded […]
During July, the ACC presented nine concerts in Europe. After each performance, the audience applauded loud and long, sometimes rising to their feet to encourage the choir to return for […]
The Armed Man - A Mass for Peace by Karl Jenkins - has music and lyrics from many religions and cultures. The terror of war is followed by the hope […]