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From Andreas Vesalius’ groundbreaking De Humani Corporis Fabrica to the drawings of Da Vinci and Dürer, the 16th century heralded a new fascination with the human figure. Human dissection transformed our understanding of anatomy, and the body became the subject of scientific and artistic fixation. In the spirit of Buxtehude’s much-loved Membra Jesu Nostri, each […]
Celebrating the wealth of Australian music commissioned and performed by The Song Company over its illustrious 40-year history. Drawing inspiration from the iconic masterpiece by Peter Sculthorpe, "The Stars Turn" captures the essence of The Song Company's vibrant history, showcasing our rich tapestry of collaborations with some of the brightest stars of Australian music. From […]
David Helfgott returns to our major concert halls playing the Rach III in its version for two pianos to bid a fond farewell to his legions of loyal fans. David will perform his favourite solo piano works of Chopin and Liszt as well as Rachmaninov’s third piano concerto in its version for two pianos. David […]
Every Friday in July celebrated Australian musicians will perform contemporary takes on acoustic piano in heritage Sydney locations. Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), Sophie Hutchings (popular pianist and composer), David Bridie (Not Drowning, Waving) and Chris Abrahams (The Necks). Piano+ Place is the brainchild of Jim Moginie co-founder, song writer, guitarist and keyboardist for Midnight Oil and art and heritage curator Ross Heathcote, in partnership with Piano+. Limited Tickets […]
Celebrating the wealth of Australian music commissioned and performed by The Song Company over its illustrious 40-year history. Drawing inspiration from the iconic masterpiece by Peter Sculthorpe, "The Stars Turn" captures the essence of The Song Company's vibrant history, showcasing our rich tapestry of collaborations with some of the brightest stars of Australian music. From […]
From Andreas Vesalius’ groundbreaking De Humani Corporis Fabrica to the drawings of Da Vinci and Dürer, the 16th century heralded a new fascination with the human figure. Human dissection transformed our understanding of anatomy, and the body became the subject of scientific and artistic fixation. In the spirit of Buxtehude’s much-loved Membra Jesu Nostri, each […]
Mini Maestros Children’s Concert Join Maestro George Ellis and Willoughby Symphony Orchestra as they take you on a musical journey through the orchestra with plenty of laughs along the way! 'Once upon a time, long, long ago there lived a beautiful Queen... Actually, it wasn’t long, long ago. It was long, long, long, long… long, […]
Finnish conductor Dalia Stasevska conducts this program of works by her homeland’s greatest composers – Sibelius’ extraordinary Fifth Symphony, Einojuhani Rautavaara’s Cantus Arcticus and Kaija Saariaho’s Harp Concerto featuring soloist Xavier de Maistre. As Chief Conductor of the acclaimed Lahti Symphony Orchestra, Stasevska has a natural affinity for Sibelius’ imagery. Her interpretations are fresh and […]
A S&F favourite, violinist Natalie Chee returns in 2024 for a brilliant and unusual program featuring Beethoven’s mighty ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata with Kathryn Selby. Accomplished performer and mentor Lloyd Van’t Hoff opens the program with what is considered the greatest work composed for clarinet and piano with Brahms’ second sonata followed by two of the most […]
“War is a dumb idea”, Warren Burt’s 1994 brilliant anti-war almost-unplayable piano diatribe, is sadly more relevant than ever 30 years on. These late sonatas of MKH are similar in spirit in their outrage and horror at the injustices inflicted on the innocent by aggressive maniacs. Written during Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine and the […]
David Helfgott returns to our major concert halls playing the Rach III in its version for two pianos to bid a fond farewell to his legions of loyal fans. Remove term: Chopin ChopinRemove term: David Helfgott David HelfgottRemove term: Liszt LisztRemove term: Rachmaninov RachmaninovRemove term: Rhodri ClarkeDavid will perform his favourite solo piano works of […]
The Organ Music Society of Sydney will hold its Winter Festival from 7-11 July 2024. It will feature: a masterclass by internationally acclaimed Olivier Latry from Notre Dame Paris, 4 free lunch hour concerts by leading organists and a tour of Sydney University organs. Concerts are free. The masterclass admission is free for audience members
A Selby & Friends favourite, violinist Natalie Chee returns in 2024 for a brilliant and unusual program featuring Beethoven’s mighty ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata with Kathryn Selby. Accomplished performer and mentor Lloyd Van’t Hoff opens the program with what is considered the greatest work composed for clarinet and piano with Brahms’ second sonata followed by two of […]
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. One of today’s leading harpists, Xavier de Maistre is renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to classical music. With a fierce dedication to his instrument, critics have […]
The Organ Music Society of Sydney will hold its Winter Festival from 7-11 July 2024. It will feature: a masterclass by internationally acclaimed Olivier Latry from Notre Dame Paris, 4 free lunch hour concerts by leading organists and a tour of Sydney University organs. Concerts are free. The masterclass admission is free for audience members
A S&F favourite, violinist Natalie Chee returns in 2024 for a brilliant and unusual program featuring Beethoven’s mighty ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata with Kathryn Selby. Accomplished performer and mentor Lloyd Van’t Hoff opens the program with what is considered the greatest work composed for clarinet and piano with Brahms’ second sonata followed by two of the most […]
A S&F favourite, violinist Natalie Chee returns in 2024 for a brilliant and unusual program featuring Beethoven’s mighty ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata with Kathryn Selby. Accomplished performer and mentor Lloyd Van’t Hoff opens the program with what is considered the greatest work composed for clarinet and piano with Brahms’ second sonata followed by two of the most […]
This phenomenal instrument is a conduit for drama. And when all the stops are out, it’s electrifying – especially when in the presence of the Sydney Opera House Grand Organ, the world’s largest mechanical tracker-action pipe organ, consisting of an extraordinary 10,244 pipes. Virtuoso French organist Olivier Latry is one of the world’s top organists. […]
The Organ Music Society of Sydney will hold its Winter Festival from 7-11 July 2024. It will feature: a masterclass by internationally acclaimed Olivier Latry from Notre Dame Paris, 4 free lunch hour concerts by leading organists and a tour of Sydney University organs. Concerts are free. The masterclass admission is free for audience members
Every Friday in July celebrated Australian musicians will perform contemporary takes on acoustic piano in heritage Sydney locations. Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), Sophie Hutchings (popular pianist and composer), David Bridie (Not Drowning, Waving) and Chris Abrahams (The Necks). Piano+ Place is the brainchild of Jim Moginie co-founder, song writer, guitarist and keyboardist for Midnight Oil and art and heritage curator Ross Heathcote, in partnership with Piano+. Limited Tickets […]
A S&F favourite, violinist Natalie Chee returns in 2024 for a brilliant and unusual program featuring Beethoven’s mighty ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata with Kathryn Selby. Accomplished performer and mentor Lloyd Van’t Hoff opens the program with what is considered the greatest work composed for clarinet and piano with Brahms’ second sonata followed by two of the most […]
7.30pm, Friday 12 July 2024, 107 Projects Redfern Trace is an immersive, multi-sensory performance that reflects on the different ways of making and experiencing music from the perspectives of people with disabilities. Through touch, listening and reflections we trace new meanings and connections from the sounds around us. Curated by Ria Andriani and featuring music written by and for people […]
Titanic. Majestic. Come hear 52 of Australia’s finest young musicians play Beethoven’s Overture to ‘The Creatures of Prometheus’ and Schubert’s Symphony No.9 ‘The Great’ at 2.00pm Saturday 13 July in the Young Mannheim Symphonists 2024 National Academy Concert. Inspired and mentored by the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra, YMS is Australia’s only national youth orchestra […]
Three stunning concerts in three historic settings. Internationally acclaimed pianist Michael Tsalka joins Thoroughbass director Diana Weston for a mix of old and new. Concertos for harpsichord by the great JS Bach and by Australia’s favourite composer Elena Kats-Chernin (Ancient Letters), a new work for the unusual combination of harpsichord and early piano forte by […]
Mood: Mahler and Wagner. World Premiere by Iain Grandage The Australian Youth Orchestra (AYO), Australia's most prestigious youth ensemble, returns to Victoria for two powerful performances with Mood: Mahler and Wagner, on Saturday, 13 July at Costa Hall, Geelong/Djilang and Sunday, 14 July at Hamer Hall, Melbourne/Naarm. Music as stormy as the depths of winter, […]
Sydney Eisteddfod Opera Scholarship (21-35 years) accompanied by Willoughby Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr Nicholas Milton The Sydney Eisteddfod Opera Scholarship is the longest standing event in the festival. Originally known as the Sun Aria, this event was established with the first Sydney Eisteddfod in 1933 to discover the finest voices throughout Australia and New […]
A S&F favourite, violinist Natalie Chee returns in 2024 for a brilliant and unusual program featuring Beethoven’s mighty ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata with Kathryn Selby. Accomplished performer and mentor Lloyd Van’t Hoff opens the program with what is considered the greatest work composed for clarinet and piano with Brahms’ second sonata followed by two of the most […]
3MBS Melbourne 103.5FM is proud to celebrate the rich culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people this NAIDOC Week at Melbourne Recital Centre with a concert of works composed and curated by violist, violinist, conductor, composer, programmer, academic and Noongar man, Aaron Wyatt. From Aaron’s heartwarming Djerin, Concerto for Solo Viola and String Orchestra, to the […]
Discover the magical world of music and animals with this special family friendly concert. The animals are having a carnival, and everyone is invited! Among the attractions are majestic lions, braying mules, a dancing elephant, bouncing kangaroos, stately birds and colourful schools of fish. Join the Richard Bonynge Ensemble, together with guest performer John Martin […]
Discover the magical world of music and animals with this special family friendly concert. The animals are having a carnival, and everyone is invited! Among the attractions are majestic lions, braying mules, a dancing elephant, bouncing kangaroos, stately birds and colourful schools of fish. Join the Richard Bonynge Ensemble, together with guest performer John Martin […]
Vivaldi’s evocative masterpiece interwoven with works from some of the world’s foremost contemporary composers. “Tangos, banjos, seasons and surprises – on my! Camerata…really impressed.” Limelight on Four Seasons Reimagined, 2022 “...this was a most delectable concert by Camerata, rich and luscious with superb playing...” Sydney Arts Guide The Four Seasons has captivated audiences and music-makers […]
With her natural energy, infectious personality and talent to spare, she was the first saxophonist to reach the finals of BBC Young Musician and the youngest-ever soloist to perform at the Last Night of the Proms. An extraordinary talent, she has already been awarded honours for services to music. And can she play. Her natural […]
In this enchanting opera, Rusalka shimmers with magic and transformation before the final echoes of tragedy. Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Mermaid, the water nymph Rusalka longs for the love of a Prince. First, she must sacrifice her voice to become human. This turns into a curse when she discovers the true […]
Three stunning concerts in three historic settings. Internationally acclaimed pianist Michael Tsalka joins Thoroughbass director Diana Weston for a mix of old and new. Concertos for harpsichord by the great JS Bach and by Australia’s favourite composer Elena Kats-Chernin (Ancient Letters), a new work for the unusual combination of harpsichord and early piano forte by […]
Every Friday in July celebrated Australian musicians will perform contemporary takes on acoustic piano in heritage Sydney locations. Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), Sophie Hutchings (popular pianist and composer), David Bridie (Not Drowning, Waving) and Chris Abrahams (The Necks). Piano+ Place is the brainchild of Jim Moginie co-founder, song writer, guitarist and keyboardist for Midnight Oil and art and heritage curator Ross Heathcote, in partnership with Piano+. Limited Tickets […]
With her natural energy, infectious personality and talent to spare, she was the first saxophonist to reach the finals of BBC Young Musician and the youngest-ever soloist to perform at the Last Night of the Proms. An extraordinary talent, she has already been awarded honours for services to music. And can she play. Her natural […]
Kawai Junior Piano Scholarship (11-16 Years) - Final The Sydney Eisteddfod Kawai Junior Piano Scholarship provides a platform for young Australian pianists to perform and compete in their formative years. In this event the young artists perform a varied repertoire in the hopes of winning the highly regarded finals. Witness the stars of the future! […]
The sun goes down, the devout gather, a worshipful vigil begins... The atmosphere is austere and contemplative in its simplicity. But the sound! The sound is rich and resonant with ancient chants and choral folksong – the voices of the choir uniting as a living, breathing instrument. If you know Rachmaninoff – piano virtuoso and the […]
Vivaldi’s evocative masterpiece interwoven with works from some of the world’s foremost contemporary composers. “Tangos, banjos, seasons and surprises – on my! Camerata…really impressed.” Limelight on Four Seasons Reimagined, 2022 “...this was a most delectable concert by Camerata, rich and luscious with superb playing...” Sydney Arts Guide The Four Seasons has captivated audiences and music-makers […]
Three stunning concerts in three historic settings. Internationally acclaimed pianist Michael Tsalka joins Thoroughbass director Diana Weston for a mix of old and new. Concertos for harpsichord by the great JS Bach and by Australia’s favourite composer Elena Kats-Chernin (Ancient Letters), a new work for the unusual combination of harpsichord and early piano forte by […]
Experience elegance and grace at the Sydney Eisteddfod Ballet Gala, held at the iconic Sydney Opera House. Junior Classical Ballet Scholarship (14-15 years) Senior Classical Ballet Scholarship (16-19 years) Witness the extraordinary talent of 16 young dancers from across Australia as they compete for prestigious scholarships, showcasing their dedication and skill on stage. Be […]
A rare opportunity to see world-class Australian soprano Siobhan Stagg in an exclusive lutruwita/Tasmanian performance. Internationally acclaimed Australian soprano Siobhan Stagg comes to nipaluna/Hobart for one night only with pianist Nico de Villiers for a captivating recital of music by Hageman and Strauss. Now based in Europe, Mildura-born Australian soprano Siobhan Stagg was a member of the […]
In this enchanting opera, Rusalka shimmers with magic and transformation before the final echoes of tragedy. Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Mermaid, the water nymph Rusalka longs for the love of a Prince. First, she must sacrifice her voice to become human. This turns into a curse when she discovers the true […]
In one of the most innovative and energising works for 2024, composer and pianist Paul Grabowsky brings the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Yolŋu songmen Daniel Ngukurr Boy Wilfred and David Yipininy Wilfred together in a work that celebrates the musical traditions of the Ngukurr people in Arnhem Land. Wata means many things: it is a part […]
With three solos and an epic 30-minute trio, Xanadu Sky is a journey through shifting patterns that slowly evolve like a hypnotic dusk horizon. Hear every subtle sonority of the double bass, percussion and piano as they each take their turn in the spotlight as soloists and join forces as a meticulous musical machine. Alex […]
Schubert’s Grand Duo and the Strauss Violin Sonata are rich with beautiful melodies and high drama—perfect for a winter’s night. A Haydn solo sonata for piano shares a musical language with Schubert, while a Ysaÿe solo sonata for violin moves the music into the twentieth century with echoes of Bach and the Baroque. Franz Liszt considered Schubert ' […]
In this enchanting opera, Rusalka shimmers with magic and transformation before the final echoes of tragedy. Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Mermaid, the water nymph Rusalka longs for the love of a Prince. First, she must sacrifice her voice to become human. This turns into a curse when she discovers the true […]
Every Friday in July celebrated Australian musicians will perform contemporary takes on acoustic piano in heritage Sydney locations. Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), Sophie Hutchings (popular pianist and composer), David Bridie (Not Drowning, Waving) and Chris Abrahams (The Necks). Piano+ Place is the brainchild of Jim Moginie co-founder, song writer, guitarist and keyboardist for Midnight Oil and art and heritage curator Ross Heathcote, in partnership with Piano+. Limited Tickets […]
There is no better way to enjoy classical music than over dinner and wine in the company of friends. Take a weekend break to the Southern Highlands and join us at Bendooley Estate, Berrima, for a classic 2-course dinner and the music of Schubert and Strauss. Our young artists for the night are the highly […]
Australian soprano Siobhan Stagg has attracted attention around the world for her incredible sound and magnetic stage presence, performing at renowned opera houses from the Royal Opera House Convent Garden to Deutsche Oper Berlin. She returns home to the Sydney Opera House, joined by pianist Nico de Villiers, for a recital of exquisite songs by […]
Schubert’s Grand Duo and the Strauss Violin Sonata are rich with beautiful melodies and high drama—perfect for a winter’s night. A Haydn solo sonata for piano shares a musical language with Schubert, while a Ysaÿe solo sonata for violin moves the music into the twentieth century with echoes of Bach and the Baroque. Franz Liszt considered Schubert ' […]
Internationally renowned concert pianist Konstantin Shamray joins the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra for a stunning showcase of Russian music. Hear the prize-winning Australian-based, Russian-born pianist perform Sergei Rachmaninov’s brilliant Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op.43, a glittering showpiece of astounding virtuosity, under the baton of Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Dr Nicholas Milton AM. Alongside this showstopper, […]
Join Tubby the Tuba as he searches for a special melody to play with the orchestra. In this playful, interactive cushion concert, children follow the engaging story of Tubby while also discovering the different instruments of the orchestra through a collection of entertaining music created by Australian Composer Sean O’Boyle AM. Kids will hear fabulously […]
Internationally renowned concert pianist Konstantin Shamray joins the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra for a stunning showcase of Russian music. Hear the prize-winning Australian-based, Russian-born pianist perform Sergei Rachmaninov’s brilliant Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op.43, a glittering showpiece of astounding virtuosity, under the baton of Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Dr Nicholas Milton AM. Alongside this showstopper, […]
Join Tubby the Tuba as he searches for a special melody to play with the orchestra. In this playful, interactive cushion concert, children follow the engaging story of Tubby while also discovering the different instruments of the orchestra through a collection of entertaining music created by Australian Composer Sean O’Boyle AM. Kids will hear fabulously […]
Join Tubby the Tuba as he searches for a special melody to play with the orchestra. In this playful, interactive cushion concert, children follow the engaging story of Tubby while also discovering the different instruments of the orchestra through a collection of entertaining music created by Australian Composer Sean O’Boyle AM. Kids will hear fabulously […]