St Mary’s Singers presents Stainer’s Crucifixion, a Passiontide classic, with soloists Adam Player and Craig Everingham, directed by Simon Nieminski with Joshua Ryan on the Grand Organ.
Tickets $40/$30/$25
School aged children free (in general seating area)
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The Friends of The Sydney welcome back one of their favourite artists for first concert of The Sydney International Piano Competition for 2020. Jayson Gillham is no stranger to Australian audiences and The Friends will present him in a small and intimate recital which he has created which includes music by Beethoven, Chopin, Poulenc and…
Christ Church St Laurence holds its Advent Carols service with the theme being Vigil for the release of prisoners and captives. The programme includes music by Byrd, Elgar, Stanford and Wills, as well as antiphons, responses, hymns and readings appropriate to the season. The service is free and should last around 80 minutes. Seating is unreserved…
Opera Australia Young Artist soprano Natalie Aroyan will give a recital centred around the Art Songs of Richard Strauss whose 150th birthday is being celebrated this year. Accompanied at the piano by Andrew Greene, Natalie Aroyan’s recital will include his first collection of printed songs, published as his Opus 10, which contains some of his…
The Australia Ensemble@UNSW returns to the stage in March with the inaugural concert of its 2016 season. The programme entitled Transfigured Night takes its name from Arnold Schoenberg’s masterful string sextet Verklärte Nacht (Transfigured Night), an early work reflecting this composer’s interest and mastery of late Romantic musical ideas. Inspired by a poem of the expressionist poet, Richard…
Join pianist Chris Cartner when he performs this collection of dramatic and passionate masterpieces which are legacies to the era of the great Russian Romantics. Russia’s frozen landscapes ignited warmth in the heart of Tchaikovsky, inspiring hugely emotional music which paved the way for the Romantic revolution in his homeland. Rachmaninoff’s popular solo piano works…
Omega Ensemble take you to Hungarian hillsides, Russian squares and late nights at the Parisian circus with their concert Bartók in Contrast. Clarinetist and Artistic Director, David Rowden, leads an exhilarating program of twentieth-century works by Bartók, Shostakovich, Poulenc and Khachaturian, covering the full gamut of colour and emotion. Featuring David Rowden with violinist Anna…