The Australia Ensemble@ UNSW presents a lunchtime concert featuring Connesson’s Disco toccata for clarinet and cello, as well as Ian Munro’s Clarinet Quintet , Bartok’s Suite paysanne hongroise and Brahms’ Hungarian Dance Suite.
Admission is free. Open to the public.
The China National Opera and Dance Drama Theatre presents The Legend of the Chinese Song Fairy – Opera Liu Sanjie in Concert – performed by 56 artists including a 40-person choir in this Australian Premiere. China National Opera and Dance Drama Theatre (CNODDT) proudly returns to Australia in December for a concert production of the classic masterpiece…
Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, one of the most beloved voices of our era performs in Sydney next year. This evening will be an opportunity to hear the lyrical beauty of her voice and the sublime artistry which have made her one of the world’s greatest singers. The tour celebrates her 70th Birthday and she will perform her own personal selection…
Andrey Gugnin, winner of the 2016 Sydney International Piano Competition of Australia, performs a thrilling recital which includes music by Bach, Schubert, Shostakovich, and Stravinsky. In 2016, six finalists competed in the grand finals of the Sydney International Piano Competition of Australia at the Sydney Opera House. The winner, 29-year-old Russian virtuoso, Andrey Gugnin returns to…
Join Omega Ensemble for a thrilling performance of the music of Bernard Herrmann as they open their 2016 season at the Sydney Opera House. Celebrated as one of the most innovative film composers of all time, Bernard Herrmann created the soundtracks for some of the 20th Century’s best-known films. The highly charged music that underlies Alfred Hitchcock’s…
The Willoughby Symphony conducted by Matthew Wood, presents Nature, featuring the music of Bohemia, guest artists, music by Composer-in-Residence Daniel Rojas and a world premiere by the 2017 Willoughby Symphony/Fine Music 102.5 Young Composer of the Year. Opening with Smetana’s endearing composition, The Moldau, journey across the Czech countryside, past the lush backdrop of the…
Celebrating 40 years of music making, the Sydney Chamber Choir opens its 2015 season with Passion + Resurrection, a programme which focuses on the Easter themes of sacrifice and new hope in an exploration of startling musical contrasts. At its heart is the Australian premiere of Passion and Resurrection, by leading young Latvian composer, Eriks Ešenvalds (b 1977)….