Tune into ABC Classic for the concert recording of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra’s Vivaldi’s Venice, featuring French harpist Xavier de Maistre.
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The Song Company begins its Eastertide tour, with In Tempore Paschali, a programme of sacred polyphony. Returning to the iconic venue of the Crypt at St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney, for the first concert, the ensemble will present a second concert in North Sydney. The programme moves through the stillness of the tomb to the Paschal…
Baritone Alexander Knight and pianist Chris Cartner present a recital of Songs from England and Russia, featuring a selection of Art Songs as well as music for piano. Alexander Knight recently performed in Faure’s Requiem, presented by the Sydney Chamber Choir and performed in the chorus of Opera Australia’s recent production of Eugene Onegin….
The Omega Ensemble presents an unusual and intimate performance of the music of Mahler in the July concert of their Virtuoso Series with guest artist soprano Jane Sheldon. Mahler’s Symphony No. 4 is one of the closest to chamber music of all of Mahler’s immense output. This unique arrangement by Klaus Simon from 2007 retains Mahler’s…
Fresh from their successful tour of Asia, Sydney Chamber Choir starts the year with their Easter concert of which the centrepiece is Fauré’s Requiem, with The Metropolitan Orchestra and soloists Belinda Montgomery and Alexander Knight. Conducting this concert will be Richard Gill OAM, the incoming music director of the Sydney Chamber Choir. Fauré’s Requiem is more a lullaby of…
James Barrow and Lee Bracegirdle The Woollahra Philharmonic Orchestra presents Capricious – a program of romantic orchestral favourites, conducted by Australian-American composer, horn player and conductor, Lee Bracegirdle with guest soloist, the brilliant young Sydney tuba player, James Barrow. Capricious presents some stunning, but seldom heard masterpieces including Vaughan-Williams’ haunting Tuba Concerto, Rachmaninov’s Capriccio Bohemien and the landmark…
The Sydney Mozart Society presents the Australian World Orchestra Chamber Ensemble, comprising six exceptional musicians – violinists Daniel Dodds and Natalie Chee, violist Sally Clarke, cellist David Berlin, clarinetist Francesco Celata and pianist Tamara-Anna Cislowska. Together, they will perform Mozart’s Kegelstatt trio, a joyous expression of musical friendship, the autumnal Clarinet quintet in B minor, op 115 by Brahms…
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