Australian Piano Quartet – Love And Death in Liebestod

The Australia Piano Quartet with guest violinist Anna Da Silva Chen, performs a quartet of four works in a programme titled Liebestod.

The Australia Piano Quartet with guest violinist Anna Da Silva Chen, performs a quartet of four works in a programme titled Liebestod.
Over the years, the Sydney Chamber Choir has garnered a reputation for its sophisticated performances of the best in both established and emerging choral music. Musical Director Paul Stanhope has also extended the concept of ‘classical’ choral performances and pioneered programmes of music that crosses faiths and underscores similarities rather than differences in beliefs. The ultimate question of this aesthetic is whether religion and music can…
Sirius Chamber Ensemble’s first project for the year is a concert of music for wind quintet, featuring classics from the repertoire alongside recent music by Australian composers. Performances will be held in Sydney, Picton and Newcastle. Carl Nielsen’s Quintet Op.43 is perhaps the best-known and loved work for wind quintet. Dedicated to the members of…
Glenn Christensen performs as soloist in Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in the fourth MET Concert for this year, presented by The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO). Now a full-time member with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Glenn is also a member of the Lyrebird Trio who last performed with The Metropolitan Orchestra in 2014. He joins Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace…
The Sydney Consort is delighted to present for the first time the inspiring English soprano Amy Moore and renowned cornettist Matthew Manchester to perform an array of early Venetian compositions. Join the ensemble on a musical journey through musica Veneziana and all its evocative arias, supported by strings, continuo and cornetto. The Sydney Consort will perform…
Join The Metropolitan Orchestra and Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams for the fourth and final Met Concert for 2014 in which Kirsten Williams, Associate Concertmaster with Sydney Symphony Orchestra features as soloist. In addition to performing with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Kirsten regularly plays the violin for sick babies in the neonatal ward at Westmead Children’s Hospital. In recognition of her…
The Sydney University Graduate Choir is delighted to present a performance of choral music of the – the golden era of French creativity. The choir will be accompanied by a full orchestra and the organ of the Great Hall, Sydney University. Works on this program will be the Requiem by Saint-Saëns, Franck’s Psalm 150, and the…