‘Carolfest’ with Sydney University Musical Society


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…
Soprano Josie Ryan and her ensemble The Emeralds who together make up Josie and The Emeralds present Let Me Dwell- Music For Sanctuary Seekers a fund-raising concert for the Asylum Seekers Resource Centre and the Jesuit Refugee Service. The concert features music by Tomkins, Byrd, Ferrabosco, Dowland, Pandolfo and contemporary composer Brooke Green. Net profits from ticket sales will be given to these two…
This Wednesday the 12th of October, Selby and friends revel in the camaraderie created by a soprano, a flautist, a cellist and a pianist in their lunchtime concert at the City Recital Hall. Greta Bradman joins Jane Rutter, Julian Smiles and Kathy Selby in a programme of music from JS Bach to John Corigliano. Opening…
Sydney guitar and accordion duo Blue and Sentimental join chamber-folk super group The String Contingent in “From Here or Somewhere Else” – an exotic double bill of ‘chamber-folk, gypsy, tango and classical fusion’. Part of the popular Prelude in Tea series of concerts, the concert will also include the theatre’s legendary afternoon tea with a selection of delectable cakes and…
Trinity Grammar School’s Society of the Arts is thrilled to present a solo recital by pianist Michael Kieran Harvey, arguably one of Australia’s greatest pianists. A champion of Australian music and himself a composer, Michael Kieran Harvey regularly commissions new Australian music and has performed with Australia’s leading contemporary music ensembles and orchestras. Born in…
In their final concert for 2011, the Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra conducted by Sarah-Grace Williams presents a trio of joyous works. Gounod’s Petite Symphony raises the curtain. A chamber work for nine wind instruments it showcases Gounod’s writing beyond his traditional genre, sans voices and opera orchestra. It’s style though, is unmistakable. Also on the programme,…