he North Sydney Symphony Orchestra presents BAILE y FUEGO! (Dance and Fire!) a concert of music from, and inspired by, Spanish and Latin American culture.
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s "Carnivals & Adventures" includes two exceptional masterworks along with an exciting world premiere featuring solo saxophone with orchestra.
Join the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra conducted by George Ellis for a captivating performance of Prokofiev's classic Peter and the Wolf.
The North Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Steven Hillinger with guest concert master Adrian Keating and featuring virtuoso violinist Anna da Silva Chen, plays a trio of some of the most beautiful orchestral music ever written.
Virtuoso violist and innovator Tahlia Petrosian brings Klassik Underground to Australia, performing in Sydney at Pier 2/3, as well as at Adelaide’s Illuminate Festival, Melbourne’s Recital Centre and in Canberra.
The newly formed Australian Indian Orchestra will connect Australians and Indians through music by and for Indians and Australians.
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s third Met Concert of 2023 promises an event filled with masterworks and new sounds inspired by new worlds.
The Young Mannheim Symphonists conducted by Rachael Beesley perform music by composers of the classical and romatic eras.
The incomparable Academy of St Martin in the Fields led by violinist and music director Joshua Bell, returns to Sydney in October for three performances at the Sydney Opera House, in its first Australian tour in six years. The third program will be exclusive to Sydney.
The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) plays a world premiere, a variety of orchestral music and a Russian banger in its final concert for 2023.
The Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra (KPO) under guest conductor Monica Buckland, presents a musical feast of classical favourites.
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Simone Young performs music by Peggy Glanville-Hicks with two great German symphonies.