There are still tickets available for the fabulous premiere of The Cellists of The Metropolitan Orchestra this weekend who will perform music by great composers such as Handel, Wagner, Villa-Lobos, Schumann, Metallica and more.
There are tickets from only $10.00!
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The St John Passion BWV 245 was Johann Sebastian Bach’s first and is his most oft performed passion. It’s a repository of the best of Baroque writing, replete with choruses and da capo arias, recitatives, tutti and small group (concertino) sections. It contains writing and orchestration that makes Baroque music able to fulfil the twin…
He performs in the most famous concert halls around the world and this month, pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk returns to Sydney to perform in the Sydney Symphony’s Russian Passion programme at Sydney Opera House. “I am over-joyed to be reuniting with the Sydney Symphony to share the magic of music-making in my beloved Sydney,” said Gavrylyuk….
The Sydney Opera House recreates its inaugural concert given on September 1973. Sir Charles Mackerras conducted an all Wagner programme which featured soprano Birgit Nilsson. This afternoon ABC TV screens the August 2013 concert in which Simone Young conducted a reprise of that programme with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and soprano Christine Brewer.
Omega Ensemble is joined by Melbourne cellist Howard Penny in its final Virtuoso Series concert for 2018, Momentum, featuring the music of Schubert and Mendelssohn. Scored unusually for two violins, viola and two cellos, Schubert’s Cello Quintet was composed during the final weeks of the composer’s life, and ranks among his greatest accomplishments. This momentous…
The Musician Project Orchestra welcomes back conductor Fabian Russell in a programme that features cellist Jack Bailey and the music of Richard Strauss and Prokofiev. Fabian Russell previously conducted the young ensemble in their 2015 performance of Mahler’s 9th Symphony. Young Australian cellist Jack Bailey returns from studies in the UK to perform with the ensemble.<style>…
‘Big’ may be ‘beautiful’, but ‘small’ is ‘wonderful’ in Halcyon’s presentation of of their early June concert Small Wonders. Focusing exclusively on works for very small forces, it demands the soloistic talents of each ensemble performer. Halcyon’s Alison Morgan (soprano) and Jenny-Duck Chong (mezzo-soprano) are joined by guest artists cellist Geoffrey Gartner, pianist Jo Allan…