Opera star Emma Matthews, soprano, performs a programme of Mozart arias with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra conducted by Umberto Clerici and led by Andrew Haveron. The orchestra will also perform stand-alone orchestral works by Schubert. One of Australia’s most beloved performers and brightest opera stars, Emma Matthews’ versatility, charisma and exquisite coloratura soprano are the…
The Willoughby Symphony’s final concert for 2014 will showcase the talents of Australia’s rising music stars performing a selection of beloved works by Mozart and Bach. The orchestra, choir and guest soloists will be conducted by accomplished young conductor, Paul Fitzsimon. The concert will also feature the world premiere of the winning composition of the…
Pedro de Alcantara is a classically trained cellist, teacher, coach, author and exponent of the Alexander Technique, He is visiting Sydney in May conducting workshops and performing. His performing style integrates improvisation, playing different instruments and singing. Pedro de Alcantara grew up in Sao Paulo, Brazil and moved to New York where he studied,…
Sydney opera lovers were delighted by Sir David McVicar’s production of The Marriage of Figaro for Opera Australia seen earlier this year. Palace Opera and Ballet screens the cinema version of Sir David McVicar’s acclaimed Covent Garden production of Mozart’s lively and gloriously fun comic opera about love, infidelity and forgiveness. The action is set…
Experience Charlie Chaplin’s silent film The Immigrant as it sounded in 1917 in Echoes of the Picture Palace. Saxophonist Nick Russoniello and The Golden Age Quartet reimagine the magic of the picture palace, as part of the Prelude in Tea concert series. In the 1920s America fell in love with the movies; Hollywood’s first stars…
Described as the “Ukrainian firebrand”, pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk returns to the City Recital Hall for just one concert this weekend. Gavrylyuk has spent part of his life in Sydney and the city regards him with great affection. His concerts here are always welcomed. Drawn mostly from the Romantic Masters, the programme includes Beethoven Sonata No.14…
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