Members of Sydney Camerata perform a free lunchtime concert at St James’ King Street on Remembrance Day this week. Violinist Dan Russell and cellist Mathisha Panagoda perform a chamber recital of music by Mozart, JS Bach and Handel in the serenely beautiful and acoustically brilliant surroundings of one of Sydney’s oldest sacred buildings. Also enjoy…
The Metropolitan Orchestra launches into 2014 with the first of its Met Concerts, featuring the orchestra’s Principal Flute Svetlana Yaroslavskaya as soloist in Vine’s Pipe Dreams concerto for Flute and Orchestra . Also on the programme conducted by Sarah-Grace Williams, Mozart’s Symphony no 31 (Paris), and Schumann’s Symphony no 3 (Rhenish). TMOs Met Concerts feature the full complement…
“Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos are such supreme jewels of Baroque music that 30 years ago I named the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra in their honour,” says Paul Dyer, the Brandenburg’s Artistic Director. The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra directed by Paul Dyer AO from the harpsichord, performs five of J S Bach’s iconic Brandenburg concertos in commemoration of this anniversary. They will…
ARIA Award winning a capella quartet ‘The Idea of North’ returns to their Sydney city haunt, The Basement this week. Alto Naomi Crellin is back singing with soprano Sally Cameron, tenor Nick Begbie and Andrew Piper, after taking time out for maternity leave. Here’s what The Basement has to say about The Idea of North: “They have a distinct sound and style,…
Sydney Chamber Choir under its new Music Director Sam Allchurch with the Muffat Collective presents A Royal Affair, featuring masterworks from two Masters of the Queen’s Music with two of Handel’s grandest royal works. The first non-Briton to hold the royal appointment, Australian composer Malcolm Williamson brought a larrikin spirit to the role. ‘Most of my…
The 9th Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival goes on sale today with its most diverse, comprehensive and exciting line up to date. It will feature 100 leading female artists at venues across Sydney – Bondi Pavilion, Pier One, Foundry616, Venue 505, The Newsagency, Joynton Ave Creative Centre and Studios 301, celebrating the artistry of women…
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