In an exciting collaboration, TaikOz, Australia’s premier taiko ensemble, joins Kodo, one of Japan’s best known drumming ensemble for a national Australian concert tour, featuring Grand Master shakuhachi player Riley Lee. ‘Taiko’ is the generic name given to a Japanese drum which has evolved into a spectrum of percussion instruments. TaikOz is Australia’s premier taiko ensemble. Established in 1997, TaikOz is guided by three…
For its next major concert, Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir is delving into the life, loves, music and legacy of one of the world’s greatest ever composers, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. For this concert, the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir will be joined by a string quartet and a pianist with soprano and baritone soloists to perform…
Soprano Nadia Piave and pianist Mauro Colombis have put together Cinema! a programme of songs by Nino Rota, Georges Delerue and Charles Chaplin from Italian and French movies from the 1950’s through to the 1980’s – the gorgeous themes of Fellini’s La Strada and Tornatore’s Cinema Paradiso, and those haunting songs from Colpi’s Une Aussi Longue Absence, Truffaut’s L’Amour a Vignt Ans and Sautet’s Les Choses de La Vie… this…
Dispel the mid-winter chills with the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra’s June/July programme themed around Classic Spain. The orchestra, conducted by Warwick Potter with solo guitarist Slava Grigoryan will be conjuring up images of warmth and fiery passion in this programme which includes the very popular Concierto de Aranjuez by Rodrigo, Arriaga’s Overture to Los Esclavos Felices (The Happy Slaves) and Beethoven’s Symphony…
UNSW’s choir, the Collegium Musicum Choir performs Handel’s Messiah in its inaugural concert of the 2016 season, conducted by choral director Sonia Maddock and accompanied by an orchestra which includes core members of the Australia Ensemble @UNSW. The 80-voice ensemble performs this pillar of the choral repertoire with its breathtaking arias and choruses, including the immortal Hallelujah chorus and…
On July 27th baritone Morgan Elliot Pearse will perform Schubert’s Winterreise, D 911 with pianist Chad Vindin. Later this year, he’ll undertake a different winter’s journey of sorts, and move to London where he will undertake a Master’s degree at the Royal College of Music. Unlike Winterriese, this journey is about the ascent of a career rather than the descent into despair. One…
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