Melbourne Digital Concert Hall’s Sydney season presents violinist Emma Jardine with pianist Benjamin Kopp,performing form the National Art School.
The spontaneity, excitement and energy tumble relentlessly from pianist Daniel Rojas when he performs. He composes as he plays, creating improvisations that never existed before and quite possibly may never be heard again. Equally, Rojas performs from the heart and his passion and sincerity sweep his audience along to the source of his inspiration –…
Two musical powerhouses blend east and west to create earth cry – a dark, vibrant and transformative concert experience when Synergy Percussion and, Noreum Machi the foremost percussion ensembles of Australia and Korea, join forces to bring together the traditional and the contemporary of both cultures. earth cry will be an immersive concert experience, performed amidst a vivid…
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…
The Choir of St James’ King Street, will mark the launch of their 2013 season with Metamorphosis, a concert featuring a range of Renaissance and contemporary pieces. Directed by Warren Trevelyan-Jones, the programme will centre on the work of Carlo Gesualdo, marking the 400th anniversary of his death. The beauty of Gesualdo’s music is coloured by a dissonance…
This year, Blush Opera presents a new Australian musical comedy, How To Build A Billy, a show with big voices, big banging and more than a few screws loose. In this madcap contemporary opera, two singers must build flat pack IKEA furniture from scratch in the story of two siblings struggling to cope with their newly…
The Sydney Consort presents 1+2+3+4 (Bach’s Concerti) in its third performance of the 2017 concert season and one of the most exciting of programs. The ensemble welcomes back Israeli virtuoso harpsichordist, Michael Tsalka, who will join the ensemble in a rare performance of four concertos composed by J S Bach. This year the ensemble will perform the remaining…
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