Sydney University Graduate Chamber Choir under the musical direction of Christopher Bowen presents Of God and Love, a concert featuring music by Mendelssohn, Mozart, Durante, Saint-Saëns and C Bowen.
Entry $25 with $25 donation at the door.
Opening on April 12, selected cinemas in Sydney and NSW have a special treat Live in HD from The Met. Prodigious tenor Jonas Kaufman and mezzo-soprano Sophie Koch, appear together as Werther and Charlotte for the first time at the Met in the eponymous opera, Jules Massenet’s adaptation of Goethe’s revolutionary and tragic romance….
The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra powers on into the middle of its spectacular 2019 “In Celebration” season with a musical ‘rocket’ amid a firmament of stars! Mannheim Rocket transports listeners back to the explosive birth of the modern symphonic style of Mannheim in the late 18th century. The cutting-edge orchestral sinfonias of Stamitz and…
The Sirius Woodwind Trio comprising flautist Melissa Coleman, clarinettist Ian Sykes and bassoonist Alison Evans presents a short program featuring music by Piston, Greenbaum, Washburn and Szekely as part of the Australia Day recitals at St Stephen’s Uniting Church in Macquarie Street. The concert is free.
Boutique opera company Opera Bites has once again partnered with The Castlereagh Boutique Hotel to bring you Turkish Delight an unforgettable evening of fully costumed popular opera complete with a bespoke menu and select fine wines to match. Enter a world of operatic splendour as you step through the doors of this breath-taking heritage listed dining…
Presented as part of The Big Anxiety Festival, the world premiere of Daughters comprises haunting, music based on stories of gender violence. Daughters exposes a story often hidden behind closed doors and swept away from society’s day-to-day life. It is a global crisis that affects one in three women in their lifetime and is a narrative…
Join The Metropolitan Orchestra with Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams as they journey through a wonderfully varied program including gypsy folk inspired music by Kodaly, piano virtuosity with both Jazz and Classical inspiration from Gershwin, and finally the famous Enigma Variations by Elgar. They begin their global journey in Galanta (now part of Slovakia), where the…