EASTER ORATORIO
Friday 8th April 7:30pm – St Francis of Assisi Church, Paddington
Saturday 9th April 7:30pm – Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, Penrith
Sunday 10th April 2:30pm -Our Lady of Dolours Church, Chatswood
Program
J.S. Bach Cantata ‘Am abend …
The Phoenix Collective, ACT Critics’ Circle Music Award recipients, present their opening recital series concert for 2022 with their concert ‘Darkness and Light’.
A concert which explores contrasts in the works of some of
classical music’s best known composers: Wolfgang …
Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra has launched its stellar 2022 season – and there are treats & surprises at every turn.
Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra returns to concert stages around Australia with renewed enthusiasm and resolve – after …
Kyla Matsuura-Miller (violin) has been chosen as the winner of The Music Trust’s 2021 Freedman Classical Fellowship. Kyla and finalists Eliza Shephard (flute), Will Hansen (double bass) and Molly Collier-O’Boyle (viola) competed for the coveted $21,000 prize in a …
The Sydney Opera House embarks on a new season of Utzon Music in 2022. The intimate annual concert series offers the unique opportunity to hear superb solo artists and small ensembles up-close and personal in the exquisite Utzon Room …
Celebrating a decade of performances at the Concourse, Chatswood, Willoughby Symphony has returned for live performances with their annual Last Night of the Proms, conducted by Guy Noble .Noble clearly had a terrific time , his conducting was crisp ,clear …
After more than seven months, the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra makes a triumphant return to the stage with two concerts. In December, the Orchestra will perform their much-loved Noël! Noël! concerts in Sydney and Melbourne, and in January, as …
A stunning performance by the ACO led by Richard Tognetti, with fiery, blistering, tempestuous playing of the richly layered music.Directed by Matisse Ruby and dramatically shot (photography by Drew English) this is a powerhouse performance of what is arguably Beethoven’s …