The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) is returning to live performance. The TMO will finish 2020 just as it started, with lots of energy, excitement and plenty of much loved live music including the return of a favourite Australian work.
The concert …
Above : Guitarist Giuseppe Zangari plays Rodrigo’s ‘Concerto De Aranjuez’ with TMO. Featured image : conductor Sarah-Grace Williams leads TMO during the final concert for 2017. Photo credit : John B C Images.
‘New Beginnings’ was TMO’s final Met Concert …
Above: Violin soloist Glenn Christensen played Beethoven’s Violin Concerto with TMO. Featured image: The Metropolitan Orchestra and Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams. Photo credit: John B Chen.
The fourth concert in TMO’s 2016 season, ‘The Great’ was a substantial undertaking. Its …
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s (TMO) Concert #5 at the ABC Centre’s Eugene Goossen’s Hall followed the successful pattern of previous concerts in this series.
A local soloist was featured with TMO in the concert’s first half. After interval TMO was …
From chamber music which re-works a Baroque master’s keyboard pieces to a masterful interpretation of a titan amongst the orchestral repertoire, The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) presented yet another inspiring concert in the 2015 Met Concert series.
This concert opened with …
The first Sydney Chamber Choir concert for 2014 collaborated with fine soloists and The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) to present musical ingenuity from over the past four and a half centuries. Guest conductor Richard Gill was faithful to every ground-breaking composer …
The Series Three concert was consistent with the TMO’s 2013 programming formula. Orchestral works and collaboration with a soloist were followed by a loved orchestral classic as a finale.
This concert’s gift to the assembled was once again its work …