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    Elder Conservatorium: Rhapsody

    Elder Hall University of Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
    The Elder Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra take to the stage under the baton of Lien Boon Hua from the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory, National University of Singapore. Be immersed in a bustling nocturnal marketplace with Jonathan Shin’s The Night Bazaar, between commotion and reflection, and fleeting moments in a city after…
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    Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival: Concert Two – French Flute meets Argentinian Tango

    Ian Potter Recital Hall, Conservatorium of Music at University of Tasmania 19 Collins St, Hobart, TAS, Australia
    Over four days and seven concerts, Hobart’s St George’s Church and the Hedberg Performing Arts Centre play host to pianists Piers Lane and Aura Go, violinist Emily Sun, flautist Joshua Batty, tenor Kyle Stegall, cellist Li-Wei Qin, Tasmanian ensemble Van Diemen’s Band and Chroma Quartet. The program spans three centuries,…
    Cocktail Hour with David Campbell

    Sydney Symphony Orchestra: Cocktail Hour with David Campbell

    Sydney Opera House Sydney, NSW, Australia
    Musical inspirations and influences come in many different forms, as shown by this exciting concert. Ástor Piazzolla brought tango out of the slums of Argentina and into concert halls, formalising and expanding its soundworld. Standing by his side for much of his career was double bass player Enrique ‘Kicho’ Díaz,…
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    Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival: Concert Three – Piers Lane in Recital

    Ian Potter Recital Hall, Conservatorium of Music at University of Tasmania 19 Collins St, Hobart, TAS, Australia
    Over four days and seven concerts, Hobart’s St George’s Church and the Hedberg Performing Arts Centre play host to pianists Piers Lane and Aura Go, violinist Emily Sun, flautist Joshua Batty, tenor Kyle Stegall, cellist Li-Wei Qin, Tasmanian ensemble Van Diemen’s Band and Chroma Quartet. The program spans three centuries,…
    First Things First

    Selby & Friends: First Things First

    National Gallery of Australia Parkes Place East, Parkes, ACT, Australia
    This concert was especially requested by guest artists, Timo-Veikko Valve and Andrew Haveron – both principal leaders in two of Australia’s finest large ensembles. S&F is thrilled to have them both back again, especially in this blockbuster program dedicated to the chamber music of the mighty Johannes Brahms. Incredibly soulful,…
    Editor's Choice Voyager

    Australian String Quartet: Voyager

    Elder Hall University of Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
    Garth Knox’s Satellites opens Voyager with a kaleidoscopic exploration of sound and texture that expands the sonic possibilities of the string quartet. Bartók’s arresting String Quartet No.4, a tour de force of rhythmic energy, then takes you to a playground of Hungarian folk influences and raw emotion. Beethoven’s monumental String Quartet in B-flat Major,…
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    Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival: Concert Four

    Ian Potter Recital Hall, Conservatorium of Music at University of Tasmania 19 Collins St, Hobart, TAS, Australia
    Over four days and seven concerts, Hobart’s St George’s Church and the Hedberg Performing Arts Centre play host to pianists Piers Lane and Aura Go, violinist Emily Sun, flautist Joshua Batty, tenor Kyle Stegall, cellist Li-Wei Qin, Tasmanian ensemble Van Diemen’s Band and Chroma Quartet. The program spans three centuries,…
    Twilight Dialogues

    Melbourne Chamber Orchestra: Twilight Dialogues

    Melbourne Recital Centre 31 Sturt St, Southbank, VIC, Australia
    We draw our Chamber Season to a close with a deeply expressive program. Clarinettist David Griffiths joins us for Ian Munro’s Songs from the Bush, evoking the unique rhythms and cadences of the Australian landscape. The series concludes with one of the crown jewels of the chamber repertoire — Brahms’ Clarinet…
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    Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival: Concert Five – Le Violon à la française

    Ian Potter Recital Hall, Conservatorium of Music at University of Tasmania 19 Collins St, Hobart, TAS, Australia
    Over four days and seven concerts, Hobart’s St George’s Church and the Hedberg Performing Arts Centre play host to pianists Piers Lane and Aura Go, violinist Emily Sun, flautist Joshua Batty, tenor Kyle Stegall, cellist Li-Wei Qin, Tasmanian ensemble Van Diemen’s Band and Chroma Quartet. The program spans three centuries,…
    First Things First

    Selby & Friends: First Things First

    Bowral Memorial Hall 16-24 Bendooley St,, Bowral, NSW
    This concert was especially requested by guest artists, Timo-Veikko Valve and Andrew Haveron – both principal leaders in two of Australia’s finest large ensembles. S&F is thrilled to have them both back again, especially in this blockbuster program dedicated to the chamber music of the mighty Johannes Brahms. Incredibly soulful,…
    Cocktail Hour with David Campbell

    Sydney Symphony Orchestra: Cocktail Hour with David Campbell

    Sydney Opera House Sydney, NSW, Australia
    Musical inspirations and influences come in many different forms, as shown by this exciting concert. Ástor Piazzolla brought tango out of the slums of Argentina and into concert halls, formalising and expanding its soundworld. Standing by his side for much of his career was double bass player Enrique ‘Kicho’ Díaz,…
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    Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival: Concert Six

    St George's Church, Battery Point 30 Cromwell Street, Battery Point, TAS, Australia
    Over four days and seven concerts, Hobart’s St George’s Church and the Hedberg Performing Arts Centre play host to pianists Piers Lane and Aura Go, violinist Emily Sun, flautist Joshua Batty, tenor Kyle Stegall, cellist Li-Wei Qin, Tasmanian ensemble Van Diemen’s Band and Chroma Quartet. The program spans three centuries,…