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Mozart Requiem

Perth Symphonic Chorus: Mozart Requiem

Government House Ballroom, 13 St George’s Tce, Perth Government House Ballroom, 13 St George’s Terrace, Perth
Experience music filled with majesty and mortality - Mozart's final composition, his Requiem, presented by Perth Symphonic Chorus. Don't miss this powerful and moving concert program presented at the Government House Ballroom, featuring soloists who are rising stars of the operatic stage, Perth's finest orchestral musicians, and Perth's most experienced…

Echoes of Humanity

National Capital Orchestra: Echoes of Humanity

Llewellyn Hall Building 100, William Herbert Pl, Canberra
The National Capital Orchestra presents Echoes of Humanity, a special charity concert in partnership with St Vincent de Paul Society Canberra/Goulburn. Internationally acclaimed Polish pianist Lucas Krupiński joins the NCO as soloist for Rachmaninov’s much-loved Piano Concerto No. 2, followed by Mahler’s powerful Symphony No. 1 (“Titan”), conducted by NCO…

Carnival of the Animals

Sydney Symphony Orchestra: Carnival of the Animals

Sydney Opera House Sydney
What better way to introduce children to the sounds of the orchestra than Saint-Saëns’ beloved Carnival of the Animals? With plodding double-bass elephants, pecking piano-and-string hens and graceful cello swans, this piece has all the fun and fascination of a trip to the zoo. Alex Turley’s Animalia adds an Australian…

Craven Creek Music Association: Craven Creek Music Festival

Kingfisher 274 Craven Creek Rd, Rookhurst
Some of the country’s finest musicians return to Craven Creek, outside Gloucester NSW, for the 2026 Craven Creek Music Festival ‘Virtuosi Among the Gum Trees’. Featured in programs curated by the Australian Chamber Orchestra’s Principal cellist Timo-Veikko Valve (Tipi) are pianist Auro Go, SSO’s Associate Concermaster violinist Harry Bennetts, ACO’s…

Carnival of the Animals

Sydney Symphony Orchestra: Carnival of the Animals

Sydney Opera House Sydney
What better way to introduce children to the sounds of the orchestra than Saint-Saëns’ beloved Carnival of the Animals? With plodding double-bass elephants, pecking piano-and-string hens and graceful cello swans, this piece has all the fun and fascination of a trip to the zoo. Alex Turley’s Animalia adds an Australian…

Echoes of Humanity

National Capital Orchestra: Echoes of Humanity

Llewellyn Hall Building 100, William Herbert Pl, Canberra
The National Capital Orchestra presents Echoes of Humanity, a special charity concert in partnership with St Vincent de Paul Society Canberra/Goulburn. Internationally acclaimed Polish pianist Lucas Krupiński joins the NCO as soloist for Rachmaninov’s much-loved Piano Concerto No. 2, followed by Mahler’s powerful Symphony No. 1 (“Titan”), conducted by NCO…

West Australian Symphony Orchestra: Side-by-Side Symphony

Winthrop Hall Perth
WASO’s annual Side-by-Side Symphony program offers community musicians the extraordinary opportunity to perform on stage alongside members of their State Orchestra. Rehearsing together across two consecutive days before performing live on stage at Winthrop Hall, this special program is a rare and unforgettable experience for many community instrumentalists.

Bach & Telemann II

Pinchgut Opera: Coffee and a Dead Canary

City Recital Hall Sydney
A captivating selection of cantatas - in essence, tiny operas-by Bach and Telemann, revealing the theatrical spark of the two Baroque masters. Bach's Coffee Cantata is a witty musical snapshot of 18th-century life, in a playful tug-of-war between a coffee-loving daughter and her disapproving father. In contrast, Telemann's Canary Cantata offers a heartfelt…

Graduate Singers: Belonging

Elder Hall University of Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide
We invite you to join us for Belonging, our second concert of 2026. This program reflect on humanity’s deep need for shared connection. Here we sing music that celebrates how we find one another, what we owe each other, and how we shape each others’ lives. Through luminous harmonies, timeless…
Editor's Choice Australia Ensemble UNSW 2026 Concerts

Australia Ensemble: Australia Ensemble Concert 3 2026

Sir John Clancy Auditorium, UNSW 9 High St, Kensington
Jean Françaix’s Dixtuor exemplifies his ambition to entertain, with sparkling writing for 10 instruments. Tzigane – written by his avid supporter Ravel – is the springboard for Valerie Coleman’s brilliant wind quintet of the same name, while Alex Turley’s Syntax Error turns communication breakdowns between composer and performer into musical play. Written…
Editor's Choice Sibelius: The Symphonies

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra: Sibelius: The Symphonies Concert 1

Adelaide Town Hall off Pirie St, Adelaide
Chief Conductor Mark Wigglesworth leads the ASO in a complete cycle of Sibelius’s seven symphonies, tracing the composer’s evolution from the national-romantic expansiveness of the First and Second to the increasingly concise, abstract language of the later works. Rooted in Finnish landscapes, mythology and identity, the cycle reveals Sibelius’s radical…
Mozart Requiem

Perth Symphonic Chorus: Mozart Requiem

Government House Ballroom, 13 St George’s Tce, Perth Government House Ballroom, 13 St George’s Terrace, Perth
Experience music filled with majesty and mortality - Mozart's final composition, his Requiem, presented by Perth Symphonic Chorus. Don't miss this powerful and moving concert program presented at the Government House Ballroom, featuring soloists who are rising stars of the operatic stage, Perth's finest orchestral musicians, and Perth's most experienced…

Penrith Symphony Orchestra: Tosca – Opera in Concert

Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre Penrith
Tosca is offered a terrible bargain, but what will she choose, and who will survive? Set in Rome against a background of the Napoleonic wars, the action is urgent and visceral, charting less than twenty-four hours of real-time. PSO presents a thriller, one of the worlds most loved and staged…