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    Elder Conservatorium: In Honour of Beryl Kimber (Leske)

    Elder Hall University of Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
    This special concert honours the memory of Beryl Kimber (Leske), whose distinguished career as an international virtuoso and violin teacher at the Elder Conservatorium spanned decades, shaping generations of musicians. The program opens with J.S. Bach's Sonata No. 2 in A major, BWV 1015, a work of luminous elegance and…

    Australian National Academy of Music: ELISION & ANAM

    Abbotsford Convent 1 St Heliers St, Abbotsford, VIC, Australia
    This program begins with Milica Djordjević's Nalet, introducing a gripping and persevering energy as the ensemble pushes determinedly against an unseen resistance, delineative of Djordjević's struggle when composing this piece. Xenakis puts a spin on the sound an orchestra can create in Jalons, each movement developing upon rhythmic construction and…

    Melbourne Youth Orchestra: The Big Busk 2026

    Queen Victoria Market Queen St, Melbourne, Melbourne, Vic, Australia
    The streets of the Queen Victoria Market will come alive with the sound of music when Melbourne Youth Orchestras (MYO) presents The Big Busk on Saturday 19 September 2026, transforming one of Naarm/Melbourne's most iconic destinations into a vibrant celebration of young musical talent. More than 650 young musicians will…
    The Equinox Sound Baths

    Theatre Royal: The Equinox Sound Baths

    Ian Potter Recital Hall 19-27 Campbell St, Hobart, TAS, Australia
    Sound is restorative, a soothing balm to ease broken hearts, minds and souls. It can guide us through deep pain, loss and suffering to emerge reshaped. The right frequency can mend deep psychological rifts and envelope the listener in audio fields of warmth, care and connection.  Bing/Santospirito are Natalya Bing…
    Mozart’s Last Symphonies

    Australian Chamber Orchestra: Mozart’s Last Symphonies

    QPAC Corner Melbourne St and Grey St, South Bank, QLD, Australia
    The late symphonies of Mozart are a touchstone for extraordinary musicians and experiencing the ACO perform them is an unforgettable experience. Richard Tognetti played the last three symphonies in his first year as Artistic Director of the ACO, and he returns to them often because they are works that only…
    All-Star Circus

    Sydney Fringe Festival: All-Star Circus

    Fools Paradise Victoria Square / Tarntanyangga, Victoria Square, Adelaide, Kaurna, Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia
    Back by popular demand, All-Star Circus is the big-feats showcase that kids and parents will love. Get ready to be amazed by towering human pyramids, massive spinning wheels and acrobatic moves that will have your whole family in a spin. Brought to you by cast of award-winning acrobats and comedians…
    The Equinox Sound Baths

    Theatre Royal: The Equinox Sound Baths

    Ian Potter Recital Hall 19-27 Campbell St, Hobart, TAS, Australia
    Sound is restorative, a soothing balm to ease broken hearts, minds and souls. It can guide us through deep pain, loss and suffering to emerge reshaped. The right frequency can mend deep psychological rifts and envelope the listener in audio fields of warmth, care and connection.  Bing/Santospirito are Natalya Bing…

    Jenny Lu and James Littlewood: Devotions

    St John's Anglican Church, East Malvern 5-7 Finch Street, East Malvern, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
    Pianist Jenny Lu and bass trombonist James Littlewood invite you to Devotion, a program exploring commitment and hope in music. Centred on themes of spiritual reflection and resilience, the concert features Daniella Candillari’s Extremely Close, which is a poignant cycle of songs without words described by the composer as a…
    Bryce Dessner’s Trembling Earth

    : Bryce Dessner’s Trembling Earth

    This richly textured program explores the enduring power of the natural world, from flowing rivers and oceans to forested mountains and fields. Umberto Clerici leads us into the lyricism of Dvořák’s Symphony No.8, a heartfelt celebration of Bohemia’s natural beauty. Alive with birdsong, rustic dances and sweeping melodies, its folk-infused tunes…

    Adelaide Symphony Orchestra: Sibelius: The Symphonies Concert 3

    Adelaide Town Hall off Pirie St, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
    This year, the ASO embarks on a profound exploration of the symphonies by Jean Sibelius led by Chief Conductor Mark Wigglesworth. Fusing the spirit of Finnish folk melodies with orchestral grandeur, Sibelius tells stories of nature, memory, and identity. Experience an unmissable cycle of symphonies, seven masterpieces in which personal,…

    Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Handel & Bach

    Melbourne Recital Centre 31 Sturt St, Southbank, VIC, Australia
    It’s the 1700s and you’re sipping a glass of champagne. Beautiful music is playing through the open air, and you listen to the instruments while cruising gently down the river with your friends. It’s a scene fit for a king, which is exactly why George Frideric Handel composed Water Music.…
    Bourgeois Baroque

    Genesis Baroque: Bourgeois Baroque

    Bendigo Bank Theatre 50 View Street,, Bendigo, VIC, Australia
    Genesis Baroque presents a dazzling program featuring some of the most celebrated masterworks of the French and German Baroque. The program opens with Georg Philipp Telemann’s elegant and triumphant suite for oboes, horns, and strings, followed by J.S. Bach’s glorious Brandenburg Concerto No.1, coloured with the sounds of hunting horns,…