Romantic choral masterpieces by famous French composers performed with an ensemble of organ, harp, cello and double bass. This concert is part of the 16th Annual Windfire Music Festival, Geelong.

Romantic choral masterpieces by famous French composers performed with an ensemble of organ, harp, cello and double bass.

Award-winning British vocal ensemble, The Tallis Scholars are renowned for their stunning cappella performances and exquisite recordings of sacred vocal music. The choir first sang at the Sydney Opera House in 1985, 40 years ago, and has returned five times since, most recently in 2010. In their first performance in…

A garden teeming with temptation and desire, grotesque creatures and improbable scenes of surrender: the uninhibited world of Hieronymus Bosch’s 500-year-old triptych “De tuin der lusten”. Baffling his Dutch contemporaries and the casual tourists in Madrid’s Prado in equal measure (not to mention generations of art critics) Bosch’s Garden of…

Our concert is devoted to choral music written in celebration – of love, nature, monarchs and religious figures. The choir, led by Stephen Kerr, will be joined by soprano Amanda Hargreaves and a group of invited instrumentalists. Works performed will include: the English round Sumer is icumen in (written around 1260) and a set of…

A serious young man, torn by the death of his mother and the loss of a mentor, not a believer but finding comfort in the spiritual… This is the Brahms who wrote A German Requiem – a magnificent, heartful work for soloists, chorus and orchestra. This isn’t a Latin requiem for the…