Sydney Philharmonia Choirs announces its 2020 season
Celebrating its centenary next year, the Philharmonia has commissioned 12 Australian composers whose works will be performed throughout 2020.
Celebrating its centenary next year, the Philharmonia has commissioned 12 Australian composers whose works will be performed throughout 2020.
Inventive arrangements of traditional carols and Christmas songs, and a luscious new work by Australia's Luke Byrne.
Requiems by Brahms and Dvořák, a new work by Antony Pitts, and the Great American Songbook are among next year's highlights.
A delightful concert version with a top cast led by Alexander Lewis, Caroline O'Connor and a glittering Annie Aitken.
Taryn Fiebig and Jud Arthur steal the show as a luminous Adam and Eve.
After surgery and chemotherapy, the popular soprano performs in The Creation for Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, alongside husband Jud Arthur.
Alexander Lewis, Anne Aitken, Caroline O'Connor and Kanen Breen will star in this semi-staged production of Bernstein's operetta.
A centenary production of Bernstein's Candide and Joby Talbot's Path of Miracles join three 18th-century choral masterpieces.
Some very good singing in this admirable venture was let down by the venue.
A heavenly accounting of Elgar's oratorio.
Weymark’s new and old English masterworks bridge the centuries.
Brett Weymark enjoys exploring the ripe choral masterpiece that the Countess of Albermarle pronounced "disgusting".
Brett Weymark and SCC would have made Richard Gill proud, not to mention Britten.