Review: The Scott Sisters: Pioneers of Science and Art (State Library NSW & Australian Haydn Ensemble)
Music, theatre and animation converge to tell the story of two remarkable Australian naturalists.
Music, theatre and animation converge to tell the story of two remarkable Australian naturalists.
Playing music by Beethoven, Marais and Elena Kats-Chernin, Australian Haydn Ensemble's Skye McIntosh is set to unpack the story of the Scott sisters, Australia's pioneering nature illustrators.
An illuminating program uncovers the forgotten Bohemian influences shaping Haydn and Beethoven’s celebrated quartets.
'Less is more' works doubly well for Australian Haydn Ensemble players.
Australian Haydn Ensemble frames some picture-perfect quartets as old Colonials watch on.
From birdsong in March to the thunderous roll of Haydn’s London triumphs in October, AHE’s 2026 season traces an arc of discovery and delight.
Beethoven, Mozart and a luminous new work by Ella Macens showcase the Australian Haydn Ensemble’s elegance, invention and emotional depth.
A warm, spirited and colourful rendition of a surprisingly innovative work.
Leading from the fortepiano, Erin Helyard joins AHE in a sensitive, warm and expressive celebration of Mozart.
AHE and David Greco take us to their lieder - with strings attached.
Baritone David Greco and Australian Haydn Ensemble achieve the tight and coordinated ebb and flow required to give lieder its life.
A tricky acoustic and the late summer heat took some of the shine off AHE's Sunrise.
Composer Ella Macens to create a new work for AHE and help foster new talent in the ensemble's Emerging Composers Workshops.