Review: Sacred & Profane (Southern Cross Soloists)
The SXS were the unflappable ringmasters when the circus came to town, profanely combining chamber music with acrobatics in virtuosic mayhem.
The SXS were the unflappable ringmasters when the circus came to town, profanely combining chamber music with acrobatics in virtuosic mayhem.
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An intimate experimental program, tucking the audience under a doona of restful music to soothe the soul.
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SXS launch a Queensland-centred 2026 season of bold commissions, regional expansion and genre-bending collaborations.
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Fifty-three small-to-medium arts companies granted multi-year support in a "record investment" from Arts Queensland.
The funding commitment – nearly $40m – is one of the state’s most significant investments in the performing arts to date.
SXS sparkle with a scintillating world premiere in an eclectic jubilee concert of jazz, opera and First Nations music.
"Chamber music is all about intimacy and connection," says Festival curator Tim Munro. "It is where composers share private thoughts."