The Metropolitan Orchestra reveals 2024 season
The tenacious orchestra from Sydney’s Inner West offers an impressive eight world premieres in 2024.
The tenacious orchestra from Sydney’s Inner West offers an impressive eight world premieres in 2024.
Since the first BRAVO Cruise, Guy Noble has played conductor and host. Preparing to set sail again in 2024, he remembers past highlights.
Heather Shannon's new work, Strange Roses, brings synthesizer and orchestra into harmony one moment and into stark opposition the next.
The orchestra extends its hand to its local community with a welcoming program, packed with a gripping world premiere.
Amadeus, Peter Shaffer’s best-known play, rings loudly and clearly in this new production that kicks off the Sydney Opera House’s 50th year. Loud and clear, but hollow.
With six world premieres from Australian composers, the Metropolitan Orchestra offers a new Chamber Music Festival alongside its mainstage program.
Rahel Romahn plays Mozart in Amadeus, opposite Michael Sheen as his musical adversary, Salieri. He plans to pick Sheen’s brains, since the Welsh star portrayed Mozart in London in 1998 and then on Broadway.
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The Women's Club will again play host to emerging female musicians from the Sydney Conservatorium, showcasing Australian artists.
What have our small to medium ensembles programmed this year?
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s 2022 season includes seven world premieres and two new children’s shows, as it continues to strive for accessibility and support for Australian artists.
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Find out what's on stage and streaming online in December from Limelight editors Jo Litson, Angus McPherson and Clive Paget.