• Australia Ensemble UNSW 2026 Concerts

    Australia Ensemble UNSW: Concert 3

    Sir John Clancy Auditorium, UNSW 9 High St, Kensington, NSW, Australia
    Jean Françaix’s Dixtuor exemplifies his ambition to entertain, with sparkling writing for 10 instruments. Tzigane – written by his avid supporter Ravel – is the springboard for Valerie Coleman’s brilliant wind quintet of the same name, while Alex Turley’s Syntax Error turns communication breakdowns between composer and performer into musical play. Written to commemorate young French…
    Editor's Choice Australia Ensemble UNSW 2026 Concerts

    Australia Ensemble: Australia Ensemble Concert 3 2026

    Sir John Clancy Auditorium, UNSW 9 High St, Kensington, NSW, Australia
    Jean Françaix’s Dixtuor exemplifies his ambition to entertain, with sparkling writing for 10 instruments. Tzigane – written by his avid supporter Ravel – is the springboard for Valerie Coleman’s brilliant wind quintet of the same name, while Alex Turley’s Syntax Error turns communication breakdowns between composer and performer into musical play. Written…
  • The Maria Anna Mozart Concert Tour

    Sydney Youth Orchestras: The Maria Anna Mozart Concert Tour

    Sir John Clancy Auditorium, UNSW 9 High St, Kensington, NSW, Australia
    The Maria Anna Mozart Concert Tour brings one of history’s most extraordinary untold stories to concert halls across Australia, shining a timely spotlight on the persistent gender gap in classical music programming. The highly anticipated performance by Sydney Youth Orchestras will take place on Saturday, 20th June 2026 (4:00pm -…
    Australia Ensemble UNSW 2026 Concerts

    Australia Ensemble: Australia Ensemble Concert 2 2026

    Sir John Clancy Auditorium, UNSW 9 High St, Kensington, NSW, Australia
    In a program of four trios we hear Beethoven’s greatest Piano Trio, the Archduke, written at the end of his ‘heroic’ period. It has the amplitude, variety and formal elaboration of works such as the Seventh Symphony; it is crowned by a slow movement that is one Beethoven’s most extraordinary…