
In this concert Andrea Lam and Paul Grabowsky present their very different takes on the resultant work, the Goldberg Variations.
More info In this video, we introduce you to next year's concert season a little differently. In the first half of this video, get to know some of the brilliant musicians that make up our season in the form of a fun, insightful set of questions. After that, we take you deeper into the season, as Musica Viva Australia's CEO Hywel Sims asks our Artistic Director Paul Kildea all the questions you want answered.
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Join us for Sydney Morning Masters – our series of live concerts designed to showcase excellence.
Enjoy a year of exquisite music with our new lunchtime concert series at The Edge in Fed Square.
Hosted by Artistic Director Paul Kildea, the Chamber of Musical Curiosities is a podcast exploring the world of music in and around Musica Viva Australia. Guests reflect upon creativity, their careers, and their passion for chamber music.
Musica Viva Australia partners with performing arts centres, volunteer music societies and conservatoria to deliver a diverse range of outstanding musicians to feature for touring to regional areas.
Musica Viva Australia Masterclasses invite audiences to go 'behind the scenes' and discover the unique ways internationally-acclaimed musicians interpret and perform music by the world's greatest composers.
In this concert Andrea Lam and Paul Grabowsky present their very different takes on the resultant work, the Goldberg Variations.
More infoThese powerful artistic forces combine to produce the most relevant staging of Winterreise Australia has ever seen.
More infoWe seek out musical voices that are worth hearing. So we’ve amplified four leading voices of their generation: Australian composer Matt Laing and the soloistic talents of Z.E.N. Trio.
More infoCome along and listen to music with world roots brought to local stages. Be part of a musical community as diverse as Australia.
More infoFour saxophonists lock eyes, no sheet music to distract them. They bend their knees with the flow of the music, and lift their fingers to snap with the beat.
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