Imagine a grand piano, exploded and spinning in a ballet of fragments, with John Cage's Sonatas and Interludes playing beneath a slowly whirling sculpture.
Jess Hitchcock and Penny Quartet perform her songs, arranged for voice and strings by top Australian composers. Dreams and memories, grace and groove — step into a new world of musical possibilities.
Welcome to the brilliant Esmé Quartet, the award-winning young string quartet waking up the world with their exciting and insightful performances of much-loved masterworks.
The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge tours Australia with a glorious display of the British choral tradition, in dialogue with the oldest culture on earth on earth.
Acclaimed violinist Pekka Kuusisto and award-winning singer songwriter Gabriel Kahane explore what it means to make chamber music in the twenty-first century.
Introducing Lina Tur Bonet, fearless violinist and musical imaginista, who, with her hand-picked band, will take you on a magical mystery tour of Corelli, Telemann and other jewels of the baroque.
In this special program for Perth, local artists Jonathan Paget and the Darlington Quartet come together for a selection of beloved classics for guitar and string quartet.
Musica Viva Australia’s current FutureMakers, the brilliant Partridge Quartet, are sure to wow audiences with this knockout of a program in Melbourne this March.
Bernadette Harvey and Harry Bennetts will present a violin recital in Newcastle, and the wonderful Umberto Clerici will be jumping in to fill in on cello for the Saturday program.
We have had to reschedule the national tour of Karin Schaupp and the Flinders Quartet to 2023, due to the increased complexities and disruption created by the Omicron variant.
Van Diemen’s Band comes from an island state. And perhaps it’s the absence of land borders that empowers its musicians to view the world in a distinctive light.
We 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.
Four 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.