Russian Masterpieces
As big, bold and beautiful as his ballet music for Gayaneh and Spartacus, Khatchaturian’s Violin Concerto is a powerhouse concerto tailor-made for the sublimely talented Canadian violinist James Ehnes.
Hamer Hall
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Past Shows
43 total · showing 11–20
Brahms 4 & Steven Isserlis
The Fourth is Brahms' final powerful symphonic statement. Here, Brahms takes flight, as he melds the soaring sounds of Romanticism to classical structure in a constantly evolving drama. Brahms premiered the symphony with a small orchestra of forty-eight musicians, which he...
All-Beethoven Program
This absorbing musical journey through Beethoven’s heroic decade culminates in his mighty Emperor concerto, featuring one of the leading pianists of our time.
The Scarlet Street Theatre
Discover the secrets of Barry Von Peabody, relish in the performance of cult-hero-slam-poet Humple, see Bozo the Famous Dancing Bear and be terrified by the death-defying magician Brian Boswell. Enter the room to find a mini theatre and behold a story about a tiny theatre, epic...
David Hobson in Concert
Accompanied by David Cameron on the piano, David will perform a repertoire from classical favourites to contemporary hits. Winning numerous awards including Operatic Performer of the Year, David Hobson has also won the Sydney Critics Circle Award, The Age Performing Arts Award...
Elgar’s Enigma Variations
This program is made all the more unmissable by the inclusion of Mozart’s regal concerto.
Verdi’s Requiem
This panorama of human hopes and fears features an outstanding international cast conducted by Sir Andrew Davis.
Adams Conducts Adams
Adams conducts the Australian premiere of his jazz-based meditation on the Los Angeles of The Big Sleep and Double Indemnity, City Noir.
The Rite Stuff: The Rite of Spring
It was a landmark in the history of modern music and the birth of a masterpiece, or The Rite of Spring sounds as blazingly alive now as it did 100 years ago. Nor has the fullblooded passion of Tchaikovsky’s piano concerto lost any of its magic.
The Rite Stuff: Petrushka
...Stravinsky said of the work that would become one of his greatest successes, the ballet of the puppet-with-a-soul and his fantastic adventures, rendered in vivid orchestral colours. Tchaikovsky looks back to to the music of his idol, Mozart, for his exquisite homage to the...
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SLUGS FESTIVAL HUB: MEAT MARKET – THE STABLES (10/01-10/17) |
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Roisin McAlinden - Fairytale: Ending Bard's Apothecary (10/06-10/10) |
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The Wagner Gala Ian Potter State Theatre, Arts Centre Melbourne (10/16-10/16) |
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Play In A Day: Volpone, Or, The Fox The University of Melbourne (11/18-11/18) |
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Country House: An Improvised Comedy of Manners Meat Market (10/13-10/17) |
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The Trumpet of the Swan Regent Theatre (11/20-11/22) |
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NAT''S WHAT I RECKON: Panic at the Bistro The Thornbury Theatre (11/28-11/28) |
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Opera Up Late Regent Theatre (11/15-11/15) |
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Sink or SING! A Sing-Along Cabaret Trades Hall - ETU Ballroom (10/14-10/18) |
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Monty Python's Spamalot Athenaeum Theatre (9/16-10/11) |
