Cnr Grey and Melbourne St.
Brisbane, Queensland 4101
Concert Hall, QPAC is a theatre in Brisbane, Queensland.
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Young Queenslander Jayson Gillham is making waves on the international music scene. In winning the UK's Commonwealth Musician of the Year Gold Medal at the Royal Over-Seas League's Annual Competition he follows in the footsteps of piano giants Geoffrey Parsons, John Lill, Melvyn...
Frank Sinatra is still one of the music industry's most famous contributors and Tom Burlinson is renowned for his tribute show to the great man. The Queensland Pops Orchestra presents a special tribute to Frank with an evening you won't want to miss. Crooner, heartthrob, actor...
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten’s birth, QYS performs his extraordinary War Requiem. The text below is adapted from information from the Britten-Pears Foundation. On the night of 14 November 1940, the medieval Coventry Cathedral was destroyed during a...
Rachmaninov's Second Piano Concerto is so embedded in our culture, it's surprising the composer experienced such a crisis of confidence when composing it. Lush, teeming with memorable tunes and orchestral drama, the work's heart - the melting second movement- is the emotional...
Suk admired the music of Dvo?ák, his father-in-law, and this richly orchestrated, feel-good Scherzo is a charming fantasy with shimmering harmonies in the vein of Fauré and Chabrier. Dvo?ák's structurally ambitious Seventh Symphony burns with nationalistic fervor and the...
A free spirit who approaches music with an unquenchable sense of fun and discovery, violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja is a joy to play with and watch. Patricia performs Bach and Mendelssohn violin concertos and a haunting work by Argentinian composer Ginastera, featuring solos...
Bernstein's toe-tapping West Side Story sets the tone for the heady flavours of James Morrison's trumpet, the clarinet of Julian Bliss and Marian Petrescu's piano in the exhilarating world premiere of an especially commissioned Triple Concerto by Argentinian composer Lalo...
Southern Cross Soloists take a spin in a new direction with the addition of rhythm and dance to their traditional chamber repertoire. Movement and percussion have been part of the human experience since time immemorial. Throughout history, dance has been used to tell stories...
ACO2, the Australian Chamber Orchestra's precocious little sister, brings together Australia's finest young string players and ACO musicians, creating a combined ensemble with a fresh, energetic performance style. Featuring several of the greatest works for string orchestra...
Listening to the Argentinian firebrand Sergio Tiempo perform not one but two Ravel piano concertos is a not to be missed opportunity. Experience Tiempo's edge-of the-seat, barnstorming pianism in these popular works infused with jazzy harmonies, serene melodies and startling...
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