The SSO Chamber Players series is at St James' Church. Entry is by a $5 donation.
Hear the wild side of Mozart in the first of our Mozart Celebration programs.
Mozart will win your heart in the second of our Mozart Celebration programs.
Let Mozart impress you in our third and final Mozart Celebration program.
East meets West when drumming ensemble Taikoz performs with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
François Leleux, one of the great oboists of our time, returns with a French theme program.
Two anti-heroes, a great violin concerto and a popular Australian composer.
Two anti-heroes, a great violin concerto and a popular Australian composer.
Australian pianist Simon Tedeschi teams up with the SSO for a rollercoaster ride.
Nelson Freire returns with Beethoven’s mighty Emperor concerto.
It’s Bach with a twist and Beethoven straight up in this one-hour concert of intimate chamber music.
Anne Sofie von Otter returns to Sydney with signature Schubert.
Experience the sound of the Sydney Opera House Grand Organ with David Drury at the console.
A concerto by Mozart and Mendelssohn’s sunny Italian Symphony.
A choral masterpiece by Beethoven and one of Haydn’s great London symphonies.
Blues, tango, bebop and the Viennese waltz meet in this one-hour concert of intimate chamber music.
SSO bassoonist Matthew Wilkie introduces a program of music that has inspired him.
Come on the town with Leonard Bernstein in a concert of musical theatre highlights.
Yulianna Avdeeva makes her Australian debut with passionate music by Chopin and Liszt.
Elgar summons the “Spirit of Delight” in his Second Symphony and Vondráček plays Prokofiev.
Hear the SSO Brass Ensemble in a rousing concert that will make your day!
Australian pianist Daniel de Borah makes his SSO mainstage debut playing a Mozart favourite.
Join the percussionists of the SSO for a fascinating and thrilling musical journey.
It’s a melting pot of musical influences in this one-hour concert of intimate chamber music.
Verdi’s awe-inspiring Requiem lends the drama of opera to a deeply personal expression of grief.
Experience Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade in a rarely heard version for solo piano.
Music that will move your spirit and engage your senses.
Music by Schubert, a Mozart flute concerto and the spirited Linz symphony.
Exhilarating music from two Russian masters and an Australian premiere of a new American classic.
Revel in the sounds of the harp and a powerful Shostakovich string quartet.
Falla’s Nights in the Gardens of Spain in a program of gorgeous symphonic impressions.
An unexpected pairing of Debussy and Prokofiev makes for a sensational piano recital.
Experience the tragedy, solace and drama of Mahler’s Sixth Symphony with Simone Young.
The first of two programs in a Brahms mini-festival, conducted by David Robertson.
The second of two programs in a Brahms mini-festival, conducted by David Robertson.
The second of two programs in a Brahms mini-festival, conducted by David Robertson.
Authentic Flamenco tradition meets the symphony orchestra for an experience like no other!
Enjoy two string quintets with a difference in this one-hour early evening concert of chamber music.
Principal Cello Katie Hewgill introduces a program of music that has inspired her during her career.
Tom Thum, fronts the SSO in a concert that will leave you amazed.
Rising star Benjamin Grosvenor makes his SSO debut with an elegant and evocative piano recital.
Hear Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations and Strauss’s Symphonia domestica.
Awake to the beauty of music with this one-hour early evening concert of chamber music.
Hear Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations and Strauss’s Symphonia domestica.
It’s a question of philosophy with music by Haydn and Brett Dean’s The Last Days of Socrates.
Hear Sibelius’s most popular symphony with music by Debussy and Saint-Saëns.
Edo de Waart returns to Sydney with Beethoven’s Ninth and Haydn’s magnificent London Symphony.
Stravinsky’s Pulcinella suite is the highlight in a concert to showcase the 2018 SSO Fellows.
Principal Double Bass Kees Boersma introduces a program of music that has inspired him.
Children's TV presenter Jay Laga’aia narrates an inspiring story of friendship and courage.
Three exhilarating programs, with Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony as the highlight in each one!
David Robertson conducts a modern Russian classic and a new percussion concerto.
