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December 2018
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The Sydney Symphony Orchestra welcomes the Year of the Boar with orchestral fireworks.
A blazing beginning to 2019. Strauss’s Thus Spake Zarathustra is an unforgettable musical odyssey.
Passionate, hypnotic and thrilling: a concert to showcase the virtuosity of the Orchestra.
Wynton Marsalis and David Robertson celebrate the brash, brassy, razzle-dazzle of New York City.
Celebrate jazz royalty with Wynton Marsalis leading one of the great bands.
Experience Bond on the big screen accompanied by the power of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
Virtuoso violinist Tianwa Yang and Asher Fisch take us to the Romantic wilds of Scotland.
Take a breath and discover life beneath the surface with Blue Planet II Live in Concert.
Promenade around an imaginary art gallery with the Sydney Symphony and Andy Dexterity.
Mozart’s transcendent final piano concerto and Beethoven’s Eighth Symphony packs a punch.
'Among the most remarkable young pianists now before the public.'
Pianist Barry Douglas performs heroic Brahms and Sibelius’s Seventh Symphony soars.
Delight in a little night music by Beethoven, Haydn and the musicians of the Sydney Symphony.
And Tchaikovsky wrestles with fate in his Fourth Symphony.
David Drury plays spectacular music by Bach and Saint-Saëns on the grand organ of the Opera House.
Thestrals and prophecies and Umbridge, oh my!
Pianist Lisa Moore is ‘an honoured new music maven’ (New Yorker).
A thrilling celebration of the inextinguishable power of the music and Paul Goodchild’s artistry.
Discover Yulianna Avdeeva’s dexterity and thrilling assurance in Chopin.
An intimate evening with opera star Emma Matthews. Schubert’s orchestral music delights.
Wear your red, white & blue, grab your flag and your friends for the Last Night of the Proms!
The cellos of the Sydney Symphony take centre stage, showcasing this most soulful of instruments.
Virtuoso showstoppers, Bohemian spirit and Romantic style…
Tawadros and his oud transport us to Egypt and Australia, the past and the future of music.
A tuneful evening with Boccherini, Glazunov and an ‘extra’ cello.
Piano superstar Lang Lang returns to Sydney to play Mozart, conducted by David Robertson.
High spirits and high drama: Prokofiev from Vadim Gluzman, Beethoven's Fifth and Verdi.
Dreams and dances by Dohnányi and Shostakovich, witjh a detour to Finland for tango.
Relive Harry’s sixth year at Hogwarts™, accompanied live by the Sydney Symphony.
Mezzo-soprano Susan Graham stars in a concert of French favourites conducted by David Robertson.
David Robertson conducts a superb cast in Peter Grimes, one of the great operas of the 20th century.
Enter a fantastic world of myths and dreams with David Robertson as guide.
One of Kirill Gerstein’s first loves is jazz, as you’ll hear swings through these piano concertos.
Enter a fantastic world with David Robertson as guide in Sibelius’s mythic En Saga.
Delight in an hour of Mozart with a concerto for a wind foursome and a theatrical symphony.
Experience the spectacular Return of the Jedi on the big screen, with the full score played live.
Simone Young shows us visions of Vienna and then to hell and back with Liszt’s epic Dante Symphony.
Simone Young shows us Schubert’s Vienna and the infernal visions of Liszt’s Dante Symphony.
Masterpieces by Beethoven and Brahms demonstrate the power of chamber music.
Khachaturian’s violin concerto overflows with exotic melody.
Geoffrey Lancaster channels the spirit and the sound of Mozart in a rare fortepiano recital.
See The Force Awakens, with Oscar-winning composer John Williams’ score performed live.
Ashkenazy conducts two Elgar masterpieces – the Cello Concerto and the Enigma Variations.
The Planets is a must-hear event with Ashkenazy as your guide to the heavens.
Jazzy, folky and devilish – the Sydney Symphony Fellows perform playful modern masterpieces.
There’ll be eight seasons in one day when Vivaldi’s famous Four meet the tango rhythms of Piazzolla
Discover the vivid imagery of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in this Sydney Symphony Family Event.
Runnicles is our guide in Bruckner’s expansive – yet accessible – Seventh.
A journey through life, death and the beyond, with music by Richard Strauss and Fauré.
Enjoy the joie de vivre of a Paris morning as Debussy, Ibert and Milhaud dazzle and delight.
A soulful, sophisticated and sparkling musical hour with lyrical Mendelssohn and classical Martinů.
The compelling artistry of Behzod Abduraimov in Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No.1.
The whole orchestra is a suspect in this whodunit by Nathaniel Stookey and Lemony Snicket.
East meets West in Turkish-inspired music by Beethoven, Mozart and Haydn.
Cosmic and comic piano music by Schubert and Beethoven.
Tom Stoppard and Andre Previn’s dark political-musical comedy mixes music with politics
David Robertson conducts American dreams by Adams, Copland and Rouse
Simone Young and company close the 2019 season in legendary style.
