A free program of chamber music with the Sydney Symphony Fellows.
Experience the Rite that caused a riot, Stravinsky’s ballet still provokes and thrills.
A voyage on the seas of Debussy and Mendelssohn, plus Ravel’s dazzling piano concerto.
The seductive Scheherazade spins Arabian Nights tales in an opulent orchestral fantasy.
The versatile Alexander Shelley brings his fine-tuned musicianship to orchestral favourites.
Vast in scope and emotional power, Missa Solemnis is a masterpiece among masterpieces.
Elisabeth Leonskaja is one of those rare musicians who transcend their time and place.
Explore the range of the woodwinds in a lyrical program of Stanhope, Poulenc, Barber and Ligeti.
Early music expert David Stern conducts Handel’s hits in the gilded intimacy of City Recital Hall.
Conductor Kirill Karabits leads the orchestra in inspiring performances of Brahms and Beethoven.
A virtuoso orchestral showpiece and a solemn memorial.
Shostakovich’s Fifth symphony pivots between defiance and despair, tragedy and celebration.
Mozart’s most famous quartet, the ‘Dissonance’ is named for its audacious and enigmatic opening.
Dynamic artist Jonathan Biss performs Beethoven’s volatile, tender, funny and raging sonatas.
Ashkenazy’s affinity with Sibelius and Grieg is renowned. Join him for an adventure to the north.
Sibelius’s violin concerto runs cold and hot, while the First Symphony blazes with Northern Light.
Let the Sydney Symphony brass envelop you in a morning of sumptuous music.
Conductor Benjamin Bayl, a specialist in this repertoire, is our guide to Venice and beyond.
A tour-de-force program of two great chamber works by two of the great Romantic composers.
Two of the greatest ballet composers, crafting some of the most memorable melodies ever composed.
Prokofiev’s musical fairytale has been entertaining young people and their parents for generations.
The perfect vehicle for the ‘immaculate and rapturous’ music-making of Augustin Hadelich.
Simone Young brings her attention to Beethoven, the man and the music.
Simone Young brings her attention to Beethoven, the man and the music.
Violinist Henning Kraggerud leads the Sydney Symphony in a program of transcendent music.
Brahms’ Fourth and final symphony is his greatest, the height of his achievement as symphonist.
Two works bookend Brahms’ mastery: the first piano concerto and his majestic fourth symphony.
Witness Tiberghien’s refinement of sound in the mercurial beauty of this music.
Masters of the symphony, Mozart and Brahms are also renowned for their intimate chamber music.
Dvořák's captivating concerto harnesses the full expressive range of the cello's voice.
Tchaikovsky’s symphony in miniature overflows with unforgettable tunes.
A retelling of a classic fairy tale, full of charm that turn the Orchestra into an enchanted forest.
Virtuoso Alexander Gavrylyuk is every bit the master of this epic concerto.
A virtuosic tour de force with music from Mozart and Francaix.
Zhang demonstrates her gift for finding the musical core of virtuoso barnstormers.
The embarrassment of riches in Mozart’s piano concerto rewards pianist, orchestra and audience.
Mahler’s Fourth Symphony is a turning point, his last work to draw upon his early song-cycle.
Hear one of Mahler’s most uplifting symphonies, full of melodies, colour and perfect serenity.
