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Duration

The concert is expected to run for 75 minutes and does not include an interval.

Running late?

We can’t guarantee entry to the church if you’re running late. If there’s a suitable break in the performance, you’ll be guided to the first available seats.

Concert Guide

Behind every great piece is a great story. Have a read through the concert guide to get all the details.

Meet our 2026 Fellows at their first public performance, featuring an engaging and eclectic range of music for small ensemble.

For almost 25 years, the Sydney Symphony has nurtured the next generation of professional orchestral musicians through a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience.

Hear these rising stars in this special public performance at the exquisite St James’ King Street, the oldest church building in Sydney and the ideal venue to experience our Fellows’ artistry up close.

Program

HARTMANN

Dance Suite for Wind Quintet – i. Lustig, iii. Ruhige, iv. Lebhaft sehr energisch

SCHULHOFF

Concertino for Flute, Viola, and Double Bass – ii. Furiant. Allegro furioso, iii. Andante, iv. Allegro gaio

ANDRIESSEN

Percosse

BEETHOVEN

String Quartet (Razumovsky No.2) – ii. Molto adagio

VERESS

Sonatina for Oboe, Clarinet, and Bassoon

ROUSSEL

Duo for Bassoon and Double Bass

ORNSTEIN

Koreri (selections)

Artists

2026 Sydney Symphony Fellows

Stay tuned for the reveal of our 2026 Sydney Symphony Fellows. We're excited to introduce a new cohort to our Fellowship program in 2026.

Meet the 2026 Fellows

Meet the next generation of orchestral talent. We’re thrilled to announce our 2026 Orchestral Fellows and, for the first time, our inaugural Conducting Fellows – marking an exciting expansion of our commitment to nurturing emerging artists.