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Événements à venirEn voir plus...
SydneyRiver
Bach, Vivaldi, Ravel, Greenwood, Tognetti
Australian Chamber Orchestra; Richard Tognetti; Nigel Jamieson; William Barton
SydneySacred Ground: Simone Young conducts Mozart's Requiem
Finsterer, Schubert, Mozart
Sydney Symphony Orchestra; Simone Young; Siobhan Stagg; Caitlin Hulcup; Steve Davislim; James Clayton
SydneyBold Intimacy: Britten & Shostakovich
Britten, Chostakovitch
Sydney Symphony Orchestra; Andrew Haveron; Andrew Goodwin; Ben Jacks
SydneyArctic Winds: Sibelius & Tchaikovsky
Lilburn, Sibelius, Tchaïkovski
Sydney Symphony Orchestra; Gemma New; Grace Clifford
SydneyMusic for Healing
Haas, Feldman, Pink Floyd, Albéniz, Thorvaldsdottir, Grandage, Vasks
Australian Chamber Orchestra; Richard Tognetti; Slava Grigoryan
SydneyRussian Greats: Tchaikovsky & Prokofiev
Prokofiev, Tchaïkovski
Sydney Symphony Orchestra; Alice Bartsch; Harry Bennetts; David Campbell; Kristy Conrau
Critiques récentesEn voir plus...
Afternoon delight? Sydney Symphony plays Beethoven and Brahms
An afternoon programme by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra featuring Beethoven's Triple Concerto and Brahms' Third and shorter pieces by Schreker and Harry Sdraulig offers pleasant but somewhat underwhelming impressions.
Gifts of gold: Bangarra's SandSong
Bangarra's first full-length work in three years is a treasure trove of cultural and historical insights about Australia's vast and mysterious Kimberley region. Not to be missed.
Laurels for Pinchgut Opera's Loves of Apollo and Dafne
Love comes in 57 varieties in Cavalli's Apollo and Dafne, and they're both enjoyed and suffered by a dynamic cast of six playing 20 characters.
Heavenly melodies: Sydney Symphony performs Schubert and Mahler
Mahler and Schubert: masters of both song and symphony. Jacqueline Porter is the soloist as the SSO under Umberto Clerici perform Schubert arrangements and Mahler's classical Fourth Symphony.
La traviata's dazzling return to Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour
Fireworks, party boats, Violetta swooping from a giant chandelier: soprano Stacey Alleaume triumphs in this magnificent restaging of Francesca Zambello's spectacular waterfront La traviata.
Fascist Tosca revived by Opera Australia
John Bell's reworking brings Tosca to 1943 Nazi-ruled Rome, featuring gorgeous sets and Carmen Giannatassio's striking Opera Australia debut in the title role.