Singer

Celebrate the 60th anniversary of the MSO Chorus in this program of glorious large-scale choral works.

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Mozart's Great Mass

Arts Centre Melbourne

David has carefully structured his selection according to key and timbre, and the esteemed Australian Haydn Ensemble have chosen instrumental movements by Felix Mendelssohn (at his most Schubertian!) to contrast or reinforce each song.

The movements date from the last tragic six months of Mendelssohn’s life, in which he battled both illness and bitter mourning for his sister Fanny. Published posthumously as Op. 81, the Andante, Scherzo, Capriccio and Fugue are strange and passionate stand-alone works that push into territory even more melancholy than his final quartet in F minor.

Schubert Songs with David Greco

Albert Hall Canberra

State Library of New South Wales

Much more than a lieder recital, this rare and beautiful concert features some of Schubert’s most darkly-hued songs, superbly delivered by David Greco’s mahogany bass-baritone, and intensified by rich and expressive string quartet accompaniments. David has carefully structured his selection according to key and timbre, and the esteemed Australian Haydn Ensemble have chosen instrumental movements by Felix Mendelssohn (at his most Schubertian!) to contrast or reinforce each song. The movements date from the last tragic six months of Mendelssohn’s life, in which he battled both illness and bitter mourning for his sister Fanny. Go on this wild and sad journey; when you come up for the autumnal Canberra air, you’ll never feel more alive. 

Schubert Lieder

Albert Hall

Join the Australian Haydn Ensemble (AHE) for the second instalment of our exciting new series of interactive lecture-recitals, 18th Century Unpacked — designed to deepen your connection with our mainstage touring programs.

In The Birth of Song, we explore the origins and evolution of the art song, tracing its journey from Haydn’s charming folk song arrangements to Beethoven’s lyrical settings and Schubert’s profound lieder.

18th Century Unpacked - The Birth of Song: Haydn, Beethoven & Schubert

Sir Donald Runnicles is a master concert-maker. His concerts are always fascinating combinations – and here he conducts three beautiful French masterpieces by Claude Debussy and Maurice Duruflé.

Donald Runnicles Conducts The Duruflé Requiem

Sydney Opera House

A work of imaginative genius, Mahler’s monumental Symphony is a joyous celebration of the creative spirit and an uplifting, exultant testament to eternal love and our shared humanity.

Performed for the first time in Western Australia, this astonishing sonic spectacle is a once-in-a-generation concert experience.

Mahler 8

Perth Concert Hall

The Magnificat is a transformative experience, featuring more than 100 performers on stage for a work of immense beauty.

This music is bright and exhilarating, with soaring brass and gorgeous choral singing. It delights with its bold contrasts and cascades of light and colour – a work to nourish the spirit and renew a sense of wonder.

Baritone

David Greco

Events

Past events

18 - 20 Sep, 2025

Mozart's Great Mass · Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

1 - 2 May, 2025

Schubert Songs with David Greco · Australian Haydn Ensemble

Future and recently performed repertoire

Singer in Great Mass in C minor by Mozart

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Singer in Winterreise by Schubert

Australian Haydn Ensemble

Singer in Erlkönig by Schubert

Australian Haydn Ensemble

Singer in Lieder by Schubert

Australian Haydn Ensemble

Singer in Der Tod und das Mädchen by Schubert

Australian Haydn Ensemble

Singer in Strophe aus ‘Die Götter Griechenlands' by Schubert

Australian Haydn Ensemble

Singer in Der Jüngling und der Tod by Schubert

Australian Haydn Ensemble

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