Name: Haydn's Miracle
Start: 2025-08-24T16:00:00
Location: Sydney Opera House

Join the Australian Haydn Ensemble on a captivating journey through time and music with their 2025 concert series. From Haydn's vibrant quartets to Beethoven's heartfelt symphonies, each performance is a celebration of classical music's rich heritage. Notable artists like Skye McIntosh on violin and the esteemed David Greco bring these compositions to life, offering audiences a refreshing take on beloved classics. Whether you're a seasoned concert-goer or new to the genre, these performances promise an unforgettable experience that highlights the ensemble's dedication to musical excellence.

Australian Haydn Ensemble: A Journey Through Time and Music

The Australian Haydn Ensemble (AHE) embarks on an extraordinary musical journey, bringing to life timeless masterpieces across five compelling events. From Haydn's innovative quartets to Beethoven's profound symphonies, each performance is a testament to the ensemble's dedication to classical excellence. Spanning chamber music to orchestral grandeur, these events showcase remarkable talents like Skye McIntosh, Karina Schmitz, and Erin Helyard, among others. Join us as we explore this captivating season filled with artistic brilliance and cultural resonance.

A Season of Harmony: Australian Haydn Ensemble's Musical Odyssey

Step into the world of chamber and orchestral music as the Australian Haydn Ensemble presents a captivating 2025 season. From the eloquent compositions of Fanny Mendelssohn to the stirring symphonies of Beethoven, this series of events highlights an impressive range of historical works. With performances spread across iconic venues in Australia, including the Sydney Opera House and National Gallery of Australia, this season promises a blend of musical sophistication and emotional depth. Join us as we delve into the brilliant minds of composers like Haydn, Mozart, and Schubert, brought to life by talented performers.

A Harmonious Journey: Exploring the Australian Haydn Ensemble's 2025 Season

Dive into the exquisite world of chamber and orchestral music as the Australian Haydn Ensemble presents an enthralling series of concerts throughout 2025. From Haydn's timeless compositions to Beethoven's passionate symphonies and the lyrical beauty of Schubert, this series showcases the brilliance and versatility of renowned composers. With performances at iconic venues like the Sydney Opera House and the National Gallery of Australia, the ensemble, featuring talented musicians such as Skye McIntosh and Erin Helyard, brings these masterpieces to life, offering an unforgettable exploration of musical history and artistry.

A Musical Journey: The Australian Haydn Ensemble's 2025 Concert Series

Embark on a musical odyssey with the Australian Haydn Ensemble as they present a series of captivating performances. From the hauntingly structured Schubert Songs with David Greco, to Mozart's inspirations from Salzburg & Linz, the miraculous aura of Haydn, and Beethoven's deeply personal Eighth, this lineup promises an exploration of profound artistic landscapes. Featuring virtuosos like Erin Helyard and David Greco, and creative works from classical masters, these events unfold across iconic Australian venues, offering a rich tapestry of chamber and orchestral masterpieces.

A Sonic Journey: Schubert, Mozart, Haydn & Beethoven with the Australian Haydn Ensemble

The Australian Haydn Ensemble is set to take audiences on a musical journey through time, exploring the rich tapestry of 18th-century compositions. From the origins of art songs with Haydn, Beethoven, and Schubert, to the vibrant early works of Mozart in Salzburg, and the transformative experiences of Haydn in London, these events promise an immersive experience. Whether through chamber music, interactive lecture-recitals, or orchestral performances, each event highlights the profound impact these composers have had on the classical music landscape.

Exploring the Timeless Classics of Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart, and Schubert

The Australian Haydn Ensemble invites you to an extraordinary musical journey in 2025, featuring a variety of captivating events. From the introspective melodies of Schubert, to the harmonic genius of Mozart, and the stirring compositions of Haydn and Beethoven, this season promises an immersive experience in classical music. With performances spanning chamber music and orchestral works, accompanied by enlightening lecture-recitals, attendees will explore the lives and inspirations of history’s most revered composers. The Ensemble’s dedication to authentic period performances ensures a unique and enriching experience for all music lovers.

Delve into the transformative world of 18th-century music with the Australian Haydn Ensemble's captivating events. From interactive lecture-recitals exploring Mozart's early influences to an all-Mozart orchestral celebration led by Erin Helyard, these events promise to enlighten and entertain. Experience the genius of Haydn in London and Beethoven's complex emotional tapestry, set against the vibrant cultural backdrop of his era. Each event, rich with historical context and performed by talented musicians, offers a unique glimpse into the artistic brilliance of these legendary composers.

Exploring Genius: An Immersive Journey Through 18th-Century Music

Embark on an artistic journey with the Australian Haydn Ensemble as they present a series of captivating events featuring the works of Haydn and Beethoven. From engaging lecture-recitals to breathtaking orchestral performances, delve into the lives and legacies of these legendary composers. Through a blend of history, music, and expert insights, discover how the 18th century's artistic triumphs continue to influence today's symphonic landscapes. Join us as we unpack the stories and sounds that shaped an era.

Exploring the Artistry of Haydn and Beethoven: A Journey Through 18th Century Masterpieces

Step into a world where the past meets the present with the Australian Haydn Ensemble's captivating series of events. This season offers a vibrant exploration of classical music's golden era, featuring renowned compositions and intimate discussions. From Haydn's triumphant years in London to Beethoven's passionate creations, audiences are invited to experience the magic of historical performances in stunning venues across Australia. Discover the stories behind the music, the artists who bring them to life, and the cultural legacy that continues to resonate today.

Unpacking the Eighteenth Century: A Journey with Haydn and Beethoven

Australian Haydn Ensemble

Leave your scarves at home. For their opening concert of 2026 the Ensemble have decided to bypass Autumn and Winter and let you balmily bathe in sublime sunshine.

Mozart's Spring

State Library of NSW

Berry Uniting Church

Bowral Memorial Hall

National Gallery of Australia

Beethoven, Mozart & Boccherini
How does that one go again? Neglected even amongst Beethoven’s even-numbered “B-side” symphonies, No. 4 in B flat can be a little slow to spring to mind, but once that effervescent first subject banishes the portent of the mock-gloomy introduction, the delights of this work come flooding back. Really remarkable passages abound-suspension, resolution, modulation, deliberate confounding of expectation to comic effect; “masterclass” is applicable, but it’s far too much fun for that. Besides rescuing a bassoonist from a fiendish solo in the finale, the Watts arrangement for flute and string sextet lends a filagree of clarity to a warm and witty work that will leave you beaming.

Beethoven's Fourth

ACO On The Pier

Composers hailing from the now proud Czech Republic were surprisingly numerous in the 18th century and, while far from household names today, had a significant impact on some that are. These Bohemians were neither the free’n’easy chums who kissed tiny frozen hands in garrets nor the future pictorial romantics devoted to the fields and forests of their homeland. No, these guys skipped down the steps of their provincial alma maters straight onto express carriages bound for Austria, Germany or Italy, and never looked back.

Divine Bohemians

An audience so enraptured by a symphonic finale that they rush as one toward the stage at the very moment a chandelier crashes to the floor behind them. Alas, fake news, folks, but the fact that music has miraculous powers needs no checking, and here is a concert in which musical wonders never cease.

Haydn's Miracle

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