Name: Amalia plays Piazzolla
Start: 2025-08-17T15:00:00
Location: King's High School

In 2025, Dunedin will offer a rich tapestry of concerts that blend classical and contemporary sounds, capturing the vibrant essence of music. From the stirring notes of Brahms and Schubert to the innovative compositions of Piazzolla and Poulenc, audiences will be treated to a diverse range of performances. The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra brings together world-class musicians and conductors to create memorable experiences that celebrate the timeless power of music. Whether you're a classical music aficionado or a curious newcomer, these events promise to captivate and inspire.

A Harmonious Odyssey: Dunedin's Musical Journey in 2025

The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra (DSO) presents a captivating 2025 concert series, showcasing a diverse array of musical masterpieces and notable performances. From Brahms's epic Piano Concerto No. 2 to the exuberant 'Gloria' by Poulenc, the lineup promises to captivate classical music fans. Featuring accomplished artists such as Jian Liu and Amalia Hall, each concert brings its own unique charm, celebrating the rich tapestry of orchestral and classical music. Join us as we delve into each event, unveiling the artistry and passion behind the DSO's remarkable season.

A Harmonious Journey: Exploring DSO's 2025 Concert Series

The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra (DSO) presents an enthralling series of events showcasing timeless orchestral works. With performances spanning from Schubert's sublime melodies to Piazzolla's rhythmic flair, these concerts promise an immersive experience of musical excellence. Conductors like Benjamin Bayl and Brent Stewart, alongside talents such as Amalia Hall and Anna Leese, bring these masterpieces to life. Join us as we delve into the captivating compositions scheduled to grace Dunedin's stages in 2025.

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Brent Stewart, one of New Zealand’s most versatile conductors, returns to direct a diverse programme which starts with two works reflecting the forces of nature.

Amalia plays Piazzolla

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