Experience the magic of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's work in Sydney and surrounding areas with a variety of captivating events. From the whimsical opera 'Così fan tutte' at the iconic Sydney Opera House to the delightful concert 'Mozart's Horn' across multiple venues including Berry, Forrest, and Orange, to the enchanting 'Transfigured Night' at City Recital Hall, Mozart's genius will fill the air with music of impossible beauty and joy.

Mozart's Melodies in Sydney: An Opera and Concert Extravaganza

Dive into a series of enchanting concerts across Sydney, Berry, Robertson, and other locations, celebrating the genius of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. From the mellifluous notes of 'Mozart's Horn' to the electrifying 'Jupiter' symphony conducted by Simone Young, and the magical serenade of 'Transfigured Night,' these events promise unforgettable musical journeys. Join the Australian Haydn Ensemble and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra for an exploration of Mozart's timeless masterpieces.

Experience Mozart: Sydney, Berry, Robertson, and Beyond

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra invites you to an extraordinary series of concerts at the iconic Sydney Opera House. From the evocative tones of the Signature Choir and the grandeur of orchestral performances to intimate recitals by world-renowned pianists, this lineup promises to be an unforgettable celebration of musical diversity. With performances featuring the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and stellar artists like Lang Lang, Arabella Steinbacher, and Eva Gevorgyan, this concert series is a feast for the senses that music lovers shouldn't miss.

A Symphony of Sounds: Celebrating Musical Diversity at the Sydney Opera House

This summer, Sydney is set to resonate with the harmonious allure of classical music as the Sydney Symphony Orchestra presents a series of concerts that promise to captivate and inspire. From intimate chamber music sessions to grand orchestral performances, the lineup includes remarkable pieces by legendary composers such as Bruch, Saint-Saëns, Strauss, and Beethoven, among others. Presented in iconic venues like the Sydney Opera House, these concerts offer a blend of historic masterpieces and contemporary interpretations, all delivered by world-renowned musicians and guest artists.

Sydney Symphony Orchestra: A Tapestry of Timeless Masterpieces

The ‘Ode to Joy’, the finale of Beethoven’s irrepressible Ninth Symphony, is one of the most famous melodies ever written. It’s a special moment in music that makes us feel connected to each other, and for over 200 years it has engulfed us in its boundless energy. When you hear it live, the power of so many triumphant voices is astonishing.

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with Simone Young

Sydney Opera House

Wagner’s Ring Cycle is one of the great achievements in Western art. And at its beating heart – packed with passion, violence, rage, betrayal and tragedy – sits the vast and sprawling legend of Siegfried.

Simone Young conducts Siegfried

This concert is a celebration of everything stirring and sensuous in Romantic music, led by Chief Conductor Simone Young.

Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition

The enchanting worlds of Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky and Dukas are full of magic and mischief, and utterly captivating to experience firsthand.

Daniel Müller-Schott performs Tchaikovsky

Ravel’s mercurial, evocative music has a singular ability to spirit us away to exotic locations and create deeply-felt moods. It’s only fitting that we mark the 150th anniversary of his birth with a very special recital by acclaimed French pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet.

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Jean-Efflam Bavouzet in Recital

City Recital Hall

Come together at the Sydney Opera House as iconic activist and multi award-winning songwriter Kutcha Edwards – ‘quite possibly the finest contemporary singer of his generation’ (Rhythms Magazine) – presents Ngarli-Wangu, together with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Conductor in Residence Benjamin Northey.

Kutcha Edwards & the Sydney Symphony

The combination of clarinet and strings is a perfect match, the mellow woodwind balanced beautifully against the sprightly strings in this chamber music concert at the Sydney Opera House Utzon Room.

Mozart & Harrison

Of all the great violin concertos, Beethoven’s might be the crown jewel. From the expansive and sublime opening to the intimate and contemplative slow movement, before finishing in a triumphant finale, it is every bit a masterpiece.

Harry Bennetts performs Beethoven’s Violin Concerto

Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre

Wollongong Town Hal

Join us on this thrilling voyage across two striking visions of the ocean paired with Sibelius’ sweeping Symphony No.2, as world-renowned Principal Guest Conductor Sir Donald Runnicles summons every ounce of passion from the talented musicians of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Donald Runnicles conducts Sibelius and Wagner

Canadian pianist Marc-André Hamelin is one of the world's most accomplished pianists: 'right now there is no one like him,’ says The New Yorker.

Marc-André Hamelin in Recital

Principal Guest Conductor Sir Donald Runnicles leads this concert of dramatic music, from the defiance of Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony to the heroism of Beethoven’s Fourth Piano Concerto.

Donald Runnicles conducts Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony

Chief Conductor Simone Young is one of the world’s leading interpreters of Richard Strauss’ music. In this concert she draws out the vast power of three very different works, alongside Australian pianist Andrea Lam and the virtuosity of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.  

Simone Young conducts Richard Strauss

These brilliant masterpieces by Beethoven and Mozart are often overlooked, but no less accomplished.

Mozart & Beethoven

Schoenberg’s Transfigured Night is an intoxicating work. Influenced hugely by Brahms and Wagner in both the richness of the writing and the high drama of the narrative it depicts, it is one of the great works of late Romantic chamber music.

Schoenberg & Williams

Stephen Layton is one of the world’s greatest choral conductors, an expert in vocal music from the Renaissance to the modern day. In this concert he conducts Baroque and Classical masterpieces by Bach, Handel, Mozart and Haydn, featuring guest soloist Sara Macliver.

Stephen Layton conducts Bach, Mozart and Handel

From the piccolo to the bassoon, woodwind instruments are capable of an extraordinary range of tones, colours and textures. This concert is a rare chance to hear the woodwind musicians of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra on their own, in music by two great late-Romantic masters.

Lyrical Woodwinds in the City

The Art House Theatre Wyong

Prepare for a fascinating voyage through exotic landscapes to the great expanses of the human heart, with music by Saint-Saëns, Shostakovich and Rossini.

Javier Perianes performs Saint-Saëns

Chamber music is often intimate and intricate, but it can also be grand and sumptuous. The two pieces in this concert demonstrate the expressive possibilities inherent in larger ensembles.

Bruch & Gatti

Spanish music is full of life. From Ravel’s heart-pounding conclusion to Bolero to Falla’s rousing The Three-Cornered Hat, this concert will thrill and transport you.

Ravel & Falla

It’s always exciting to catch a star on the rise, and at just 20 years of age Eva Gevorgyan is a phenomenon.

Eva Gevorgyan in Recital

From the unaccompanied solo violin that opens Prokofiev’s Second Violin Concerto to the dazzling display of orchestral colour in Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloé, this concert is a celebration of what it means to be alive.

Arabella Steinbacher performs Prokofiev

Full of gorgeous strings, brilliant brass and the irrepressible energy of mid-century America, this concert brings together three iconic composers – and the world premiere of Fanfare for Solidarity by Australian composer Bree van Reyk – for one rollicking good time.

Bernstein & Korngold

Lang Lang is a global phenomenon. He has performed for presidents, monarchs and on stage at the Grammy Awards, and now returns to Sydney for this very special recital.

Lang Lang in Recital

The harp is an instrument of extraordinary and distinctive musical colour. From one delicately plucked string to cascading sounds that emulate an entire orchestra, it is capable of magic. And you can experience that magic as conjured by the French Impressionists in this spellbinding concert in the Utzon Room.

Ravel & Debussy

Be inspired by the spirit of the ocean in this joyous, uplifting concert that combines traditional and contemporary Pacific sounds and an 80-person choir with the power of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, live at the Sydney Opera House.

Signature Choir & the Sydney Symphony 

Dive into the swirling colour of Saint-Saëns with global sensation Lang Lang, and the Sydney Symphony performing some of the greatest Romantic pieces ever written. Don’t miss out on a ticket to see this superstar in his only performance with orchestra in Sydney.

Lang Lang and the Sydney Symphony

Embark on an epic hero’s quest with Principal Guest Conductor Sir Donald Runnicles in this concert of myth and fantasy. Cinematic in scale, with an orchestra to match, you’ll be on the edge of your seat for the whole ride.

Donald Runnicles conducts Strauss & Beethoven

Sir Stephen Hough applies his considerable talents to Mendelssohn’s Piano Concerto No.1, together with Sir Donald Runnicles, in this concert that takes you deep into the heart of the Romantic era.

Stephen Hough performs Mendelssohn

String instruments are capable of so much, from lush, sweeping crescendos to urgent, driving rhythms. Experience the full expressive potential of these beloved instruments as the strings of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra take centre stage.

Stirring Strings in the City

Newcastle City Hall

Macaulay Culkin stars as Kevin McCallister, an 8-year-old boy who has been accidentally left behind when his family leaves for Christmas vacation and defends his home from two bungling thieves (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern). Also starring Catherine O’Hara and John Candy and nominated for two Academy Awards® for Best Original Score and Best Original Song, Home Alone is hilarious, heart-warming holiday fun for the entire family!

Home Alone in Concert

From its compelling rhythmic drive to its stunning, awesome soundworld, The Rite continues to electrify more than a century after its premiere. And Vasily Petrenko, the celebrated music director of the Royal Philharmonic, is the work’s ideal interpreter. BBC Music Magazine hailed his recent recording of it as ‘a searing account’ with ‘a visceral energy’ – now it’s Sydney’s turn to hear his phenomenal realisation of Stravinsky’s mesmerising score.

Vasily Petrenko conducts The Rite of Spring

A high point of artistic invention, Wagner’s Ring Cycle is one of the greatest works of music. Its drama and energy are captured by its signature moment The Ride of the Valkyries, which has become the most quoted musical passage from the entire world of opera. It is surrounded by writing of ravishing beauty and intensity which captures Brünnhilde’s bold defiance, Wotan’s shuddering wrath and Siegmund’s heroism.

Simone Young Conducts Die Walküre

A striking and electrifying symphony, it was nicknamed ‘Jupiter’ by a music publisher who said its opening chords recalled the king of the gods and his thunderbolts. Here Mozart paints on a broader canvas than ever before, perfecting the Classical style and looking forward to the Romantic era.

Simone Young conducts Mozart’s Jupiter

Chopin’s glittering First Piano Concerto captures the powerful feelings of youth. Written when he was 20, it’s a bold, unselfconscious journey of the heart and one of just two works he composed for orchestra.

Ingrid Fliter performs Chopin

Nobuyuki Tsujii is ‘the definition of virtuosity’ (The Observer). Winner of the prestigious Van Cliburn Piano Competition at just 20, this acclaimed pianist has been blind since birth and learns scores by ear, giving him an intimate and unique connection to every piece he performs.

Nobuyuki Tsujii in Recital

What is the enigma in Elgar’s Enigma Variations? Many have speculated over the past 125 years, but the power and allure of this piece is no mystery.

Elgar’s Enigma Variations

The Roaring Twenties was a time of heady optimism in Paris. Artists and composers of every genre flocked to the city, and this melting pot of influences saw rules broken and every boundary gleefully crossed in pursuit of new and exciting styles of music and art.

George Gershwin’s An American in Paris

There are countless chamber works written for the best-known instruments, but what about the more obscure ones?

Berlioz & Ravel

The Sydney Symphony returns to The Joan in Penrith for a brilliant concert featuring three pieces that capture the sensuous depth and drama of night.

Mozart and Poetic Inspirations

Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre

Night time is a charged time, liberated from the routine of daylight duties. Perhaps that’s why composers seem to find life after dark so full of magic and possibility.

Transfigured Night

Across four breathtaking movements, Donald Runnicles will once again create a vivid, spellbinding musical picture.

It’s the fourth movement that truly steals hearts. Mahler set to music a poem that depicts a child’s vision of heaven, where angels play and beauty reigns supreme. It is the ideal moment for Ying Fang, the soprano with a voice ‘that can stop time, pure and rich and open and consummately expressive’ (Financial Times), to make her Sydney debut.

Donald Runnicles Conducts Mahler’s Fourth Symphony

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

Romance emerges in every tempo. It can be swift and bold, or a slow burn. Sometimes it is thrillingly insistent, as in the opening movement of Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony.

Karen Gomyo Performs Dvořák’s Violin Concerto

Her immediate response was to write this powerful Requiem, to ease the troubled spirit of the land and to amplify the importance of our shared history.

Experience the colossal sound of Eumeralla in the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall in this milestone Sydney premiere. With a full symphony orchestra and massed choirs – including the voices of Dhungala Children’s Choir – and sung entirely in the ancient dialects of the Gunditjmara people, Cheetham Fraillon has created a musical work that is a compelling call for peace and reconciliation.

Eumeralla, A War Requiem For Peace By Deborah Cheetham Fraillon

The legendary Australian band bring their beloved tunes and new sounds to a musically immersive orchestral experience with the Sydney Symphony.

The Cat Empire With The Sydney Symphony Orchestra

Beethoven’s Septet was one of his most successful early works, an instant hit that found its way into the drawing rooms of the Viennese public.

Beethoven’s Septet

A winner with audiences and critics alike, DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon is a captivating and original story that combines humour, fire-breathing action, and epic adventure!

How to Train Your Dragon in Concert

One of the most exciting violinists performing today, Augustin Hadelich has created a rich concert experience displaying the virtuosity demanded across the centuries, with this selection of truly captivating pieces for violin.

Augustin Hadelich And The Sydney Symphony Orchestra

He’d barely left the stage before being signed up for a return visit. In the meantime, the critical raves have continued: ‘technically dazzling' (New York Times); 'pinpoint intonation and tone… masterly' (LA Times).

Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto is the ultimate star vehicle, equal parts richly expressive and dizzyingly virtuosic. In Hadelich’s hands, and with his 1744 Guarneri ‘del Gesù’ violin, every ounce of Hadelich’s huge artistry will shine through in this masterpiece.

Augustin Hadelich Performs Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto

The iconic blast of the horns at the beginning of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony is the first of many power-packed moments in this program of dramatic contrasts.

Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony

With the most famous four notes in history, the opening to Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony has captivated the world for more than 200 years. Its power has never diminished.

Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony

In one of the most innovative and energising works for 2024, composer and pianist Paul Grabowsky brings the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Yolŋu songmen Daniel Ngukurr Boy Wilfred and David Yipininy Wilfred together in a work that celebrates the musical traditions of the Ngukurr people in Arnhem Land.

Wata: A Gathering For Songmen, Improvising Soloists And Orchestra

Czech composer Leoš Janáček wrote his wind sextet Mládí (Youth) when he was 70, capturing the youthful mood characteristic of his works from this period.

Janáček, Ravel & Piazzolla

With her natural energy, infectious personality and talent to spare, she was the first saxophonist to reach the finals of BBC Young Musician and the youngest-ever soloist to perform at the Last Night of the Proms. An extraordinary talent, she has already been awarded honours for services to music.

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra With Jess Gillam

This phenomenal instrument is a conduit for drama. And when all the stops are out, it’s electrifying – especially when in the presence of the Sydney Opera House Grand Organ, the world’s largest mechanical tracker-action pipe organ, consisting of an extraordinary 10,244 pipes.

Saint-Saëns’ Organ Symphony

Like much of his work, the Water Music was an 18th-century show stopper. Commissioned by King George I for a concert on the Thames, all of London turned out to see Handel and his orchestra floating up and down the river on a barge, playing this exciting, ceremonial music. It’s a foot-tapping party on and off stage – and the music was such a hit the King demanded an immediate encore!

Handel & Sparkling Baroque

Goulburn Performing Arts Centre

This concert, directed by the brilliant Erin Helyard, is a celebration of the spectacular.

Handel’s Water Music

With three Romantic masterpieces performed by a Russian master, this concert is a treat for anyone who loves the piano.

Alexander Melnikov in Recital

The dazzling musical fireworks of Shostakovich’s Festive Overture are pure entertainment, and the perfect way to open this program of triumphant, witty and brilliant virtuosity from two extraordinary soloists, conducted by the exciting Giordano Bellincampi.

Alexander Melnikov performs Shostakovich

Experience the iconic film music of John Williams performed live in concert by the Sydney Symphony.

The Music Of John Williams

Shostakovich’s fifteen string quartets are some of the finest works for small ensemble, and alongside those of Haydn and Beethoven, are indispensable.

Vaughan Williams & Shostakovich

Delight in this special one-off performance of sparkling Baroque gems as acclaimed early music specialist Erin Helyard leads the exciting young musicians of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra Fellowship Program in works by Telemann and Graupner.

The Splendour of the Baroque

In a unique presentation, the superb Australian String Quartet will join the Sydney Symphony to perform the mesmerising Absolute Jest by American composer John Adams, a work that takes small fragments of Beethoven’s music and develops them into something new, and newly inspiring.

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra With The Australian String Quartet

Finnish conductor Dalia Stasevska conducts this program of works by her homeland’s greatest composers – Sibelius’ extraordinary Fifth Symphony, Einojuhani Rautavaara’s Cantus Arcticus and Kaija Saariaho’s Harp Concerto featuring soloist Xavier de Maistre.

Dalia Stasevska Conducts Sibelius’ Fifth Symphony

Be swept away as the Sydney Symphony Orchestra presents the music of beloved Australian composer Nigel Westlake, including the award-winning song cycle Compassion featuring singer-songwriter Lior.

The Sydney Symphony performs Compassion

Port Macquarie

Tamworth War Memorial Town Hall

Manning Entertainment Centre

A rich new collaboration between composer Nigel Westlake, singer/songwriter Lior and language activist Lou Bennett, Ngapa William Cooper is a tribute to the life of Yorta Yorta activist William Cooper.

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra Performs Ngapa William Cooper

Harold Lobb Concert Hall

The Art House

Ngapa William Cooper

Joyce Yang's performances have been praised as 'extraordinary' and 'kaleidoscopic' (Los Angeles Times), and for this solo recital the Grammy-nominated pianist has selected an evocative and thrilling program that demonstrates the full range of her virtuosity and ‘wondrous sense of colour’ (San Francisco Classical Voice).

Joyce Yang in Recital

Grammy-nominated pianist Joyce Yang brings her ‘vivid and beautiful playing’ (New York Times) to a program that excites on every level.

Joyce Yang Performs Grieg’s Piano Concerto

Rich and colourful expressions of America shine through in this heart-warming program.

Dvořák & Bernstein

2024 is the 150th anniversary of Schoenberg’s birth and also the 100th anniversary of the premiere of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue – the perfect moment to present this poignant story of memory, trauma, friendship, humour and hope, and above all, the power of music.

When George Met Arnold

Indulge in the intoxicating richness of Russian Romanticism with these performances of Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No.5, with its passionate melodies and beautiful orchestration.

Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony

Join us for an unforgettable evening as ARIA Award-nominated future-soul superstar Ngaiire graces the Sydney Opera House with her genre-defying concert, accompanied by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and GODTET. This special performance, titled "PRESENT FIREFLIES WITH GODTET," is set to take place in the iconic Concert Hall on Saturday, May 4, 2024, at 8:00pm.

After a sold-out performance on the Forecourt during the Sydney Opera House's 50th anniversary celebrations in 2022, Ngaiire returns to captivate audiences once again. Described by Rolling Stone as a "near perfect slice of hushed future soul," Ngaiire will blend her unique fusion of electronic future-soul, gospel, and R&B pop with the powerful sounds of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. This concert also celebrates the release of a new live album from her previous Forecourt concert, featuring songs that have defined her career.

The evening will commence with an opening performance by GODTET, a driving force in Sydney’s local scene, presenting their GODTET STRINGS project alongside members of the Sydney Symphony. Led by Australian instrumentalist and producer Godriguez, GODTET is known for their meditative, improvisational jazz that has captivated audiences nationwide.

Conductor Nicholas Buc will lead the ensemble through a setlist that includes both GODTET and Ngaiire's hits, promising an evening of mesmerizing music and soulful melodies.

Tickets for this one-of-a-kind concert start from $50, with premium options and concessions available. Adult, student, and under 35 ticket prices vary, with a booking fee of $8.95 applicable. Additionally, attendees have the exclusive opportunity to purchase a vinyl album of Ngaiire and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra's live performance at the Sydney Opera House, available for collection at the concert.

Don't miss this extraordinary collaboration at the Sydney Opera House, where music and soul meet symphony. Reserve your seats now for an evening of unforgettable performances.

Ngaiire & The Sydney Symphony Orchestra

Sibelius’ music is intimately connected to the expansive beauty of his native Finland. His poetic notes hang in the air like snowflakes; with wind whistling through frozen forests, the music is a sensory delight.

Osmo Vänskä conducts the music of Sibelius

Relive the magic of your favourite wizard in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™ in Concert.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in Concert

Experience one of the greatest movies of all time, Singin’ in the Rain, live in concert with the Sydney Symphony.

Singin’ In The Rain A Symphonic Night At The Movies

Join the string musicians of the Sydney Symphony for a truly sparkling evening of music in the Sydney Opera House Utzon Room.

Mendelssohn's Octet

Part luminous meditation, part dark diabolical jig creating an elegy for our grandchildren’s planet, this is a concerto that requires true virtuosity. In Arabella Steinbacher’s hands, it will be a transcendent experience.

The colossal opening chords of Thus Spoke Zarathustra are iconic – made famous by Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. Richard Strauss had a unique gift for generating enormous sound from a symphony orchestra. Vast, beautiful and almost overwhelming, Zarathustra is awe-inspiring from start to finish.

Arabella Steinbacher Performs Lentz

Famous for the cello’s powerful opening statement, this is music of aching intensity, from the wistful, searching mood of the iconic first movement to its very final moments. Experience Elgar’s vision as interpreted by sought-after cellist Nicolas Altstaedt, a performer celebrated for his superb control, warmth of tone and huge presence.

Elgar's Cello Concerto

After this premiered to critical acclaim, his Second Symphony took less than a year to complete, bursting out in all its colour and glory. From the lush, pastoral landscape of the opening movement to the grand, triumphant finale, every moment is packed with sweeping emotions and lyrical tunes. Glanert’s Idyllium is inspired by Brahms’ music and pays homage to the great Romantic composer.

Donald Runnicles conducts Brahms 2

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.

Js Bach's Magnificat In D

The woodwinds of the Sydney Symphony present charming and uplifting works by Beethoven and Mozart.

Mozart's Gran Partita Serenade

Swashbuckling, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love, miracles... Experience one of the most loved films of all time, with the power of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The Princess Bride In Concert

We’re in New York City with the jazz era spark forever captured in Gershwin’s pioneering work, Rhapsody in Blue. Audiences were mesmerised at its premiere, and in this performance the acclaimed Australian pianist Simon Tedeschi keeps the magic alive.

Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue

Unfolding with joyous energy and daring surprise, Mussorgsky’s musical scenes are as evocative and contrasting as the pictures themselves.

From the endearing inelegance of The Gnome, to the fleeting beauty of the Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks, to the triumphant power of The Great Gate of Kiev – Mussorgsky’s vision is revealed through the power of Ravel’s iconic orchestration.

Pictures at an Exhibition

Twenty-four year old Albanian-born virtuoso Marie-Ange Nguci dazzles in this recital featuring works by Rachmaninov, Prokofiev and more.

Marie-Ange Nguci in Recital

He was fascinated by the music of America, particularly Native American and African-American music, and was energised by influences outside European traditions. This quintet is full of joy, as fresh and invigorating as a brisk walk through Central Park in autumn.

Dvořák's String Quintet No.3

Be dazzled as a cast of Australian musical theatre stars, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and maestra Jessica Gethin bring your favourite Disney animated film scores to life.

Featuring hit songs from Cinderella, Beauty & the Beast, The Lion King, Moana, Encanto and many more, join us as original Disney film footage is projected live on the big screen at the Sydney Opera House.

Disney 100: The Concert

A third-culture kid of Wiradjuri and Filipino blood, Mo’Ju’s music is raw and deeply personal; their lyrics speak to the highs and lows of the soul in a way that has cemented their place as one of Australia’s most exciting contemporary artists. In this concert, their rich, distinctive vocals and Soul-RnB-Funk sound truly shines, as they unite with the full power of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra

Mo’Ju with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra

The work was inspired by Janáček’s love for Kamila Stösslová, a young married woman. The music twists and turns with the changing fortunes of their relationship revealed through their 700 letters.

Grammy Award-winning American composer Joan Tower’s Rising is a work of perpetual upward movement. A dazzling, continuous expansion gathering intensity throughout, the piece is a dynamic prelude to Janáček’s Quartet.

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