31 January 2020
"The concert featured plenty of moving moments, such as the revelation by presenter Margaret Throsby that Sally Whitwell’s soaring 2011 piece Road Trip – performed by the composer with flautist Sally Walker – was inspired in part by mountainous bushland between Sydney and Newcastle that has since been blackened by the fires." Limelight
Photo: Anthony Browell
Until Tuesday 21st January, 2020
Photo: Sarah Monk
17th November, 2019. "A highlight of Dvorak’s symphony after interval, conducted by Tognetti, was the distinctive colour of the woodwind playing...with comely, rounded-edged flute tone (on wooden flute) from Sally Walker.” (Sydney Morning Herald) “Again the playing of Sally Walker impressed in the well-known passage for solo flute.“(BachTrack)
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Hamilton Flute Festival, New Zealand
*POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19*
March 28 - 29, 2020
Hamilton New Zealand
*POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19*
A weekend of late summer flute events
Canberra International Music Festival 2020
*CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19*
May 1-10, 2020
Canberra
*CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19*
Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra: The Creation
3 pm | 10 May, 2020
City Recital Hall
*CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19*
Joseph Haydn Die Schöpfung (The Creation), Hob.XXI:2
Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra
Jakob Lehmann, conductor
Sydney Chamber Choir
Celeste Lazarenko, soprano
Lotte Betts-Dean, mezzo soprano
Andrew Goodwin, tenor
James Ioelu, bass-baritone
Australian Chamber Orchestra: Mahler's Song of the Earth
23 May - 4 June 2020
Australian National Tour
Image: Scott Geersen in collaboration with Maja Savnik
In an exclusive appearance, the Australian recognised as one of the world’s greatest living heldentenors, Stuart Skelton, and Dutch mezzo-soprano Christianne Stotijn, will perform Mahler’s symphony for two vocalists and orchestra, Das Lied von der Erde (Song of the Earth), arranged for chamber ensemble by Schoenberg.
The 19th Biennial International Conference on Baroque Music
16 - 19 July, 2020
Birmingham Conservatoire, UK
*POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19*
The 19th Biennial International Conference on Baroque Music will be hosted by Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (Birmingham City University, UK) from Wednesday 15 July to Sunday 19 July 2020.
Omega Ensemble: Musica Ex Machina
7:30 pm | Thu 23 July, 2020
City Recital Hall
Photo: Keith Saunders
John Adams’ complex and thrilling Son of Chamber Symphony leads this program of works of virtuosity and colour. Accompanied by Copland’s Sextet, this performance also includes the Australian premiere of Nico Muhly’s driving Motion, as well as Australian composer Christopher Gordon’s Freefall Symphony.
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