Ensembles and Projects
Hear a sample of the trailer to Ayres and Graces!
Image credit: Keith Saunders
Bach Series. Image credit: Katelyn-Jane Dunn
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Latest concerts.. Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, live in concert!! Ayres and Graces Sydney, October 27-31 In addition to the live concerts, Australian Brandenburg Orchestra will also present a digital première of the concert on sale from 1 November 2020. Digital concert series Brandenburg One: Ayres and Graces Bach series The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra has launched an immersive new digital content platform called Brandenburg One. This features a fortnightly series of newly-produced performances by the Brandenburg musicians. Ayres and Graces is captured in an hour-long filmed performance, premiering on 1 November. Behind the musicians on stage are the incredible backdrops by Australian designer Silvana Azzi Heras. It also includes insightful cameos featuring some of the musicians talking about the repertoire featured. The Bach Series features J.S. Bach’s works for unaccompanied instruments and also features interviews, additional new recordings, archival concert footage, curated playlists, in-depth podcasts, and instrument, composer and musician profiles. |
Digital concert: May 20, 8.30 pm Australian Haydn Ensemble performed 'Haydn and the Hunt' in association with the Melbourne Digital Concert Hall. |
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February 28,2020 7pm at the Recital Hall West, Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
Named after Notos the Greek God of the South Wind, the Notos Wind Quintet is based in Sydney, Australia. Formed in late 2019, this exciting ensemble is the result of years of research and performance collaboration, performing wind music of the 18th and 19th centuries in an historically informed manner on copies of historical wind instruments.
Named after Notos the Greek God of the South Wind, the Notos Wind Quintet is based in Sydney, Australia. Formed in late 2019, this exciting ensemble is the result of years of research and performance collaboration, performing wind music of the 18th and 19th centuries in an historically informed manner on copies of historical wind instruments.
