The Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra presents Rachmaninov’s Symphonic Dances, his final composition is a vibrant orchestral work in three movements. The piece reflects the composer’s mature style, blending lush Romantic melodies with 20th-century harmonic elements. The Symphonic Dances captivate listeners with their emotional depth, rhythmic vitality, and brilliant orchestration, leaving a lasting impression as one of Rachmaninov’s crowning achievements in the realm of orchestral music.
Also in the program is Rachmaninov’s beloved Piano Concerto No. 2, played by Reuban Tsang, winner of the Nancy Weir Best Australian Prize at the 2023 Sydney International Piano Competition, and the First Prize Winner of the 2024 Lev Vlassenko Piano Competition.
Conducted by Johannes Fritzsch, the Conservatorium’s final major orchestral concert of the year is one not to miss.
Along with works by Mozart and Georges Lentz, the final major orchestral concert of the year is not one to miss.
Don't miss the dynamic piano duo of Liam Viney and Anna Grinberg, known for their international performance profile and innovative collaborations.
Celebrate the festive season with Bach's sublime Christmas Oratorio, conducted by Benjamin Bayl.
An evening of love, laughter, drama and la dolce vita with The Lisa Gasteen National Opera Program.
See this heartwarming tale of friendship performed by the Brisbane City Youth Ballet at the Conservatorium Theatre.
Karin Schaupp premieres Gerard Brophy’s Guitar Concerto.
Singer songwriter Jess Hitchcock with the award-winning Penny Quartet present a feast of creativity at Queensland Conservatorium.
Join experts from Griffith University’s Green Infrastructure Research Labs (GIRLS) on a walking tour around South Bank.
The pinnacle of refinement: dine in three delights of the classical era.