The Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of maestro Johannes Fritzsch, present a celebration of the year ’23 from across three centuries. Come and enjoy landmark works from 1823, 1923 and a new student commission from 2023, performed by an equally diverse set of performers. Our talented students will feature in a variety of contexts from full symphony orchestra (Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9) to piano trio, Shubert art songs (featuring celebrated tenor and QCGU academic Paul MacMahon) and the unique instrumentation of Milhaud’s iconic La creation du monde.
Beethoven, Symphony no.9 (mvt ii.) (1823)
Schubert, Die schöne Müllerin 1-5 (1823)
Klengel, Piano Trio op.36 (mvt iii) (1823)
Bishop, Home, sweet home (1823)
Weber, Euryanthe overture (1823)
Milhaud, La creation du monde (1923)
Arnheim / Lyman, I cried for you (1923)
Bartok, Dance Suite (1923)
Misso, (new commission) (2023)
David Helfgott bids a fond farewell to his fans, performing Rachmaninov’s third piano concerto for two pianos with Rhodri Clarke.
Join Queensland Symphony Orchestra for a rapturous performance of Heroic Tales conducted by Nicholas Carter.
Ensemble Q presents a boots and all style exploration of the earthy influence of music from countries including Ireland, America, Japan, Italy and more.
A rare opportunity to witness the magic of these two phenomenal artists, who have been thrilling crowds across the world.
Join the world’s finest violinist Maxim Vengerov for an insightful masterclass.
Soprano Siobhan Stagg performs with Nico de Villiers at the Ian Hanger Recital Hall in an intimate recital of Lieder.
Tiempo y Herida is a concert of new works by Bernardo Alviz, Felix Hughes Chivers and Paul Dean, performed by QCGU staff and students.
Come see the Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra: Concertos Festival, performed at the Queensland Symphony Orchestra Studio.