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Psycho Live In Concert – Halloween Event

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See Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho like never before at Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace this Halloween! The classic film will be screened in a digital restoration and the iconic Psycho score played by a live chamber string ensemble.

CD of the Week – Lyhra

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Celebrated singers, composers and performers in their own right, Trish Delaney-Brown, Sam Walton and Briana Cowlishaw combine their musical sensibilities to form the distinctive vocal harmony soundscape experience that is Lyhra’s debut EP.

Handel’s Messiah Sydney

Classical Events

The Handel's Messiah Sydney choir is looking for skilled choristers and enthusiastic amateur singers to be a part of the annual event that is at the heart of Sydney's Christmas celebrations each year. You could be part of this choir! The choir is non-auditioning and welcomes both trained singers and enthusiastic amateurs.

The Young Virtuosi in concert

Classical Events

The Young Virtuosi brings together two virtuosic soloists of bright subtlety and emotional depth in a concert centered on one of the most beloved instrumental combinations in music.

Mosaic release their debut album

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The 2MBS Fine Music Sydney Artist in Residence program is designed to support Sydney jazz ensembles with active promotion and provide extensive rehearsal opportunities. This year’s award went to a young 10-piece jazz ensemble the Mosaic Jazz Collective.

Charles Ives: The insurance man composer

Classical Fine Music Magazine

October sees the 150th anniversary of the birth of the American composer, Charles Ives. It also marks the 70th anniversary of his death. Despite the fact that Ives sits nowadays among the pantheon of American classical composers, there’s no denying that he was almost totally ignored during his lifetime.

Evenings with the French Horn

CD Reviews Classical Michael Morton-Evans

Mark Papworth has recognised that French composers like Hector Berlioz realised that there were benefits to the valved instrument unobtainable by the old post horn, and rescored his Symphonie Fantastique to take advantage of the possibilities of the valved horn

Mozart’s Jupiter – Australian Brandenburg Orchestra

Classical News and Events Upcoming concerts

Mozart’s Jupiter will see the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra's biggest orchestral line-up of the year taking to the stage, delivering a symphonic experience as grand as it gets.

Putting a smile on the dial

Simon Moore our Chair recently sat down with the North Shore times to discuss why he loves his suburb of Kirribilli!

Mike Nock: A Jazz Legend

Barry O'Sullivan Fine Music Magazine Jazz posts

From stowing away on a boat to Sydney, to winning a scholarship from Down Beat magazine to attend Berklee College of Music and establishing himself in the American heartlands of jazz, Mike Nock’s story has always been one of fierce ambition, determination, and remarkable talent.