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Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Check our new giveaways here. Standing on the Bones of Giants is a new improvised music project featuring Ed Goyer, Ed Rodrigues, Trevor Brown, Waldo Fabian and Lee McIver.
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Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Check our new giveaways here. Shaumet Music presents the Australian premiere of Jonathan Dove and Graham Vick’s chamber adaptation of Richard Wagner’s Das Rheingold.
This month’s Sydney Harbour Sunset Jazz Cruise welcomes special guest Zoe K, joining the JC Stylles Quartet for an unforgettable evening on the water.
The legendary Pinchas Zukerman makes a triumphant return to Sydney for the first time in a decade, for one unforgettable night only.
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Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Check our new giveaways here. The Happiest Man on Earth, adapted by Mark St Germain, makes its Australian premiere after acclaimed international seasons.
Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Check our new giveaways here. Explore vast liminal spaces and be encompassed by what lies in between with Ensemble Apex’s daring new project Behind Me Is The Dark.
Flora marks the fourth time the companies have joined forces, and in this first full-length collaboration, Bangarra’s signature storytelling style takes you on a journey through the evolution of Australian flora.
2MBS Subscriber giveaways Classical Events
Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Check our new giveaways here. Hunters Hill Music presents world class musicians in the intimacy of the Hunters Hill Town Hall.
Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Check our new giveaways here. Few works command such instant recognition as Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana. From the powerful opening ‘O Fortuna’ to moments of shimmering tenderness, this choral masterpiece celebrates the passions.
Entries for this giveaway are now closed. Check our new giveaways here. Operantics presents a witty operatic double bill featuring Mozart’s The Impresario and Salieri’s Prima la musica e poi le parole.