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Rosemary Ponnekanti

Sydney Philharmonia Choirs announce 2025 season

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Sydney Philharmonia Choirs announce 2025 season

Sydney Philharmonia Choirs is thrilled to announce its 2025 Concert Season, a jubilant celebration of the joy of music making and the unifying power of the human voice. This vibrant and adventurous program draws on works from a rich array of luminaries – past and present – highlighting music that questions the world that we live in; and honours and underscores the common threads that bind.

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Lovers of Bach can look forward to a very rare treat at Easter with the Australian premiere performance of Romantic composer Felix Mendelssohn’s 1841 interpretation of the St Matthew Passion. Associate Music Director Elizabeth Scott conducts the Choirs and a brilliant cast of soloists, including acclaimed baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes as Christus.

And in a first-ever artistic collaboration, the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra will play on actual Romantic-era instruments, led from the violin by co-artistic director Rachel Beesley. Hear this work just as Mendelssohn himself would have heard it.

AussieTheatre.com
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A triumphant, joyful concert

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A triumphant, joyful concert

From the first punchy Beethoven chords to the joyful finale of Schubert’s Symphony No.9, ‘The Great’, the final concert of the Young Mannheim Symphonists 2024 National Academy on Saturday 13 July proved a triumph for both the young musicians and the ensemble guiding them – the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra (ARCO).

Rosemary Ponnekanti, Burwood Bulletin
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Viennese Vogue

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Viennese Vogue

Witness a musical revolution performed on historical instruments by some of Australia’s finest international artists when the Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra tours Australian towns including Caloundra.

Noosa Today, 11 January 2023

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