Tag: Music

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Murder at the Theatre

A high‑energy musical dance drama blending Bollywood and Broadway.

Two guitarists playing their instruments on stage with two drummers behind them.

Hydra

The Australian Toto Show is a must-see event for Toto fans, musicians and live music lovers alike.

An individual singing into a microphone during a musical performance on a stage with green and yellow spotlights behind them.

Cool Change

A tribute to the Aussie rock legends who became The Little River Band.

A smiling woman holds a violin across her body.

MSO Chamber: Old Ideas, New Stories (Relaxed Performance)

Exploring the fine line between old and new ideas.

A woman in a ball gown standing by herself, her eyes downcast, in the top left corner of the image but upside down is a group of people socialising.
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La Traviata

Glamour, riches and a tragic secret: La Traviata is the story of a courtesan falling in love.

Two young men in dramatic lighting with heads on an angle, both wearing black.
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Jussen Brothers Play Poulenc

Be swept into the wild and unpredictable momentum of Toru Takemitsu’s Three Film Scores.

The four female members of the Flinders String Quartet posing in front of a vintage yellow and green Melbourne tram.
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Flinders Quartet Open Rehearsals

Three open rehearsals offer a rare opportunity to observe the Flinders Quartet prepare to perform.

Classical conductor wearing black tux, holding a baton and pointing with one finger.

Quick Fix at Half Six: Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony

Tchaikovsky’s decisive Symphony No 5 will leave you firmly grounded in the human experience.

Classical musician Christian Li leaning back in a chair, holding a violin and bow.

Christian Li plays Brahms

The MSO Young Artist in Association performs Brahms’ riveting Violin Concerto.

An illustration from the book, Luna Roo the Kangaroo Baller, showing a beefed-up crocodile, a kangaroo, cassowary, dingo and wombat wearing green and gold sporting jerseys.

National Simultaneous Storytime

Join the fun when the same book is read simultaneously to 2 million children across the country.

A pale pink image, in the centre are motifs from Gilbert and Sullivan musicals, including a Union Jack stamp, a clocktower, a police car, a yellow flower, and a woman in a dress with a tight bodice.
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Gilbert & Sullivan: A Musical Celebration

Enjoy a sparkling concert of wit, whimsy and song with highlights from GIlbert and Sullivan.

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The Jazz Alchemists

Witness the alchemy of jazz, where improvisation transcends expectation.

A relaxed performance at the Melbourne Recital Centre, with seated musicians playing to an audience of young children and their carers sitting on the floor in a relaxed manner.
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Relaxed Performances at Melbourne Recital Centre

These relaxed daytime concert experiences suit all ages.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra on stage, as seen from above.
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Brahms Festival: Spring Gala

Sir Bryn Terfel opens the MSO's Spring Gala with a selection of spiritual works to set the scene.

A scene from a Studio Ghibli anime film, with humans and creatures on a green rooftop.

Mina Yu Quartet with Strings: Studio Ghibli

Immerse yourself in the melodies and soundscapes of Studio Ghibli films.

A musician with flowing long hair, leaning against an open grand piano with microphones in the foreground.

Brahms Festival: Chamber Music

A special chamber performance of Brahms' more intimate works with some Mendelssohn to set the scene.

The four members of Invictus Quartet, each wearing a different coloured suit, jumping up in the air from a grassy hill, while holding their instruments, against a blue sky background.

Invictus Quartet Live

Join Invictus Quartet on an epic musical adventure when they perform live at Fortress Melbourne.

Blurred classical musicians playing their instruments.

Orchestra Victoria: In Full Flight

A propulsive program that draws together eclectic styles from across three centuries.

Pianist Paul Lewis, wearing a denim shirt with his head resting on his hand.

Paul Lewis: Mozart+

The British concert pianist puts Mozart under the microscope to discover infinite new wonders.

A blue image with a couple dancing, a chandelier, a staircase, palm tress and other symbols from musicals.
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Encore! Songs from the Musicals

The magic of musical theatre in a star-studded showcase of hits.