Tag: Music

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Leonard Cohen wearing a hat, with a background painting of a man standing under a street lamp in the rain with city buildings in the background.

Cohen Noir

An all-star line-up celebrates the timeless music, words and wisdom of Leonard Cohen.

Seated audience watching the movie Phar Lap, a young Tom Burlinson with a chestnut horse.

Phar Lap in Concert

The Southern Cross Symphony performs the sweeping score live to accompany the acclaimed film.

Dramatic black-and-white profile of the famous neo-classical marble sculpture known as the Monteverde Angel.

Royal Melbourne Philharmonic: Faure Requiem

Hear a spectacular choral and orchestral performance of Gabriel Fauré's sublime Requiem.

The three male members of the rock band DMA's in a room, all looking directly at the viewer, two of them wearing caps.

Live at the Gardens: DMA'S

DMA'S unveil a headline tour to mark the announcement of their upcoming fifth studio album.

People watching a fireworks display over the City of Melbourne from a boat on the Yarra River.

New Year's Eve Fireworks Cruise

Celebrate in style with an all-inclusive harbour and river cruise departing Docklands.

Two friends are browsing through records in a shop.

Ultimate music nerd's guide to Melbourne

Dive into Melbourne’s essential music spots to find tunes and tech.

Armenian pianist / composer Tigran Hamasyan leaning backwards with head facing upwards.

Tigran Hamasyan

Armenian pianist / composer Tigran Hamasyan returns to the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

A live musical performance in front of a small audience featuring a flutist, a grand piano, a double bass, classical guitar and other instrumentalists.

Ensemble Mania: Pickett

Hear chamber music from the here and now, featuring pieces by living Australian composers.

The four members of the Flinders Quartet seated with their instruments in cases beside them, inside a stationary vintage W class Melbourne tram.

Flinders Quartet: New Light

A performance of Beethoven’s majestic late quartet, plus luminous works by Bacewicz and Dodd.

Two members of the music group ZÖJ both posing looking in the distance against a concrete building.

ZÖJ: May the Devil’s Ear Be Deaf

A powerful cross-cultural journey through deep listening, improvisation and Persian poetry.

A woman with bright red hair and a large silver choker holds a retro microphone in front of a tiled background.
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Downtown: The Petula Clark and Carole King Essentials

Cabaret queen Amy Djuric brings the iconic songs of Carole King and Petula Clark to life.

Modern ceramic pot with ancient Greek-style motif.

Caras Greek Shop

An iconic shop specialising in Greek travel, music and gifts

Jake Mason Trio, three men wearing blazers, two with hats and glasses.

Jake Mason Trio

The trio deliver a modern take on the classic organ soul-jazz tradition.

A dark stylised lino print of a German man walking through the forest towards a light at the top of a mountain.
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German Opera: Der Freischütz

Step into a world of dark forests, magic and music in the German Opera, Der Freischütz.

Singers Ben Lee (seated) and Georgia Maq standing beside him with her hand on her hip and sunglasses on.

Ben Lee and Georgia Maq

Two great Australian songwriters team up for the Two Most Annoying People You Love tour.

Two women walking down the stairs in a gaming shop with a pink neon sign.

Minotaur Entertainment

Minotaur is Melbourne’s premier pop culture store, with books, collectibles, magazines and more.

Old black and white photograph of Jazz musician, Ray Charles, wearing a suit and cravat and sunglasses, looking up.

The Genius of Ray Charles

A celebration of the music of Ray Charles from Andrew Swann and the Melbourne Jazz Collective.

The back of a busker performing in a street in front of a handful of people.
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Premium Busking Auditions

Enjoy some of Melbourne's best busking talent at the premium permit auditions.

An arcade game with neon lights

The ultimate '90s guide to Melbourne

Travel back in time with arcade games, vintage looks and record store adventures.

Group of children seated on the floor while adults look on.
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Auslan Storytime

Bringing stories to life through visual language and movement, 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month.