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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.

Portrait of Vivaldi with an inset map of Venice with silhouetted buildings.

Australian Chamber Choir: Agatha’s Cantata, Vivaldi’s Gloria

The choir presents a performance on period instruments.

Japanese conductor Nodoka Okisawa, her face on one hand, holding a baton.

Quick Fix at Half Six: Yoshimatsu and Poulenc

Japanese conductor Nodoka Okisawa returns to lead the MSO.

Singer Macy Gray, icily staring at the camera, with an outfit that features feathered shoulders.

Macy Gray: The Encore Tour

This September, Macy Gray returns for her largest ever tour of Australia.

A shirtless man wearing a bright orange suit jumps enthusiastically inside a distorted, circular panoramic view of a city square under a sunset sky.
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Melbourne Fringe Festival

Melbourne Fringe Festival returns with 500+ exciting, boundary-pushing arts events.

Violinists performing with their instruments, one with their back to the view, the other a woman with black hair.

Orchestra Victoria: Worlds Within

The final concert of the 2026 Southbank Series brings the season to a deeply reflective close.

A song sheet resting on a dark wooden surface, with christmas bells on top.

Classic Kids: Christmas

Join the MSO for a magical performance perfect for the whole family.

A violinist dressed in black, performing on a floating, textured rock formation adorned with small plants, against a pale background.
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Melbourne Chamber Orchestra: DuskLit

Hear Mozart, Mendelssohn and more with remarkable pianist Andrea Lam.

A crowd of young music fans enjoying an outdoor concert from the front row railings.

Live at the Gardens: Push Over | 40 Years of The Push

The Push celebrates 40 years of championing young people and Australian music.

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.

A Grand Organ, illuminated in blue / purple.
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Organ Gala

Join the MSO as they return to their roots during the year of their 120th anniversary

A conductor waving a baton with eyes closed and hands outstretched.
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Hope and Bravery: Shostakovich and Tomasi

One composer writes their music during the height of wartime, and the other writes looking back.

Jazz musician Jack Earle seated at a piano looking downwards wearing a cloth cap.

Jack Earle

A night of exceptional, original jazz with some of Melbourne’s finest musicians.

A smiling young teenager, with straight black hair and wearing a pastel coloured dress, osed in front of a grand piano.

Austral Salon of Music August Recital

The August recital features two gifted young pianists.

Guitar virtuoso and composer Julian Lage smiling and looking downwards while strumming his guitar.
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Julian Lage

Grammy-nominated guitar virtuoso and composer Julian Lage tours Australia for the first time.

Performer in a desert setting, dancing on one leg with butterfly wing costume.
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Australian Burlesque Festival

The festival returns to Melbourne with three spectacular events.

A man seated at a grand piano plays while a woman in a white spotted evening dress sings in a hotel lobby.

The Grand Jazz Dinner Show

A spectacular live jazz dinner-and-show with a four-course menu and matched wines included.

Bearded pianist in profile at the keyboard in shafts of bright light in a dark space.

Brahms Festival: First Symphony and Piano Concerto

MSO Chief Conductor Jaime Martín leads musicians through Brahms’ Symphony No 1.

Woman wearing a floral-patterned retro dress with red belt, her arm outstretched.

Twist, Shout and Loco with Me

Swing, jive and dance to the Rock and Roll classics of the 1950s and '60s with live music.

Back view of women singing in a choir with soft lighting.

Duruflé's Requiem

Don't miss one of Australia’s most popular choral conductors and the best organist in the country.