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Three musicians playing violin, cello and piano, with singer wearing long blue gown, performing on dimly lit curtained stage.

1 Aug

Our Duty to Care

Spanning the realms of Australian and Icelandic composition, Our Duty to Care is the third instalment in Robert McIntyre’s climate-change concert curations, following acclaimed performances in recent years.

In this Melbourne Recital Centre exclusive, the 2025 instalment covers themes relating to climate change, empathy, loss, hope and more. Our Duty to Care features the music of renowned Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds alongside Australians Robert McIntyre, Laura Abraham, Anne Cawrse and Melbourne Recital Centre’s 2024 Artist in Residence Nat Bartsch.

Date	Times
Fri 1 Aug	6:00pm - 7:30pm

Adult / general $45
Student / concession $35

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