 Gordon Kerry - composer I am super excited to be touring all around Australia with amazing musicians Emily Sun (violin) and Nicolas Fleury (french horn) in a program featuring Brahms’ horn trio, an arrangement for the same combination of Mozart’s horn quintet, and a brand new violin sonata by one of Australia’s most illustrious composers - Gordon Kerry.
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 Caerwen Martin - composer Monash University’s Wood, Metal and Vibrating Air Piano Recital Series is an exciting opportunity for me to present a solo concert in the stunning David Li Sound Gallery. The program will feature a set of variations by Haydn, works by romantic giants Chopin and Schumann, and a stunningly reflective work by Melbourne-based cellist and composer Caerwen Martin.
Date: Thursday 20th May 2021 Time: 7pm Venue: David Li Sound Gallery, The Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts, 48 Exhibition Walk, Clayton VIC 3800 Admission: $20-$35 Please click here for bookings and further details.  Anawim Avila, composer Melbourne is slowly returning to its old self, with regular live performances becoming the norm once again. The Melbourne Digital Concert Hall is no exception with concerts abound, including the new Kawai Piano Series. I am delighted and honoured to be taking part in this series with a recital on Wednesday March 17th 2021 at 7pm (AEDT).
The program will include two workhorses of the piano repertoire - the Chopin 1st Ballade and the Beethoven Waldstein sonata. I am also excited to present a new work by exciting US composer Anawim Avila, entitled The Accumulation. It will be wonderful to see you there, live at the Atheneum in Melbourne! Otherwise, as always with MDCH, you can watch the concert in the comfort of your own home. If it is inconvenient for you to watch the concert at its prescribed time (I’m thinking of all my dear friends in New York amongst others!), MDCH now support delayed viewing, where your purchased ticket allows you to view the concert for up to 72 hours after the concert has ended. Please refer to the MDCH FAQ page for more information. Hope you can make it, either in person or online! CLICK HERE FOR BOOKINGS AND DETAILS  Finally - live audiences!! That’s right - this Melbourne Digital Concert Hall recital will be aired online as usual, with a limited live audience. If you want to experience live music again, please book early - spaces are limited!
It is with excitement that we can present this concert to you through MDCH. I’ll be joining cellist Zoe Knighton and Clarinettist Lloyd Van’t Hoff in a program of various combinations and styles. Date: Thursday 3rd December 7pm (AEDT) Program: Connesson - Disco Toccata Bernstein - Clarinet Sonata Bragato - Graciela y Buenos Aires Brahms - Clarinet Trio, Op.114 To book either tickets for online viewing, or live seating at the Atheneum Theatre Melbourne, please click here to visit the relevant MDCH website page. Hope to see you there, whether virtually or in person!  I am deeply grateful once again to the incredible Melbourne Digital Concert Hall for their continued support of artists all around Australia. Please join us this Thursday 5th November at 7pm (Australian Eastern Standard Time) to hear a program of works by two Romantic giants, Schubert and Chopin, as well as a 21st century re-imagining by Stuart Greenbaum of harmonic fragments by these composers.
Schubert: Moments Musicaux D.780, Nos. 1-3 Greenbaum: Allusion, introspection and Ascension Chopin: Ballade No.4 in F minor, Op.52 For more details and ticket purchases, please click here to be taken to the MDCH website. For those of you in an inconvenient time zone (e.g. New York, where the recital would air at 4am, ouch), please email me directly to organise a delayed broadcast at a more convenient time. Hope you are able to tune in, and please stay safe.  Hi friends! For the Melbourne Digital Concert Hall this Friday, I will be joining cellist Zoe Knighton, one of Australia’s most dynamic cellists. Please tune in to hear the 2 Sonatas for Cello and Piano by Johannes Brahms, some of the most loved repertoire for the combination.
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Saturday 1 August 2020 | 3pm and 6pm Primrose Potter Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre, Australia Mark ISAACS - Closer Luke ALTMANN - Holy Fools Astor PIAZZOLLA - The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires $40 or $29 concession Click here to visit the Benaud Trio website.  Zoe Knighton, cello POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19
I am thrilled to be joining my duo partner cellist extraordinaire Zoe Knighton as we present a thrilling program at the Weill Recital Hall @ Carnegie Hall, New York City. Thursday November 19th 2020 Weill Recital Hall @ Carnegie Hall, New York City Further details to follow!  Lachlan Skipworth, composer CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19
Grand Vistas Saturday 18 July 2020 | 3pm and 6pm Primrose Potter Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre, Australia Lili BOULANGER - D'un matin de printemps Lachlan SKIPWORTH - Piano Trio 'Daha' Johannes BRAHMS - Piano Trio No.2 in C major Op.87 $40 or $29 Concession benaudtrio.com for more ticketing and more information  CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19
I am super thrilled and excited to be soloist in one of the most beloved of all piano concertos, the mighty Rach 2. July 11th and 12th 2020 The Concourse Concert Hall, Chatswood NSW, Australia Click here for ticketing and further details Dr Nicholas Milton AM conductor Amir Farid piano Willoughby Symphony Orchestra PROGRAM: Mendelssohn Ruy Blas Overture, Op.95 Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.18 Beethoven Symphony No.5 in C minor, Op.67 “These Americans cannot get enough of it,” Sergei Rachmaninov said of his Second Piano Concerto during a tour of the USA. Indeed, who can resist such unforgettable melodies and fiendish pianism? Hear award-winning pianist Amir Farid join Dr Nicholas Milton AM and the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra in July for an unforgettable performance at The Concourse of one of the piano’s greatest masterpieces. The concert opens with Felix Mendelssohn’s dramatic Ruy Blas Overture, written with feverish intensity in a matter of days – a taut, exciting work that still thrills in the concert hall today. Few moments in music are as instantly recognisable as the four notes that begin Ludwig van Beethoven’s spectacular Fifth Symphony, the sound of fate knocking at the door. Written by a master composer struggling with hearing loss, amidst the turmoil of the Napoleonic Wars, this is music infused with revolutionary fervour and undoubtedly one of the greatest symphonies of all time. |
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