Grainger Studio Wednesday 3 September at 10:30am and 1.00pm (Finish approx. 11:30am and 2.00pm)
This series of one-hour concerts of popular classics, complete with morning tea to follow proved a hit in 2007 with sell out concerts every time. Make sure you don’t miss out in 2008 when the ASO presents this wonderful classical matinee experience.
Adelaide Town Hall Friday 12 September at 8.00pm (Finish approx. 10.00pm) Saturday 13 September at 6:30pm (Finish approx. 8:30pm)
Even Beethoven was not always storming the heavens: his Triple Concert is more like a genial conversation between friends, a perfect vehicle for our three wonderful soloists. ASO Principal Horn, Philip Hall, pours forth a stream of golden tone in Mozart’s Horn Concerto No. 3. The ASO reprises the triumphant 2007 Sibelius Festival with the dark and beautiful tone poem En Saga. Join us one hour prior for an informative, free pre-concert talk.
Clowning Around with Melvin Tix Grainger Studio Saturday 20 September at 1.00pm and 3.00pm (Finish approx. 2.00pm and 4.00pm)
Suitable for ages 3 – 12 years old
After the success of Melvin’s Australian debut with us in 2006, he’s back. Petter Vabog has been performing as Melvin Tix for over 21 years throughout the world, presenting an enormous program filled with familiar favourites and his own unique humour and magic.
Performing with the ASO, Melvin Tix is the conductor, the master of ceremonies, the soloist, the balloon-making genius and the music arranger. Clowning Around with Melvin Tix will be an exciting performance for everyone.
Supported by Thornton Group
Single tickets from BASS on 131 246 or Subscribe NOW
Adelaide Town Hall Friday 26 September at 8.00pm (Finish approx. 10.00pm) Saturday 27 September at 6:30pm (Finish approx 8:30pm)
Few composers launched their orchestral compositions as fearlessly and ambitiously as the young Brahms. His First Piano Concert is a titanic struggle between piano and orchestra, softened by its slow movement, which is both a poignant elegy to his lost friend Robert Schumann and a veiled declaration of love for his young widow, Clara. The temperature reaches fever pitch with Schoenberg at his most intense as he explores the beauty and anguish of extreme passion in Transfigured Night. This concert will open with a new work specially commissioned by the Schueler family.
Join us one hour prior for an informative, free pre-concert talk.
Single tickets from BASS on 131 246 or Subscribe NOW
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