For more than half a century, the Brodsky Quartet has been enchanting audiences with their exceptional musicianship and innovative collaborations, making them one of the world's greatest string ensembles.
Since their formation in 1972, the quartet has performed over 3,000 concerts on some of the most prestigious stages in the world and released over 60 recordings. Their natural curiosity and insatiable desire to explore has propelled them in many artistic directions, ensuring that they remain at the forefront of the international chamber music scene.
As they celebrate their special 50th anniversary, the Brodsky Quartet will perform a sublime selection of musical treats from Bach, Britten, and Schubert, including the unforgettable Death and the Maiden, a pillar of the chamber music repertoire.
Don't miss the opportunity to experience this captivating special event in the magnificent Concert Hall at QPAC. Let the Brodsky Quartet’s extraordinary artistry transport you to another world, where you'll be swept away by the beauty and power of their performance. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of classical music or simply looking to be inspired, join us for a celebration of the timeless beauty of music, and experience the magic of the Brodsky Quartet for yourself.
David Helfgott bids a fond farewell to his fans, performing Rachmaninov’s third piano concerto for two pianos with Rhodri Clarke.
Join Queensland Symphony Orchestra for a rapturous performance of Heroic Tales conducted by Nicholas Carter.
Ensemble Q presents a boots and all style exploration of the earthy influence of music from countries including Ireland, America, Japan, Italy and more.
A rare opportunity to witness the magic of these two phenomenal artists, who have been thrilling crowds across the world.
Join the world’s finest violinist Maxim Vengerov for an insightful masterclass.
Soprano Siobhan Stagg performs with Nico de Villiers at the Ian Hanger Recital Hall in an intimate recital of Lieder.
Tiempo y Herida is a concert of new works by Bernardo Alviz, Felix Hughes Chivers and Paul Dean, performed by QCGU staff and students.
Come see the Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra: Concertos Festival, performed at the Queensland Symphony Orchestra Studio.