Historical clarinettist Nicola Boud, early keyboardist Erin Helyard, and cellist Simon Cobcroft explore the spirit of invention in chamber works by Mozart and Beethoven.

A funny, heartbreaking, and refreshingly honest musical capturing the spirit and tension of a Broadway chorus audition, see A Chorus Line at the Conservatorium Theatre.

The Conservatorium Wind Orchestra joins forces with The University of Melbourne Wind Symphony for a program of orchestra favourites.

Simon Hewett leads the QYS in a powerful and heart-wrenching performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 6, often referred to as the “Tragic Symphony”.

Peter Luff leads the Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra in a program of favourites.

A Collaborative Cultural Event for Griffith University’s 50th Anniversary.

A collaboration between the Conservatorium saxophones and visiting saxophonist, Nick Russoniello.

Experience choral magnificence from Mendelssohn’s much-loved oratorio, Elijah, followed by scenes from Tchaikovsky’s lush and romantic opera, Eugene Onegin.

An evening of original music; created, arranged and performed by the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University’s third-year Popular Music students.

In its first Australian tour, Trio Isimsiz performs two giants of the piano trio repertoire from Schubert and Brahms alongside a striking new work from Francisco Coll. 

The sublime meets the sensational in Convergence with music by Mozart, Ligeti and Schubert.

A collage of acts featuring vocal and instrumental students.