Come witness the spectacle of the Conservatorium Wind Orchestra, conducted by Professor Peter Morris, with special guests the Young Conservatorium Wind Orchestra, conducted by Stefanie Smith, in a concert of dance-themed works from across the ages, including the world premiere of a newly-commissioned work by Conservatorium alumnus, Jesse Jones.
Young Conservatorium Wind Orchestra
Karrick, Bayou Breakdown
Benson, Solitary Dancer
Arnold, Four Scottish Dances
Conservatorium Wind Orchestra
Sullivan, Ballet Suite from Pineapple Poll
Jones, Dances of the Wild (world premiere)
Grainger, Shepherd’s Hey
Combined Works
Reed, Armenian Dances (set 1)
Prima, Sing Sing Sing
Tim Munro and Stephen Emmerson take listeners on a journey through a century of German-language song, without words.
The pinnacle of refinement: dine in three delights of the classical era.
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.
A selection of beloved classics performed from the chamber repertoire.
Students from the classical voice and guitar departments join to perform gems from the repertoire.
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”.