The Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra presents Rachmaninov’s Symphonic Dances, his final composition is a vibrant orchestral work in three movements. The piece reflects the composer’s mature style, blending lush Romantic melodies with 20th-century harmonic elements. The Symphonic Dances captivate listeners with their emotional depth, rhythmic vitality, and brilliant orchestration, leaving a lasting impression as one of Rachmaninov’s crowning achievements in the realm of orchestral music.
Also in the program is Rachmaninov’s beloved Piano Concerto No. 2, played by Reuban Tsang, winner of the Nancy Weir Best Australian Prize at the 2023 Sydney International Piano Competition.
Along with works by Mozart and Georges Lentz, the final major orchestral concert of the year is not one to miss.
Action-packed and exploding with memorable songs and dynamic dances, Legally Blonde The Musical is so much fun, it should be illegal!
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.
Davey Romain will be playing repertoire from the life and times of jazz guitarist, Wes Montgomery.
See the biennial statewide festival of bands and orchestras from Queensland state schools at the Conservatorium Theatre.
See the biennial statewide festival of bands and orchestras from Queensland state schools at the Conservatorium Theatre.
Celebrate Hungary’s national day with György Déri and Roger Cui and a programme of masterworks from Hungarian composers.