ENSEMBLE Q & WILLIAM BARTON

A KALEIDOSCOPE OF SOUND 

Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the boundless sonic imagination of William Barton to explore Brahms, Ligeti and more. Wrap yourself in a kaleidoscope of sound with Ensemble Q. 

What are the sonic possibilities when the oldest wind instrument in the world – the didgeridoo – teams up with instruments that found their final form only two centuries ago? And who better to explore them than distinguished artist and composer William Barton?

Ensemble Q is a group powered by the passion and fizz of curiosity and underpinned by the virtuosic integrity of some of Australia’s finest musicians. It might just be the perfect playground for making music. Their ear-catching program includes works by William Barton and Paul Dean alongside hand-picked masterpieces by Brahms and Ligeti, which promise to wrap audiences in a multi-faceted kaleidoscope of sound.

"The possibilities are extraordinary. [William Barton] is a great man. He radiates. "

— Sir Simon Rattle

"[Ensemble Q was] quite possibly the best performance I’ve seen all year and an astonishing feat of music-making...Frankly, this was a jaw-dropping performance."

— Limelight 

For more info and tickets please visit - https://www.musicaviva.com.au/concert-season/2024/ensemble-q-william-barton/

ENSEMBLE Q & WILLIAM BARTON

A KALEIDOSCOPE OF SOUND 

Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the boundless sonic imagination of William Barton to explore Brahms, Ligeti and more. Wrap yourself in a kaleidoscope of sound with Ensemble Q. 

What are the sonic possibilities when the oldest wind instrument in the world – the didgeridoo – teams up with instruments that found their final form only two centuries ago? And who better to explore them than distinguished artist and composer William Barton?

Ensemble Q is a group powered by the passion and fizz of curiosity and underpinned by the virtuosic integrity of some of Australia’s finest musicians. It might just be the perfect playground for making music. Their ear-catching program includes works by William Barton and Paul Dean alongside hand-picked masterpieces by Brahms and Ligeti, which promise to wrap audiences in a multi-faceted kaleidoscope of sound.

"The possibilities are extraordinary. [William Barton] is a great man. He radiates. "

— Sir Simon Rattle

"[Ensemble Q was] quite possibly the best performance I’ve seen all year and an astonishing feat of music-making...Frankly, this was a jaw-dropping performance."

— Limelight 

For more info and tickets please visit - https://www.musicaviva.com.au/concert-season/2024/ensemble-q-william-barton/

ENSEMBLE Q & WILLIAM BARTON

A KALEIDOSCOPE OF SOUND 

Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the boundless sonic imagination of William Barton to explore Brahms, Ligeti and more. Wrap yourself in a kaleidoscope of sound with Ensemble Q. 

What are the sonic possibilities when the oldest wind instrument in the world – the didgeridoo – teams up with instruments that found their final form only two centuries ago? And who better to explore them than distinguished artist and composer William Barton?

Ensemble Q is a group powered by the passion and fizz of curiosity and underpinned by the virtuosic integrity of some of Australia’s finest musicians. It might just be the perfect playground for making music. Their ear-catching program includes works by William Barton and Paul Dean alongside hand-picked masterpieces by Brahms and Ligeti, which promise to wrap audiences in a multi-faceted kaleidoscope of sound.

"The possibilities are extraordinary. [William Barton] is a great man. He radiates. "

— Sir Simon Rattle

"[Ensemble Q was] quite possibly the best performance I’ve seen all year and an astonishing feat of music-making...Frankly, this was a jaw-dropping performance."

— Limelight 

For more info and tickets please visit - https://www.musicaviva.com.au/concert-season/2024/ensemble-q-william-barton/

ENSEMBLE Q & WILLIAM BARTON

A KALEIDOSCOPE OF SOUND 

Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the boundless sonic imagination of William Barton to explore Brahms, Ligeti and more. Wrap yourself in a kaleidoscope of sound with Ensemble Q. 

What are the sonic possibilities when the oldest wind instrument in the world – the didgeridoo – teams up with instruments that found their final form only two centuries ago? And who better to explore them than distinguished artist and composer William Barton?

Ensemble Q is a group powered by the passion and fizz of curiosity and underpinned by the virtuosic integrity of some of Australia’s finest musicians. It might just be the perfect playground for making music. Their ear-catching program includes works by William Barton and Paul Dean alongside hand-picked masterpieces by Brahms and Ligeti, which promise to wrap audiences in a multi-faceted kaleidoscope of sound.

"The possibilities are extraordinary. [William Barton] is a great man. He radiates. "

— Sir Simon Rattle

"[Ensemble Q was] quite possibly the best performance I’ve seen all year and an astonishing feat of music-making...Frankly, this was a jaw-dropping performance."

— Limelight 

For more info and tickets please visit - https://www.musicaviva.com.au/concert-season/2024/ensemble-q-william-barton/

ENSEMBLE Q & WILLIAM BARTON

A KALEIDOSCOPE OF SOUND 

Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the boundless sonic imagination of William Barton to explore Brahms, Ligeti and more. Wrap yourself in a kaleidoscope of sound with Ensemble Q. 

What are the sonic possibilities when the oldest wind instrument in the world – the didgeridoo – teams up with instruments that found their final form only two centuries ago? And who better to explore them than distinguished artist and composer William Barton?

Ensemble Q is a group powered by the passion and fizz of curiosity and underpinned by the virtuosic integrity of some of Australia’s finest musicians. It might just be the perfect playground for making music. Their ear-catching program includes works by William Barton and Paul Dean alongside hand-picked masterpieces by Brahms and Ligeti, which promise to wrap audiences in a multi-faceted kaleidoscope of sound.

"The possibilities are extraordinary. [William Barton] is a great man. He radiates. "

— Sir Simon Rattle

"[Ensemble Q was] quite possibly the best performance I’ve seen all year and an astonishing feat of music-making...Frankly, this was a jaw-dropping performance."

— Limelight 

For more info and tickets please visit - https://www.musicaviva.com.au/concert-season/2024/ensemble-q-william-barton/

ENSEMBLE Q & WILLIAM BARTON

A KALEIDOSCOPE OF SOUND 

Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the boundless sonic imagination of William Barton to explore Brahms, Ligeti and more. Wrap yourself in a kaleidoscope of sound with Ensemble Q. 

What are the sonic possibilities when the oldest wind instrument in the world – the didgeridoo – teams up with instruments that found their final form only two centuries ago? And who better to explore them than distinguished artist and composer William Barton?

Ensemble Q is a group powered by the passion and fizz of curiosity and underpinned by the virtuosic integrity of some of Australia’s finest musicians. It might just be the perfect playground for making music. Their ear-catching program includes works by William Barton and Paul Dean alongside hand-picked masterpieces by Brahms and Ligeti, which promise to wrap audiences in a multi-faceted kaleidoscope of sound.

"The possibilities are extraordinary. [William Barton] is a great man. He radiates. "

— Sir Simon Rattle

"[Ensemble Q was] quite possibly the best performance I’ve seen all year and an astonishing feat of music-making...Frankly, this was a jaw-dropping performance."

— Limelight 

For more info and tickets please visit - https://www.musicaviva.com.au/concert-season/2024/ensemble-q-william-barton/

ENSEMBLE Q & WILLIAM BARTON

A KALEIDOSCOPE OF SOUND 

Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the boundless sonic imagination of William Barton to explore Brahms, Ligeti and more. Wrap yourself in a kaleidoscope of sound with Ensemble Q. 

What are the sonic possibilities when the oldest wind instrument in the world – the didgeridoo – teams up with instruments that found their final form only two centuries ago? And who better to explore them than distinguished artist and composer William Barton?

Ensemble Q is a group powered by the passion and fizz of curiosity and underpinned by the virtuosic integrity of some of Australia’s finest musicians. It might just be the perfect playground for making music. Their ear-catching program includes works by William Barton and Paul Dean alongside hand-picked masterpieces by Brahms and Ligeti, which promise to wrap audiences in a multi-faceted kaleidoscope of sound.

"The possibilities are extraordinary. [William Barton] is a great man. He radiates. "

— Sir Simon Rattle

"[Ensemble Q was] quite possibly the best performance I’ve seen all year and an astonishing feat of music-making...Frankly, this was a jaw-dropping performance."

— Limelight 

For more info please visit - https://www.musicaviva.com.au/concert-season/2024/ensemble-q-william-barton/

Barton & Brodsky

The pairing of incomparable didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton together with the musicians of the Brodsky Quartet is a sensational combination and a first for New Zealand audiences.

Programme

Henry Purcell | FantasiaPeter Sculthorpe | String Quartet No 11Robert Davidson | MinjerribahLeoš Janáček | String Quartet No 2Igor Stravinsky | Three pieces for String QuartetSalina Fisher | Tōrino - echoes on pūtōrino improvisations by Rob ThorneAndrew Ford | String Quartet No 7: Eden AblazeTraditional Irish Folk Song | She Moved through the FairWilliam Barton | Square Circles

Artists

William Barton, DidgeridooBrodsky Quartet:Krysia Osostowicz, Violin lIan Belton, Violin llPaul Cassidy, ViolaJacqueline Thomas, Cello

The programme unites icons of the classical canon with Barton’s own music, along with the New Zealand premiere of Andrew Ford’s quartet written during the bushfires of late 2019. Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe resonates alongside New Zealand’s Salina Fisher, with Janáček and Stravinskykeeping the energy and excitement of this remarkable programme high from start to finish.

William Barton is Australia’s most celebrated didgeridoo virtuoso. The sounds that he creates from this apparently simple, elemental instrument are quite extraordinary; his performances generate awe, even disbelief, in his listeners. His didgeridoo virtuoso has earned him the honour of performing with prestigious orchestras that include the Berlin Philharmonic under Sir Simon Rattle.

With 50 years of music making to their credit, Britain’s Brodsky Quartet are phenomenal collaborators and have crossed paths with other artists such as Elvis Costello, Björk and Dawn Upshaw. The Brodskys, who have for a long time been enthusiastic advocates of Sculthorpe’s quartets, fulfilled their long time wish to perform with William Barton through several collaborations in recent years.

CMNZ is delighted to be presenting Barton & Brodsky in Wellington in association with Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts and in Auckland with Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival.

For more info visit - https://www.chambermusic.co.nz/barton-and-brodsky

Barton & Brodsky

The pairing of incomparable didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton together with the musicians of the Brodsky Quartet is a sensational combination and a first for New Zealand audiences.

Programme

Henry Purcell | FantasiaPeter Sculthorpe | String Quartet No 11Robert Davidson | MinjerribahLeoš Janáček | String Quartet No 2Igor Stravinsky | Three pieces for String QuartetSalina Fisher | Tōrino - echoes on pūtōrino improvisations by Rob ThorneAndrew Ford | String Quartet No 7: Eden AblazeTraditional Irish Folk Song | She Moved through the FairWilliam Barton | Square Circles

Artists

William Barton, DidgeridooBrodsky Quartet:Krysia Osostowicz, Violin lIan Belton, Violin llPaul Cassidy, ViolaJacqueline Thomas, Cello

The programme unites icons of the classical canon with Barton’s own music, along with the New Zealand premiere of Andrew Ford’s quartet written during the bushfires of late 2019. Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe resonates alongside New Zealand’s Salina Fisher, with Janáček and Stravinskykeeping the energy and excitement of this remarkable programme high from start to finish.

William Barton is Australia’s most celebrated didgeridoo virtuoso. The sounds that he creates from this apparently simple, elemental instrument are quite extraordinary; his performances generate awe, even disbelief, in his listeners. His didgeridoo virtuoso has earned him the honour of performing with prestigious orchestras that include the Berlin Philharmonic under Sir Simon Rattle.

With 50 years of music making to their credit, Britain’s Brodsky Quartet are phenomenal collaborators and have crossed paths with other artists such as Elvis Costello, Björk and Dawn Upshaw. The Brodskys, who have for a long time been enthusiastic advocates of Sculthorpe’s quartets, fulfilled their long time wish to perform with William Barton through several collaborations in recent years.

CMNZ is delighted to be presenting Barton & Brodsky in Wellington in association with Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts and in Auckland with Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival.

For more info visit - https://www.chambermusic.co.nz/barton-and-brodsky

Barton & Brodsky

The pairing of incomparable didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton together with the musicians of the Brodsky Quartet is a sensational combination and a first for New Zealand audiences.

Programme

Henry Purcell | FantasiaPeter Sculthorpe | String Quartet No 11Robert Davidson | MinjerribahLeoš Janáček | String Quartet No 2Igor Stravinsky | Three pieces for String QuartetSalina Fisher | Tōrino - echoes on pūtōrino improvisations by Rob ThorneAndrew Ford | String Quartet No 7: Eden AblazeTraditional Irish Folk Song | She Moved through the FairWilliam Barton | Square Circles

Artists

William Barton, DidgeridooBrodsky Quartet:Krysia Osostowicz, Violin lIan Belton, Violin llPaul Cassidy, ViolaJacqueline Thomas, Cello

The programme unites icons of the classical canon with Barton’s own music, along with the New Zealand premiere of Andrew Ford’s quartet written during the bushfires of late 2019. Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe resonates alongside New Zealand’s Salina Fisher, with Janáček and Stravinskykeeping the energy and excitement of this remarkable programme high from start to finish.

William Barton is Australia’s most celebrated didgeridoo virtuoso. The sounds that he creates from this apparently simple, elemental instrument are quite extraordinary; his performances generate awe, even disbelief, in his listeners. His didgeridoo virtuoso has earned him the honour of performing with prestigious orchestras that include the Berlin Philharmonic under Sir Simon Rattle.

With 50 years of music making to their credit, Britain’s Brodsky Quartet are phenomenal collaborators and have crossed paths with other artists such as Elvis Costello, Björk and Dawn Upshaw. The Brodskys, who have for a long time been enthusiastic advocates of Sculthorpe’s quartets, fulfilled their long time wish to perform with William Barton through several collaborations in recent years.

CMNZ is delighted to be presenting Barton & Brodsky in Wellington in association with Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts and in Auckland with Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival.

For more info visit - https://www.chambermusic.co.nz/barton-and-brodsky

Barton & Brodsky

The pairing of incomparable didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton together with the musicians of the Brodsky Quartet is a sensational combination and a first for New Zealand audiences.

Programme

Henry Purcell | FantasiaPeter Sculthorpe | String Quartet No 11Robert Davidson | MinjerribahLeoš Janáček | String Quartet No 2Igor Stravinsky | Three pieces for String QuartetSalina Fisher | Tōrino - echoes on pūtōrino improvisations by Rob ThorneAndrew Ford | String Quartet No 7: Eden AblazeTraditional Irish Folk Song | She Moved through the FairWilliam Barton | Square Circles

Artists

William Barton, DidgeridooBrodsky Quartet:Krysia Osostowicz, Violin lIan Belton, Violin llPaul Cassidy, ViolaJacqueline Thomas, Cello

The programme unites icons of the classical canon with Barton’s own music, along with the New Zealand premiere of Andrew Ford’s quartet written during the bushfires of late 2019. Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe resonates alongside New Zealand’s Salina Fisher, with Janáček and Stravinskykeeping the energy and excitement of this remarkable programme high from start to finish.

William Barton is Australia’s most celebrated didgeridoo virtuoso. The sounds that he creates from this apparently simple, elemental instrument are quite extraordinary; his performances generate awe, even disbelief, in his listeners. His didgeridoo virtuoso has earned him the honour of performing with prestigious orchestras that include the Berlin Philharmonic under Sir Simon Rattle.

With 50 years of music making to their credit, Britain’s Brodsky Quartet are phenomenal collaborators and have crossed paths with other artists such as Elvis Costello, Björk and Dawn Upshaw. The Brodskys, who have for a long time been enthusiastic advocates of Sculthorpe’s quartets, fulfilled their long time wish to perform with William Barton through several collaborations in recent years.

CMNZ is delighted to be presenting Barton & Brodsky in Wellington in association with Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts and in Auckland with Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival.

For more info visit - https://www.chambermusic.co.nz/barton-and-brodsky

Barton & Brodsky

The pairing of incomparable didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton together with the musicians of the Brodsky Quartet is a sensational combination and a first for New Zealand audiences.

Programme

Henry Purcell | FantasiaPeter Sculthorpe | String Quartet No 11Robert Davidson | MinjerribahLeoš Janáček | String Quartet No 2Igor Stravinsky | Three pieces for String QuartetSalina Fisher | Tōrino - echoes on pūtōrino improvisations by Rob ThorneAndrew Ford | String Quartet No 7: Eden AblazeTraditional Irish Folk Song | She Moved through the FairWilliam Barton | Square Circles

Artists

William Barton, DidgeridooBrodsky Quartet:Krysia Osostowicz, Violin lIan Belton, Violin llPaul Cassidy, ViolaJacqueline Thomas, Cello

The programme unites icons of the classical canon with Barton’s own music, along with the New Zealand premiere of Andrew Ford’s quartet written during the bushfires of late 2019. Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe resonates alongside New Zealand’s Salina Fisher, with Janáček and Stravinskykeeping the energy and excitement of this remarkable programme high from start to finish.

William Barton is Australia’s most celebrated didgeridoo virtuoso. The sounds that he creates from this apparently simple, elemental instrument are quite extraordinary; his performances generate awe, even disbelief, in his listeners. His didgeridoo virtuoso has earned him the honour of performing with prestigious orchestras that include the Berlin Philharmonic under Sir Simon Rattle.

With 50 years of music making to their credit, Britain’s Brodsky Quartet are phenomenal collaborators and have crossed paths with other artists such as Elvis Costello, Björk and Dawn Upshaw. The Brodskys, who have for a long time been enthusiastic advocates of Sculthorpe’s quartets, fulfilled their long time wish to perform with William Barton through several collaborations in recent years.

CMNZ is delighted to be presenting Barton & Brodsky in Wellington in association with Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts and in Auckland with Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival.

For more info visit - https://www.chambermusic.co.nz/barton-and-brodsky

Barton & Brodsky

The pairing of incomparable didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton together with the musicians of the Brodsky Quartet is a sensational combination and a first for New Zealand audiences.

Programme

Henry Purcell | FantasiaPeter Sculthorpe | String Quartet No 11Robert Davidson | MinjerribahLeoš Janáček | String Quartet No 2Igor Stravinsky | Three pieces for String QuartetSalina Fisher | Tōrino - echoes on pūtōrino improvisations by Rob ThorneAndrew Ford | String Quartet No 7: Eden AblazeTraditional Irish Folk Song | She Moved through the FairWilliam Barton | Square Circles

Artists

William Barton, DidgeridooBrodsky Quartet:Krysia Osostowicz, Violin lIan Belton, Violin llPaul Cassidy, ViolaJacqueline Thomas, Cello

The programme unites icons of the classical canon with Barton’s own music, along with the New Zealand premiere of Andrew Ford’s quartet written during the bushfires of late 2019. Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe resonates alongside New Zealand’s Salina Fisher, with Janáček and Stravinskykeeping the energy and excitement of this remarkable programme high from start to finish.

William Barton is Australia’s most celebrated didgeridoo virtuoso. The sounds that he creates from this apparently simple, elemental instrument are quite extraordinary; his performances generate awe, even disbelief, in his listeners. His didgeridoo virtuoso has earned him the honour of performing with prestigious orchestras that include the Berlin Philharmonic under Sir Simon Rattle.

With 50 years of music making to their credit, Britain’s Brodsky Quartet are phenomenal collaborators and have crossed paths with other artists such as Elvis Costello, Björk and Dawn Upshaw. The Brodskys, who have for a long time been enthusiastic advocates of Sculthorpe’s quartets, fulfilled their long time wish to perform with William Barton through several collaborations in recent years.

CMNZ is delighted to be presenting Barton & Brodsky in Wellington in association with Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts and in Auckland with Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival.

For more info visit - https://www.chambermusic.co.nz/barton-and-brodsky

Barton & Brodsky

The pairing of incomparable didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton together with the musicians of the Brodsky Quartet is a sensational combination and a first for New Zealand audiences.

Programme

Henry Purcell | FantasiaPeter Sculthorpe | String Quartet No 11Robert Davidson | MinjerribahLeoš Janáček | String Quartet No 2Igor Stravinsky | Three pieces for String QuartetSalina Fisher | Tōrino - echoes on pūtōrino improvisations by Rob ThorneAndrew Ford | String Quartet No 7: Eden AblazeTraditional Irish Folk Song | She Moved through the FairWilliam Barton | Square Circles

Artists

William Barton, DidgeridooBrodsky Quartet:Krysia Osostowicz, Violin lIan Belton, Violin llPaul Cassidy, ViolaJacqueline Thomas, Cello

The programme unites icons of the classical canon with Barton’s own music, along with the New Zealand premiere of Andrew Ford’s quartet written during the bushfires of late 2019. Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe resonates alongside New Zealand’s Salina Fisher, with Janáček and Stravinskykeeping the energy and excitement of this remarkable programme high from start to finish.

William Barton is Australia’s most celebrated didgeridoo virtuoso. The sounds that he creates from this apparently simple, elemental instrument are quite extraordinary; his performances generate awe, even disbelief, in his listeners. His didgeridoo virtuoso has earned him the honour of performing with prestigious orchestras that include the Berlin Philharmonic under Sir Simon Rattle.

With 50 years of music making to their credit, Britain’s Brodsky Quartet are phenomenal collaborators and have crossed paths with other artists such as Elvis Costello, Björk and Dawn Upshaw. The Brodskys, who have for a long time been enthusiastic advocates of Sculthorpe’s quartets, fulfilled their long time wish to perform with William Barton through several collaborations in recent years.

CMNZ is delighted to be presenting Barton & Brodsky in Wellington in association with Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts and in Auckland with Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival.

For more info visit - https://www.chambermusic.co.nz/barton-and-brodsky

SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & GREATER SYDNEY PARKLANDS

The starlit summer concert you love is back with a soaring new program to lift this park picnic into the stratosphere. Enjoy original works featuring the didgeridoo magic of William Barton, joined by Aunty Delmae Barton, Véronique Serret and Iva Davies AM, and the transportive sitar playing of Anoushka Shankar. All in collaboration with Sydney Symphony Orchestra and guest conductor Benjamin Northey, who will bring it home with traditional classics and a big sparkly bang. 

PROGRAM

ANOUSHKA SHANKAR arr. Buckley Between Us (Selections)
WILLIAM BARTON & VÉRONIQUE SERRET orch Bush(fire) Requiem
IVA DAVIES arr. Foreman Great Southern Land
JOHN WILLIAMS ET Adventures on Earth
ELLA MACENS Release
JAMES HORNER Apollo 13: Main Title
STRAUSS Blue Danube
MUSSORGSKY Pictures at an Exhibition: Baba Yaga & The Great Gate of Kiev

For more info visit - https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/sydney-symphony-under-the-stars

Mohsen Sharifian & William Barton - Sydney Town Hall

Experience a mesmerising fusion of music and theatrical artistry as we present an unforgettable concert featuring the masterful Ney-anbān player Mohsen Sharifian, his groundbreaking daughter Liana Sharifian, the rhythmic "LIAN" Band, the incomparable Mohammad Bahrani, renowned Iranian voice actor, actor, director, presenter, and poet, and the iconic Aboriginal musician from Australia, William Barton. William Barton is celebrated for his exceptional talent and contributions to the Australian music scene, making him one of the top musicians in the country. Don't miss this extraordinary lineup of artists in a night of enchanting music and cultural diversity.

For Tickets Visit - https://events.humanitix.com/lian_sydney

Impressive event - https://www.impressiveevent.com.au

PLC Speech Day performance at Sydney Opera

ACO Sounds of Australia at Pier 2/3

More informations available soon.

Melbourne Jazz Festival

William Barton performance with Nduduzo Makhathini

For tickets please head to https://www.melbournejazz.com/program/?fwp_filter_search=william%20barton

SYDNEY MCA FOR DREAM VENTURE MASTERCLASS GALA

More details to arrive soon

Soniclines features acclaimed vocalist Tyrone Noonan, didgeridoo legend William Barton and virtuoso guitarist Anthony Garcia. 

A rare synthesis of contemporary rock, pop, Indi folk and electronica the group weaves a tapestry of intricate guitar lines through cascading vocal melodies and masterful didgeridoo.

Soniclines will lead you on a musical journey through the gamut of human emotion as they present music from their debut self-titled album (available on all formats), supported by a full band including Brendan Watterson on bass, Aaron Jansz on drums and Nick O’Brien on banjo/guitars.

For more info & tickets : https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/2023/soniclines

William Barton Live Performance

Join us for a special night of live music presented by award winning composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist – William Barton. William Barton is widely recognised as one of Australia’s leading didgeridoo players and composers.

For two decades, William Barton has forged a peerless profile as a performer and composer in the classical musical world, from the Philharmonic Orchestras of London and Berlin to historic events at Westminster Abbey for Commonwealth Day 2019, Anzac Cove and the Beijing Olympics. His awards include Winner of Best Original Score for a Mainstage Production at the 2018 Sydney Theatre Awards and Winner of Best Classical Album with ARIA for Birdsong At Dusk in 2012. With his prodigious musicality and the quiet conviction of his Kalkadunga heritage, he has vastly expanded the horizons of the didgeridoo — and the culture and landscape that it represents.

When | Thursday 14th September 2023

Time | 6.00pm – 8.00pm (6.00pm arrival for a 6.30pm start)

Where | Fringe Pavilion, Wallace Nicoll Park, Currumbin Beach

Cost | FREE

Arrive early to guarantee a seat.

Queensland Symphony Orchestra returns to Cairns for a spectacular concert experience. Chief Conductor Umberto Clerici will lead the musicians in a performance that promises to delight the senses.

The program begins with Peter Sculthorpe's Earth Cry, an evocative piece that captures the unique beauty and vastness of the Australian landscape. William Barton's virtuosic performance on the didgeridoo is undoubtedly a highlight of this piece. The concert also features Tchaikovsky's Symphony No.5, a masterpiece that shows off all the sections of the Orchestra. With conductor Umberto Clerici at the helm, the orchestra will bring the music of Sculthorpe and Tchaikovsky to life with all the power and emotion they deserve.

Works

Young

Fanfare for Seventy-fifth Birthday of Queensland Symphony Orchestra

Greenaway

World within Worlds

Sculthorpe

Earth Cry

Tchaikovsky

Symphony No.5 in E minor, op.64

For Tickets - https://www.ticketlink.com.au