ArtSound FM’s Concert Hall brings you the finest live classical and chamber music recorded in and around Canberra — from intimate recitals to full choral works, broadcast every Friday evening.


CONCERT HALL

 

OCTOBER

4 October

“Afternoon Hours” – Apeiron Baroque plays works of Brentner, Telemann, Royer, Graupner, Vivaldi and others.

 

11 October

SCUNA Choral Society presents “Romantics” – music from the early to the late 19th century by Schubert, Mendelssohn and Brahms.

 

18 October

Selby & Friends (Kathryn Selby, piano, Alexandra Osborne, violin, and Clancy Newman, cello) present “The Living Tradition” with music by Beethoven, Kats-Chernin, Mendelssohn-Hensel and Schubert.

 

25 October

Polifemy presents “One Woman’s War”, a concert remembering those lost in action. A program of music from 1450 to 1650, centred around Missa L’Homme arme, Mass For The Armed Man, by Francisco Guerrero.

 

NOVEMBER

 

 1 November

“Mystic”, a Harmonic Curves concert – David Pereira, cello, Alice Giles, harp, and Arnon Wiesel, piano, play music by Schumann, Sitsky, Zagulijn and Pereira.

 

8 November

Tenebrae II (All was made dark), presented by the Luminescence Chamber Singers, features Carlo Gesualdo’s Responsoria.

 

15 November

The Craven Creek Music Festival presents the Elvina String Quartet – music by Mendelssohn, Haydn and Shostakovitch.

 

22 November

Art Song Canberra’s “A Brief History of the Unrequited” with Alasdair Stretch, baritone, and Zac Hamilton-Russel, piano – songs from Henry VII to the present day.

 

29 November

“Kompactus On The Edge” – the Kompactus Youth Choir presents a wide range of contemporary songs.

 

 


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