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UNMASKED Lute Music from Women’s Manuscripts Rural Arts Victoria invites you to the final concert of the 2026 … Read more
UNMASKED Lute Music from Women’s Manuscripts Rural Arts Victoria invites you to the final concert of the 2026 … Read more
TIRSI MORIR VOLEA The Medieval and Renaissance Ensemble presents a programme of settings of Giovanni Battista Guarini’s Tirsi … Read more
RADICAL RENAISSANCE Trailblazing Melbourne-based quartet The Recorder Co-op are recognised as national leaders in the envisioning of future … Read more
DAINTREE WONDERS The Melbourne Recorder Orchestra and friends present a concert of music for recorders from the 16th … Read more
The Early Music Studio and Early Voices proudly present a semester’s work from its students. Telemann’s Ouverture Suite … Read more
THE WONDER OF CELLO LUCE DUET, together with Sarah Wang and Annika Kenner, invite you on another musical … Read more
SING NOWELL! Founded in 1962, The Tudor Choristers are one of Melbourne’s stalwart and established champions of Rennaisance-era choral … Read more
SING NOWELL! Founded in 1962, The Tudor Choristers are one of Melbourne’s stalwart and established champions of Rennaisance-era choral … Read more
REEDS & RESONANCE Music from the Golden Age of the Bassoon. Step into the deep, velvety sound world … Read more
SING NOWELL! Founded in 1962, The Tudor Choristers are one of Melbourne’s stalwart and established champions of Rennaisance-era choral … Read more
SING NOWELL! Founded in 1962, The Tudor Choristers are one of Melbourne’s stalwart and established champions of Rennaisance-era choral … Read more
EMERGING FROM DARKNESS This concert offers a glimpse into the richness of the 17th Century Italian Baroque, the … Read more
The Recorder Co-op is joined by five young recorder players and guest Kamala Bain (NZ) in a sonorous … Read more
CATHEDRALS OF SOUND: NOTRE DAME TO SANTA MARIA DEL FIORE In 2024 the world witnessed the reopening in … Read more
The Early Music Studio and Early Voices proudly presents a semester’s work from its students. Biber’s remarkable Battalia … Read more
Join us for an inspiring afternoon of music as The Recorder Co-op and Kamala Bain (NZ) showcase Renaissance … Read more
DE FEZ A JEREZ Born in the enchanting ancient city of Fez, Morocco, vocalist Lamiae Naki and her … Read more
ODE ON ST CECILIA’S DAY In Purcell’s day, St Cecilia, patron saint of music, was celebrated in London … Read more
Unholy Rackett is a Renaissance wind consort specialising in the curtal or dulcian, the Renaissance ancestor of the … Read more
BRONZEWING Bronzewing weaves old and new together in a spectacular, raucous combination. Donald Nicolson (synths) and Katie Yap … Read more
RENAISSANCE REQUIEM For modern concert-goers, the term Requiem conjures up works by Mozart, Berlioz, Verdi and Britten, all … Read more
RENAISSANCE REQUIEM For modern concert-goers, the term Requiem conjures up works by Mozart, Berlioz, Verdi and Britten, all … Read more
RENAISSANCE REQUIEM For modern concert-goers, the term Requiem conjures up works by Mozart, Berlioz, Verdi and Britten, all … Read more
RENAISSANCE REQUIEM For modern concert-goers, the term Requiem conjures up works by Mozart, Berlioz, Verdi and Britten, all … Read more
RENAISSANCE REQUIEM For modern concert-goers, the term Requiem conjures up works by Mozart, Berlioz, Verdi and Britten, all … Read more
PALESTRINA 500 Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina was born between 3 February 1525 and 2 February 1526. This year … Read more
PALESTRINA 500 Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina was born between 3 February 1525 and 2 February 1526. This year … Read more
THE TALLIS SCHOLARS: CONCERT 2 From the mystical chants of Hildegard von Bingen through to the ethereal harmonies … Read more
THE TALLIS SCHOLARS: CONCERT ONE With its cathedral of sound, the intricate harmonies of Nicholas Gombert’s eight-part Credo … Read more