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LUCAS VAN WOERKUM ON SYMPHONIC CINEMA |
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A soundtrack can elevate a movie from good to great – but what if a film changed in response to the music? Director Lucas van Woerkum explains how his silent film LOSS pairs with The Planets, and how he will edit his film live in concert, responding directly to the Orchestra.
Symphonic Cinema: The Planets
1–3 May | Sydney Opera House Concert Hall |
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ALEXANDER GAVRYLYUK PERFORMS RACHMANINOV |
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Our former Principal Conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy called him ‘an extraordinary talent.’ Don’t miss Ukrainian-born Australian pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk tackling Rachmaninov’s dramatic, beautiful Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
Alexander Gavrylyuk performs Rachmaninov
13–16 May | Sydney Opera House Concert Hall |
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GENEVIEVE LACEY: BREATHING NEW LIFE INTO THE RECORDER |
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Born in Papua New Guinea, studied in Denmark, recorder virtuoso – Genevieve Lacey’s path has been anything but conventional. She reflects on her career, explains her close relationship with her instruments and unpacks the fascinating program she will perform with us next week.
Genevieve Lacey & the Sydney Symphony
23 April | City Recital Hall
24 April | Wollongong Town Hall |
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STRAVINSKY’S THE FIREBIRD |
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Stravinsky’s first great masterpiece will sweep you away with its crackling energy.
11–13 June | Sydney Opera House Concert Hall |
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BEETHOVEN’S FIFTH SYMPHONY |
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You know the first four notes. But there is so much more to discover in this mighty symphony.
17–20 June | Sydney Opera House Concert Hall |
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