Event
Sensational Strings Plus a Sneaky Clarinet Live in Leichhardt
- Date: Sunday, 5 June 2022, 3:30pm
- Venue: Leichhardt Town Hall — 107 Norton St, Leichhardt, NSW
- Tickets: Adults: $39 | Children: $18 | Concession: $28 — Tickets can be purchased online or by phone on (02) 8004 3472
Event Details
Principal players of The Metropolitan Orchestra join as a Nonet for this fabulous Sunday afternoon of fine music within the beautifully refurbished Leichhardt Town Hall. Presenting an outstanding selection of music from Australian and international composers including a world premiere, this intimately passionate performance will warm a wintery afternoon.
The exciting program will include the beautiful Bukovina Odyssey by Australian composer Stephen Lalor and Carl Nielsen’s fabulous Little Suite For Strings. The ensemble will be joined by a special guest solo Clarinet for the commissioned world premiere from Sydney based composer and TMO resident artist, Keyna Wilkins. Titled “Smoke Trails: Our Place In A Changing World”, this brand new work is a response to the 2019-2020 bushfires. Louis Spohr’s unique Double String Quartet with a bass addition highlighting a wonderful interplay between two quartets will round out this outstanding musical afternoon.
Supported by the Inner West Council, this is the perfect opportunity to grab your family and friends, visit a local restaurant before (or after) the concert, and make the first Sunday of winter, a day to remember.
Further information for this event is available online at the event's website or by phone on (02) 8004 3472 or by email to info@metorchestra.com.au
Featured Australian Works
| Bukovina odyssey : string ensemble by Stephen Lalor — performed by The Metropolitan Orchestra | |
| Smoke Trails : for solo clarinet and nine piece string ensemble (2022) by Keyna Wilkins — World premiere — performed by The Metropolitan Orchestra |
Featured artists
- Performer The Metropolitan Orchestra
Featured non-Australian music
Little Suite for Strings by Carl Nielsen, Double String Quartet by Louis Spohr
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