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In 2006 the ACO reaches a significant milestone - the 30th concert season! This program is a joyous celebration of creative spirits.
In March 2006, the ACO spent a week in residence with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, performing at the world-famous "Twin Towers" of Kuala Lumpur.
Violinist Anthony Marwood makes an ideal Guest Director for a program featuring the orchestral transcriptions of quartets by Barber and Beethoven.
Baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes brings his artistry and musicianship to vibrant Baroque arias by Bach, Kuhnau and Handel, and a complete solo Bach cantata.
Outstanding Swiss cellist and composer Thomas Demenga makes a welcome return to the ACO in Schumann’s Cello Concerto,
In its own 30th anniversary year, the ACO is delighted to celebrate Mozart’s 250th birthday.
Young Russian pianist Polina Leschenko has already established a considerable reputation as a soloist across Europe and the former Soviet Union.
In May 2006 the Australian Chamber Orchestra embarked on its thirteenth European tour, led by artistic director and Lead Violin, Richard Tognetti.