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The Australian Chamber Orchestra launches it's 2009 Season, celebrating Richard Tognetti's 20th anniversary as leader.
The Australian Chamber Orchestra has released its Annual Report for the 2007 calendar year, highlighting significant artistic achievements and financial success. Download complete Annual Report below.
22 year old violinist Alina Ibragimova, one of the hottest young stars in classical music, tours eight Australian cities directing the Australian Chamber Orchestra and starring as soloist in Vivaldi’s Four Seasons.
World-famous cellist Steven Isserlis is renowned for the intensity of his playing and his broad range of passionate interests. He returns to the ACO to perform a virtuoso concerto by CPE Bach and a Romantic rarity.
An uplifting new work from the imaginations of Richard Tognetti, Michael Yezerski and Shaun Tan for the ACO and Gondwana Voices.
In May 2008, ACO2, the talented emerging artists orchestra of the ACO, will tour regional NSW and Queensland - with a Mozart inspired performance visiting Parramatta, Coffs Harbour, Lismore, Toowoomba and Noosa.
Finnish violinist/conductor John Storgards will guest direct the ACO in an innovative program that catapults across the globe - with music from Finland, Lithuania, Poland and Japan.
The ACO has announced its international tours will be managed by IMG Artists across the globe commencing in 2010.
In April 2008, the ACO will embark on its fourteenth European tour - visiting Slovenia, Germany, Austria, UK and Luxembourg.
The divine Katie Noonan performs four centuries of English song from Purcell to Radiohead.
The Australian Chamber Orchestra is pleased to announce they will be the featured artists in 13 episodes of the Classical Destinations TV Series II.
The ACO's 2008 season begins with the welcome return of wonder-pianist Melvyn Tan, a master of Mozart. He will perform Mozart's lively and vivacious Piano Concerto No. 19 - a perfect fit.
In October 2007, Richard Tognetti will lead a unique concert experience which will tour from Newcastle to Noosa. This audio-visual event incorporates classical, world and rock music, set to a stunning visual backdrop of surf footage on Tasmania's King Island.
ACO's final tour for 2007 features soloist Genevieve Lacey. The dazzling program includes Corelli’s Concerto, two new works by Estonian composer Erkki-Sven Tüür’s and Perth composer James Ledger, and Verdi's 'String Quartet in E minor'.
The ACO presents its sixth tour for 2007, Sonic featuring special guests Michael Leunig, Anthony Pateras and Drew Forsythe.
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‘Ultra-trombonist’ Christian Lindberg returns to perform with the ACO in a concert showcasing his vast talent as a soloist and composer.
Violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja makes her debut Australian appearance with a program suited to her reputation: virtuosic, intriguing and unconventional.
Traditional singer Danny Spooner and fiddler Mike Kerin join Richard Tognetti and other members of the ACO for a concert of surprising contrasts and enchanting discoveries. The program moves from folk works to Brahm's first Sextet.
Due to storm damage at Llewellyn Hall, the remaining 2007 Canberra concerts have been relocated to Canberra Theatre at Canberra Theatre Centre.
In April 2007, the ACO will embark on its ninth North American tour led by Artistic Director and Lead Violin, Richard Tognetti. Acclaimed Dutch cellist Pieter Wispelwey will join the Orchestra for the tour.
The ACO has made the decision to cancel the 15 March subscription concert - Radiant - at Anita's Theatre in Thirroul. At this late date it could not be guaranteed that the public occupancy licence for the new venue would definitely be in place.
Olli Mustonen, one of the most acclaimed and original pianists performing today, brings to life Mozart's Piano Concerto K.413.
The ACO kicks off the 2007 concert season with Richard Tognetti taking on Beethoven's massive Violin Concerto - and the even more colossal Third Symphony, the 'Eroica'.
An anonymous private benefactor has aquired one of the world's rarest violins, valued at AUD$10,000,000, for the use of the ACO's Artistic Director, Richard Tognetti.