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A Brief Guide to The Nutcracker
Discover the key facts about the popular Christmas ballet written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
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International Tour: Hong Kong
Follow our musicians as they tour to Hong Kong, and perform at the city's historic Tai Kwun.
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Welcome to ACO 2024
A welcome message from ACO Artistic Director Richard Tognetti and ACO Managing Director Richard Evans.
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Italy: Darkness and Light
For more than a millennium, the 'chiaroscuro' of Italy’s seductive contrasts has inspired artists and thinkers from all over the world.
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‘A huge delight’: Matthew Truscott on ACO Collective
The British violinist introduces the music he has programmed for ACO Collective to perform at ACO Pier 2/3, and around New South Wales and Queensland, this September.
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‘You could play Bach with a bagpipe and it would still sound good.’
This September, six musicians from the Australian Chamber Orchestra will treat us to a sumptuous program of rich chamber works inspired by Italy. ACO Principal Cello Timo-Veikko Valve takes us through the program, and tells us about his new arrangement of Bach’s Italian Concerto.
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ACO 2024 Season: Musicians' Highlights
Our musicians let us in on what they're most looking forward to in the ACO 2024 Season.
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ACO: A history of collaboration
As we look down the barrel of a new collaboration with Sydney Dance Company, we reminisce about our rich history of cross-artform collaborations.
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Samuel Adams Interview
On working with uncertainty. Contemporary composer Samuel Adams shares his desire to give audiences a little clarity in the midst of the world’s mess in conversation with Australian author Kate Holden.
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How to stage a children’s show
We share the secrets and wonders that come with turning Oliver Jeffers’ beloved children’s book, How to Catch a Star into a magical ACO Families theatre production.
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