Saint Paul' Cathedral | Melbourne, Australia
On period instruments

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
This concert celebrates the launch of a new album of music by Christopher Sainsbury on ABC Classics.

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
Lyrebird Brass teams up with teaching artists from the Tianjin Juilliard School for a concert of brass chamber music.

Scots' Church | Melbourne, Australia
On period instruments

Canberra Grammar School | Canberra, Australia
Sponsored by Yamaha Music Australia

Loreto Mandeville Hall | Melbourne, Australia
with Tomomi Kondo and Anthony Halliday

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
This evening of music and discussion features the work of Leilehua Lanzilotti, a Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) composer / sound artist dedicated to the arts of our time. A "leading composer-performer" (The New York Times), Lanzilotti's work is characterized by expansive explorations of timbre. Lanzilotti's practice explores radical indigenous contemporaneity by integrating community engagement and ways of knowing into the heart of projects.

Leilehua's residency in Melbourne is supported by the Macgeorge Bequest. She currently in Melbourne on a Macgeorge fellowship working on her opera Lili'u, celebrating the legacy of the last queen of Hawai'I, Queen Lili'uokalani.

ko'u inoa (2017)
the strong pulse beneath the charred earth (2023) [world premiere]
ahupua?a(2022)
beyond the accident of time (2019)

Saint Mary of the Angels | Geelong, Australia
Lyrebird brass with guest students from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
with Ken Murray

Chris Sainsbury: Pacifica

Caerwen Martin: Sleepless

Ken Murray: [new work]

and more

Sir John Clancy Auditorium | Sydney, Australia
J.S. BACH | Ricercar a 3 BWV1079/1 (1747)

Nigel WESTLAKE | Piano Trio (2003)

J.S. BACH | Ricercar a 6 (1747) trans. Stanhope (2022)

Missy MAZZOLI | Ecstatic Science (2016)

Alexander BORODIN | Piano Quintet in c minor (1862)

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
Program to include ...until it's gone: Rhapsody on Loss (2019) with Ensemble Three

Scots' Church | Melbourne, Australia
with Rhys Boak, organ Ernst Sachse (1813-1870): Concertino

Patricia Van Ness (b. 1951): Air for Flugelhorn and Organ

Augusta Read Thomas (b. 1964): Angel Tears and Earth Prayers

Joe Chindamo (b. 1961): Sinfonia Pastorale Urbana (2023)

Petr Eben (1929-2007): Windows (after Marc Chagall)

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
with Jerry Wong, piano

Andrew Batterham: A Golden Summer Day

Katy Abbott: Facing Forward (wold premiere)

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
Pierre Gabaye: Récréation

George Antheil: Symphony for Five Instruments

Missy Mazzoli: The Sound of the Light

Adelaide, Australia
Details TBA

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
with Jerry Wong, piano

Melody Eötvös: Light Form(Australian premiere)

Ken Murray: Sunrise Over Silverleaves (World premiere)

Andrew Schultz: Silken Weave

Good Shepherd Chapel | Melbourne Australia
Genesis Baroque featuring Leanne Sullivan and Joel Brennan, baroque trumpets

Torelli Sinfonia in D (G2)
Albinoni Sonata a Cinque op. 2 (No.2 in C major)
Andrea Grossi Sonata Op.3 No.11
Albinoni Sonata a Cinque op 2 (No.6 in G minor)
Geminiani Concerto Grosso after Corelli Op.5, No.9 in G minor
Vivaldi Concerto for Two Trumpets

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
Victor Ewald: Brass Quintet No. 1

Maria Grenfell: Creatures of Norse (World premiere)

Grace-Evangeline Mason: As Bronze ( Australian premiere)

Tilson Thomas:Street Song

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
Ricardo Molla Albero: Fanfare for a New Beginning
Joan Tower: Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman No 3
Hoagy Carmichael: Stardust
Sheridan Seyfried: Mad Jack’s Revenge
Jan Sandström (arr. Steven Verhelst): Sång till Lotta
Louisa Trewartha: Inspire
Duke Ellington arr. Juan Tizol: Ellington Medley
Anthony DiLorenzo: Of Kingdoms and Glory

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
The festival opens with a showcase concert featuring performances by members of the members of the Conservatorium Brass staff - Carla Blackwood, Joel Brennan and Don Immel. A celebration of new and exciting music, including world premieres, solos, and chamber performances.

Akaroa, New Zealand
13-22 January, 2023 Lyrebird Brass

Scots' Church | Melbourne, Australia
On period instruments

Saint Peter's Eastern Hill | Melbourne, Australia
Performed on period instruments

Tempo Rubato | Melbourne, Australia
Lyrebird Brass is delighted to be launching its new album, Tonnerre de Brass, at Tempo Rubato on 29 October. The program includes selections from the new album, which features world premiere recordings of mid-20th century brass trios by Belgian and French composers.

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
Lyrebird Brass present a program of exciting world premieres for brass quintet, including Book of Brass by GRAMMY award-winning composer Jennifer Higdon (co-commissioned with the American Brass Quintet), to the lighthouse by Linda Kouvaras, new canzoni by Alan Holley, and a new piece by Alice Humphries.

Hanson Dyer Hall | Melbourne, Australia
Jean-Michel Defaye's Concerto for Trombone, Trumpet and String Orchestra with Don Immel.

St. Michael's Day Uniting Church | Melbourne, Australia
with Rhys Boak, organ; Joe Chindamo, piano; Zoe Black, violin

Trinity Brighton Uniting Church | Melbourne, Australia
with Rhys Boak, organ; Joe Chindamo, piano; Zoe Black, violin

Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels | Geelong, Australia
Bach/Vivaldi, Patricia Van Ness, Giovanni Buonaventura Viviani, Vincent Persichetti, and Peter Eban's monumental Windows inspired by Marc Chagall.

Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre | Tokyo, Japan
2pm - Special Concert on the main stage, opening with Dai Fujikura's "Three"

7:30pm - Ensemble Three performs an all-Australian program of works by Percy Grainger, Katy Abbott, Harry Sdraulig, Wally Gunn, and Melody Eötvös.

St. John's Southgate | Melbourne, Australia
On period instruments: Wer mich liebet, der wird mein Wort halten, BWV 74

Arts Centre Melbourne | Melbourne, Australia
Lohengrin with Opera Australia, featuring Jonas Kaufman. (14, 17, 21 & 24 May)

St. John's Southgate | Melbourne, Australia
On period instruments: Er rufet seinen Schafen mit Namen, BWV 175

Victoria, Australia
With the Australian Chamber Choir. On period instruments.

23 April - Terang
24 April - Flinders
30 April - Macedon
1 May - Geelong
7 May - Melbourne

St. Paul's Cathedral | Melbourne, Australia
Acclaimed Australian composer Mary Finsterer explores the narrative interpretations of myths and ancient rituals in The Lost, her concerto for Viola and Cello with Orchestra & Electro-acoustics. The concerto sits as the third in a series of orchestral concertos by Finsterer entitled Missed Tales. The three works explore mysteries of nature and place within Northern European mythology.

Melbourne Recital Centre | Melbourne, Australia
Cathy Likhuta - Apex Predators
Luke Styles - Solder
Kate Neal - Fanfare
Alan Holley - Dulwich Air
Andrew Batterham - Melbourne Mosaic

Scotch College | Melbourne, Australia
with David Musk trumpet and John Ferguson, conductor

Melbourne Recital Centre | Melbourne, Australia
Alan Holley - All Demons Run (world premiere)
Melody Eötvös - Gamma (world premiere)
Caerwen Martin - Sleepless
Christopher Sainsbury - Singing Stone (world premiere)