
Australian Haydn Ensemble, 2019 – Reflecting Riches of Life
The Australian Haydn Ensemble, will start their 2019 season with a Haydn string quartet program, celebrating the natural world and reflecting the riches of life
The Australian Haydn Ensemble, will start their 2019 season with a Haydn string quartet program, celebrating the natural world and reflecting the riches of life
Brandenburg Quartet musicians offered a sublime experience; exquisite violins, ingenious viola and a cello triumphant for their first Home Town Tour, Melbourne
The Pinchgut Opera at Sydney’s reputation for excellence in everything they do continues as they present Franz Joseph Haydn’s Armida: Love is a Cruel Mistress
Eminent Australian The Honourable Dame Marie Bishir as Patron will inspire the Australian Haydn Ensemble, sharing a passion for the music of Franz Joseph Haydn
Australian born opera star Celeste Lazarenko is renowned for the brightness and purity of her sound, which is truly ‘pitch perfect’. Celeste will step up on stage this week to assist a colleague Taryn Fiebig who is ill. She will perform a chamber concert with the stunning The Australian Haydn Ensemble in…
Australian Haydn Ensemble will perform at St James Church Sydney Saturday Aug 8, 2015 at 5pm, with the Choir directed by Warren Trevelyn Jones & guest soloists
Australian Haydn Ensemble, playing on period instruments, will present a 2015 program showcasing some great works by Franz Joseph Haydn, and classical composers
The Strathvea Festival held Strathvea Guesthouse Yarra Valley 16- 17 August has the Australian Haydn Ensemble in residence offering concerts of music and poetry
The Medici International Piano Series presents Jayson Gillham, Lukáš Vondrácek, Stephen Hough and Jean-Efflam Bavouzet in 2014, a quartet of prestigious players
The Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) has inherited a fabulous legacy of music to perform in its established repertoire including stylish adventures in sound
Elena Xanthoudakis as Eurydice and Andrew Goodwin as Orpheus in the 2010 Pinchgut Opera production of Franz Joseph Haydn’s L’anima del filosofo, ossia Orfeo ed Euridice – photographs by Simon Hodgson
There was a breathtaking moment during the first hour of the 5pm Sunday performance of the Pinchgut Opera’s 2010 production of composer Franz Joseph Haydn (1732 – 1809)’s L’anima del filosofo, Orpheus + Eurydice when I became aware of a most beautiful moment of stillness yet attained by any audience I have ever known at the Opera.
It seemed to me as if it was collectively holding its breath so as not to disturb the sheer beauty and depth of the emotional intensity attained in a duet being sung so superbly by the lovers Orpheus and Eurydice portrayed so brilliantly by soprano Elena Xanthoudakis and tenor Andrew Goodwin. Their voices blended into a moment of such perfection that it was truly hard to comprehend and for me, quite literally hard to come to terms with. It felt like dying and going to heaven all that the same time.
Eighteenth century Composer Franz Joseph Haydn’s L’anima del filosofo will premiere at Sydney, Australia Thursday 2 December 2010. It is being sung for four nights only. 2, 4, 5 and 7 December at the Angel Place Recital Hall. It is an opera in Italian in four acts whose libretto is based on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, as told in first century Roman poet Ovid’s Metamorphoses.