Brandenburg Quartet: In Fine Tune – Salon: MRC, Melbourne
The Brandenburg Quartet gave a highly sophisticated performance at MRC, Melbourne recently; exceptional playing, sensitively nuanced – full of emotion and drama
Jamie Hey
Brandenburg Quartet: On The Road – Four Players, Five Cities
The Brandenburg Quartet is about to embark on its third and biggest national tour in April with concerts held in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane
Australian Brandenburg; The Concertos – Celebrating 30 Years
Celebrating 30 years; Australian Brandenburg Orchestra presented five of J.S. Bach’s six Brandenburg Concertos, treating each work as one of elegant simplicity
Brandenburg Quartet: Period Instrument Quartet Ensemble Tour
Performing exclusively on gut string instruments, the Brandenburg Quartet, will perform in Sydney, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia in April 2018
Haydn Mozart & Friends: ABO Nurtures Spirit & Soul in Spring
This Spring the ABO will present a tribute concert Haydn Mozart & Friends with Belgian Period Horn player Bart Aerbeydt and Australian Baroque cellist Jamie Hey
Spanish Baroque: Brandenburg & Circa – Art of Entertainment
Judging by comments made as we emerged into a crisp cold autumn Melbourne night, the sold-out audience for Spanish Baroque were left warm with rapturous delight
Shunske Sato & ABO – Dazzling Us, At the Edge of Possibility
Musicians of the ABO and acclaimed violinist Shunske Sato at the Melbourne Recital Centre presented a sublime concert nurturing the pleasures of the imagination
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra – CD, Celebrates 25 Years
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra Celebrates 25 years CD showcases elegant melodies & dazzling technique review by Meldi Arkinstall, The Culture Concept Circle
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Mistaking Earth for Heav’n
The audience could be forgiven for mistaking earth for Heav’n at the first concert in the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra 2015 series at Melbourne Recital Hall
Dmitry Sinkovsky: Redefining Genius with the ABO
Russian born musician Dmitry Sinkovsky exalted art with breathtaking technique as he re-defined creative genius in recital with Australian Brandenburg Orchestra