
Zoe Knighton, Justin Beere & Amir Farid
Experience the beauty and depth of the clarinet trio repertoire in an intimate performance featuring three of Australia’s leading chamber musicians: Justin Beere (clarinet), Zoe Knighton (cello), and Amir Farid (piano).

Zoe Knighton, Justin Beere & Amir Farid
Experience the beauty and depth of the clarinet trio repertoire in an intimate performance featuring three of Australia’s leading chamber musicians: Justin Beere (clarinet), Zoe Knighton (cello), and Amir Farid (piano).

A Room of Her Own: Music by Anne Cawrse
Join Syzygy Ensemble and soprano Judith Dodsworth for a sumptuous evening of chamber music by leading Australian composer Anne Cawrse. A Room of Her Own showcases pivotal works from Cawrse’s extensive chamber catalogue, characterised by soaring lyrical melodies and dexterous rhythmic interplay. The program culminates in the premiere performance of Muse - a self-portrait, generously supported by the Albert Maggs commission. Here, Cawrse turns her focus inwards, embracing self-quotation as a structural catalyst, depicting her own musical legacy.

Warren Chamber Music Festival
“The Warren Chamber Music Festival has grown to be a signature event for the region, attracting visitors from across the state, and beyond. Our festival celebrates the heritage, hard work, and resilience that define rural life through transformative performances that inspire, empower and educate.”
DATES
May 1 - May 4

Brahms and Ravel
Guest Principal E-Flat Clarinet with Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
PROGRAM
Brahms Violin Concerto
Ravel Daphnis et Chloé
PERFORMANCES
Thursday 10 April 2025
7:30pm at Hamer Hall
Saturday 12 April 2025
7:30pm at Hamer Hall
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Musicians from the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM)+
Jaime Martín conductor
James Ehnes* violin
MSO Chorus
Warren Trevelyan-Jones chorus director

Nijinsky - Australian Ballet
Associate Principal Clarinet with Orchestra Victoria.
The Australian Ballet present’s John Neumeier’s “Nijinsky” at the Regent Theatre in Melbourne. Featuring Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 11 in G minor, Op. 103 and Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade.
DATES
Melbourne
21 February – 1 March