Mozart Clarinet Quintet, Schubert & Hummel

VIENNESE VOGUE

Sunday 5 March | 3.00pm
The Events Centre
20 Minchinton Street, Caloundra

Photo credit: Robert Catto

Mozart’s sparkling, beloved Clarinet Quintet remains one of his most celebrated works. In 1808 it inspired his former student and protégé Johann Nepomuk Hummel, whose Clarinet Quartet is a beautiful chamber music work. We also hear Schubert’s unfinished String Trio D.471, a lyrical gem.

Beethoven Septet & Louise Farrenc Nonet

NEW PERSPECTIVES

Sunday 4 June | 3.00pm
The Events Centre
20 Minchinton Street, Caloundra

Photo credit: Robert Catto

Large-scale chamber music at its finest! Beethoven’s Septet set an extremely high bar for composers combining strings and winds, a work whose ease and charm disguise its complexity. Fifty years after Beethoven, acclaimed French pianist and composer Louise Farrenc’s Nonet is a brilliant gem that demonstrates her undoubted talent.

Mendelssohn Scottish & Beethoven Eight

MIDSUMMER DREAMS
directed by Rachael Beesley

Sunday 30 July - Save the date
Details will be announced soon

Photo credit: Robert Catto

Mendelssohn was greatly inspired by a visit to Scotland when he was 20, his ‘Scottish’ Symphony recalling the dramatic landscapes of that northern land. Beethoven’s Eighth Symphony is harder to pinpoint, a fascinating work that leaps from loud to soft without warning, and at every turn surprises and confounds expectations.