As part of Brahmsiana, TSO musicians have created 3 unique Brahms chamber music concerts. Musician Greg Stephens tells us why he’s looking forward to performing “one of the best pieces for horn in a chamber setting”.
Five things you might not know about Brahms
From a start in some unpromising venues, through to an unrequited love affair with Clara Schumann – there’s a lot more to Brahms than you might be aware of.
Do our musicians feel nervous before they perform for you?
Stephanie Eslake takes a deep dive into the daunting prospect of performing in front of hundreds of people.
Here’s why you should take your kids to the orchestra
A few reasons why you should face those fears of bringing your little one along to see the orchestra
The Red Dress
Presenting The Red Dress by Jo St Leon.
2020 Australian Conducting Academy
Australian Conducting Academy: a week of yoga, mime sessions, rehearsals & more!
TSO leads the way with orchestral music resources for classrooms
Did you know that the TSO is a leader in orchestral music education for Australian primary schools?
Vale Barry Tuckwell, AC OBE (1931-2020)
During his 60-year career, Tuckwell performed throughout the world as an orchestral player, soloist, chamber musician and conductor, earning the sobriquet the ‘God of Horn’.
TSO brings the works of FS Kelly to life after 100 years
Simon Rogers, TSO Director Artistic Planning shares the story of this monumentus recording project.
Ever wondered what it’s like to audition for the TSO?
We spoke with our Director Operations the unflappable Jacqui Walkden to find out what happens in the ‘secret world’ of TSO auditions and what a musician needs to do to win the coveted job.