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Wednesday 7 Oct 2026
Meet the TSO brass and percussion musicians performing in Hobart and Launceston
Ahead of this month’s Brass concerts at St David’s Cathedral in Hobart and St John’s Church in Launceston, meet some of the musicians behind the sound.
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Tuesday 6 Oct 2026
Koori Mail | Singing in Language
The first concert and album to be performed entirely in Palawa Kani, Songs of Ceremony, will soon be released by Dewayne Everettsmith, with support from song women of Lutruwita and the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra.
Thursday 1 Oct 2026
The Dandy Warhols, Mona and TSO collide in Hobart this November
Members of The Dandy Warhols and the TSO team up at both Mona and Hobart’s Odeon Theatre this November.
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Thursday 24 Sep 2026
Teacher alert! TSO for Schools in 2027
Free concerts, interactive workshops, open rehearsals, teacher training and free classroom resources.
Monday 7 Sep 026
Who is John Williams?
He may not be a household name but for many of us, John Williams' music has been our first introduction to the sound of an orchestra.
Thursday 3 September 2026
'Most euphoric night of my life': The Cat Empire's Tassie connection
Felix Riebl on the Tassie gig that ‘rebirthed’ one of Australia's most popular live music acts.
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Wednesday 2 Sep 2026
Your Ministry of Musical Magic application has arrived
Every orchestra has its own kind of magic behind the scenes. From fiscal divination to enchanted strings, 12 highly specialised departments are waiting to be placed. Match each Ministry department to the TSO team behind it.
Monday 31 Aug 2026
For composer Joseph Franklin, a piece of music is never 'done'.
He's bringing an Aussie twang to Italian opera and describes his music as 'compost-like'. Meet composer Joseph Franklin.