Bold yet fragile.

TSO Chief Conductor Eivind Aadland leads the TSO and musicians from the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM), and Australian soprano Siobhan Stagg features.

An explosive concert with a super-sized orchestra.

Composed towards the end of his long life, the Four Last Song...

Three's a charm.

Featuring TSO Concertmaster Emma McGrath on violin, TSO Principal Cello Jonathan Békés and pianist Konstantin Shamray and Otto Tausk conducts.

A trifecta of talented soloists perform Beethoven’s masterwork the Triple Concerto, bookended by two Mozart treasures.

A trio of outst...

Spirits will soar!

TSO Concertmaster Emma McGrath plays violin and Benjamin Northey conducts.

Sublime short-work The Lark Ascending soars in the hands of Emma McGrath.

Whether it be a lark rising ever higher until it disappears from sight or a clear mountain stream tumbling over mossy rocks, t...

Chills, thrills and cymbals.

Percussionist Claire Edwardes stars, Benjamin Northey conducts the orchestra while host Will Newbery conducts the laughs.

Strings, swans, and that shower scene.

What’s more famous – the knife-wielding madman dressed up as his mum, or the sound of strings shrieking ...

Enchanting adventures.

Tamara-Anna Cislowska plays piano in the Poulenc and up-and-coming conductor Emilia Hoving leads the orchestra.

From bright and sunny to frenzied and dramatic, this concert is full of beloved pieces.

The sights, sounds, colours and rhythms of Italy spring to life in Feli...

Dark romance, delicate beauty.

Alexander Gavrylyuk returns to TSO to perform Rachmaninov on piano and Pablo González conducts.

Timeless pieces meet future classics in this swoon worthy concert

A concerto in all but name, the Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini is one of the best-loved works for pi...

A chaotic cacophony.

Conducted by Benjamin Bayl, featuring mezzo-soprano Caitlin Hulcup. Will Newbery hosts the evening.

Think orchestral music is slow? This concert is a chaotic cacophony of Baroque madness, we think you’ll like it.

Rebel wrote Les Élémens about the explosive creation of life...

Echoes of how and sorrow.

With Chief Conductor Eivind Aadland and featuring Associate Concertmaster Ji Won Kim & Principal Viola Caleb Wright.

Mozart’s sunny and profound Sinfonia Concertante contrasts with the shifting temperaments of Shostakovich.

Sitting between a symphony and a concerto, t...

Command and contrast.

Pianist Javier Perianes joins TSO and Chief Conductor Eivind Aadland.

Spanish pianist Javier Perianes performs Beethoven’s grand ‘Emperor’, alongside the deeply moving Schumann Symphony No 2.

Over the years Spanish pianist Javier Perianes has dazzled Tasmanian audiences w...

Whimsical worlds.

Conducted by Richard Mills, featuring TSO Principal Double Bass Stuart Thomson.

Who says fairytales are only for children? When the clock strikes 6pm, we’ll drop you right in the middle of a fantasy.

Ravel’s whimsical Mother Goose Suite will have you dreaming of beasts and pr...

Tears, tenderness, triumph.

Conducted by Valentina Peleggi, featuring soprano Eleanor Lyons, mezzo-soprano Sian Sharp, tenor Matteo Desole, bass baritone Jeremy Kleeman and TSO Chorus.

The big 3 of Italian opera.

Puccini, Verdi and Rossini are among the greatest names in Italian opera. These t...

Fiendish folk meets a playful classic.

Pekka Kuusisto takes on the dual role of conductor and violin soloist.

Finnish musician Pekka Kuusisto is one of the freshest and most original talents in orchestral music today. In this concert he takes on the dual role of soloist and director, giving the...

...and then there was light.

Conducted by Eivind Aadland, featuring soprano Samantha Clarke, tenor Michael Petruccelli, baritone Morgan Pearse and TSO Chorus.

Biblical in both its proportions and its inspiration.

Joseph Haydn’s epic oratorio Die Schöpfung (The Creation) tackles no less a theme...

Hear the longing, feel the strength.

Conducted by Eivind Aadland, featuring Daniel Müller-Schott on cello.

The beloved Elgar Cello Concerto, full of longing and vulnerability, is complemented by the serenity of Brahms Symphony No 2.

Edward Elgar’s Cello Concerto is one of the most beloved of a...