Experience a captivating concert exploring Baltic choral traditions through music inspired by nature and folklore at Melbourne's Immigration Museum.
Friday 13 March 2026
7:00pm - 8:00pm
400 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Adult $40, Senior $37, Child $28, Concession $34, Member Adult $31, Member Child $25
Step into the evocative Long Room of the Immigration Museum for an enchanting concert by Alta Collective. This carefully curated program takes you on a sonic journey across the Baltic landscape, celebrating the deep connection between music, nature, and cultural heritage. You will hear works by Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, and Finnish composers, including a world premiere by Latvian Australian composer Aija Draguns.
The concert features evocative choral music that vividly captures the changing seasons and folklore of the Baltic countries. Expect a blend of ancient folk traditions and contemporary compositions that create a contemplative and atmospheric experience.
Whether you are a music lover or curious about Baltic culture, this performance offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in rich storytelling through song.
The concert is presented by the renowned Alta Collective, known for their fresh and imaginative approach to treble vocal music. The program includes Veljo Tormis’ "Nature Pictures," intricate Latvian harmonies by Laura Jēkabsone, ethereal soundscapes by Ēriks Ešenvalds, and a new work inspired by the poem "Moonlit Night" by Aspāzija.
There are two performances on Friday 13 March: the first from 19:00 to 20:00 and the second from 20:30 to 21:30. Tickets vary by category, with discounts for seniors, children, concessions, and members.
This event is supported by Museums Victoria and the Robert Salzer Foundation, ensuring a high-quality cultural experience.
The concert takes place at the Immigration Museum, located at 400 Flinders Street, Melbourne. The venue is open daily from 10:00 to 17:00, with this event held in the Long Room.
Accessibility services are available; visitors are encouraged to contact the museum team to discuss any specific needs. The museum is well-serviced by public transport and offers a visitor map to help you navigate the site.
Parking and other visitor amenities are detailed on the museum’s website to ensure a comfortable visit for families and guests.
Please note that the concert is seated and ticketed, so booking in advance is recommended to secure your place. The performances are suitable for adults and older children who appreciate choral music and cultural storytelling.
The museum encourages visitors to check accessibility options if required and to arrive early to enjoy the surroundings.
Photography and recording during the performance may be restricted to preserve the experience.
Tickets can be purchased online or at the museum. Prices are as follows: Adult $40, Senior $37, Child $28, Concession $34, Member Adult $31, and Member Child $25.
Booking early is advised as seats may be limited. Members of Museums Victoria enjoy discounted rates.
For enquiries and bookings, contact the museum directly via phone or email provided on their website.
