Experience a captivating musical journey through fin-de-siècle Vienna with world premieres and timeless classics at Hanson Dyer Hall.
Ongoing activity
33-43 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Standard $53, Concession $42, Student $42
Step into the rich cultural crossroads of fin-de-siècle Vienna with Ensemble Liaison's 2026 series opener, Echoes of Vienna. This concert offers a blend of spirited folk melodies, contemporary compositions, and lush Romantic intensity. It features the world premiere of Stuart Greenbaum's The Drowned World, inspired by J. G. Ballard's novel, alongside works by Prokofiev, Webern, and Zemlinsky.
Expect an evening filled with expressive music performed by Ensemble Liaison, violinist Sophie Rowell, and talented students from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. The program reflects the emotional and musical currents of Vienna at the turn of the twentieth century, promising a memorable cultural experience.
This event is perfect for parents looking to introduce their school-aged children to classical music in an engaging setting, blending historical context with contemporary creativity.
The concert will be held at Hanson Dyer Hall, located within the Ian Potter Southbank Centre. Duration is to be confirmed, with approximate running times subject to change. Tickets are available for single concerts or as part of a two-concert package.
Ticket prices are:
- Standard: $53
- Concession: $42
- Full-Time Student: $42
The two-concert package offers savings:
- Standard: $90
- Concession: $70
- Full-Time Student: $70
Please note a transaction fee of $4 to $8.50 applies for online and phone orders, with possible delivery fees. A ticket limit of six per order is in place to ensure fair access.
Hanson Dyer Hall is situated at 43 Sturt Street, Southbank VIC 3006, within the Ian Potter Southbank Centre. The venue is wheelchair accessible and welcomes assistance animals, ensuring an inclusive environment for all attendees.
The Melbourne Recital Centre is the authorised ticket seller for this event. For larger groups, contact the Box Office during business hours at (03) 9699 3333 to arrange bookings beyond the online ticket limit.
This is an offsite concert from the main Melbourne Recital Centre venue, so plan your travel accordingly. Running times are approximate and may be subject to change.
The event acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Kulin nation, and pays respects to Elders past and present, reflecting a commitment to cultural respect and awareness.
Artwork associated with the event is 'Dulka Warngiid (Land of All)' by Bentinck Island artists, woven by the Australian Tapestry Workshop, adding a rich cultural layer to the experience.
Tickets can be purchased online or by phone, with a transaction fee applied. Delivery fees may also apply depending on the method chosen.
A ticket limit of six per online order ensures fair access for all attendees. For parties larger than six, contact the Box Office directly.
Booking early is recommended to secure your preferred date and seating for this unique musical event.
