What to Expect
Immerse yourself in an extraordinary musical journey where the Flinders Quartet collaborates with Eric Avery, a distinguished Indigenous artist, to explore themes of land, identity, and resilience. This unique concert combines violin, voice, dance, and string quartet in a program that bridges ancient cultural knowledge with contemporary expression.
Alongside Avery's world premiere work Wirringintungiyil, enjoy Nicole Brady's Ricochet, a commissioned string quartet, and the timeless String Quartet in F by Maurice Ravel. This blend of pieces offers a rich tapestry of sound and cultural dialogue that promises to captivate audiences.
The performance is approximately two hours long, including an interval, providing a reflective and engaging experience for families and music lovers alike.
Activity Details
- Duration: 2 hours including interval
- Venue: Montsalvat, Eltham (offsite from Melbourne Recital Centre)
- Accessibility: Wheelchair access and assistance animals welcome
- Ticket prices: Standard $50, Concession $40, with additional transaction and delivery fees
- Ticket limit: 6 per order online, larger groups can book via box office
This event is perfect for parents seeking a culturally enriching outing that combines artistic innovation with meaningful storytelling.
Location and Access
The concert takes place at Montsalvat, a historic artists' colony in Eltham, providing a beautiful and inspiring setting for this performance. Montsalvat is known for its unique architecture and tranquil environment, making it an ideal location for a family cultural outing.
The venue is wheelchair accessible and welcomes assistance animals, ensuring a comfortable experience for all attendees. Melbourne Recital Centre is the authorised ticket seller for this event.
For directions and more information about Montsalvat, visitors are encouraged to check the venue's website or contact the box office.
Important Information
Please note this is an offsite concert at Montsalvat, not at Melbourne Recital Centre.
Running times are approximate and subject to change, so arriving early is recommended to settle in comfortably.
A transaction fee applies to online and phone orders, and delivery fees may also be charged.
To ensure fair ticket access, online orders are limited to six tickets; for larger groups, contact the box office directly.
Booking and Prices
Tickets are available through the Melbourne Recital Centre's official channels. Standard tickets cost $50, with concessions available at $40.
Booking online or by phone incurs a transaction fee ranging from $4 to $8.50, and delivery fees may apply.
For parties larger than six, customers should call the box office during business hours at (03) 9699 3333 to arrange bookings.
Secure your seats early to enjoy this landmark musical event that celebrates cultural heritage and contemporary artistry.