What to Expect
Step into a world of enchanting German romanticism with an exquisite chamber music concert. This event showcases a stunning new arrangement of the timeless Four Last Songs for soprano, violin, horn, and piano. Enjoy performances by acclaimed artists including soprano Kiandra Howarth, violinist Sulki Yu, horn player Andrew Young, and pianist Stewart Kelly.
The program features selected songs by Johannes Brahms, his Trio for violin, horn and piano Op.40, three Lieder by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, and Richard Strauss's Four Last Songs. This is Kiandra Howarth's only Melbourne performance this year, making it a unique opportunity for music lovers.
Prepare for an intimate and captivating evening filled with rich melodies and emotive performances that will delight parents and children alike who appreciate classical music.
Activity Details
The concert runs approximately two hours including an interval, allowing time to relax and absorb the music. Seating is general admission in the Primrose Potter Salon, ensuring a cozy and accessible environment.
Tickets are priced at $79 standard, $69 concession, and $30 for students, making it an affordable cultural outing. A transaction fee applies for online and phone bookings, and there is a ticket limit of six per order to ensure fair access.
For larger groups, the Box Office can assist with bookings during business hours. Wheelchair access and assistance animals are welcome, ensuring inclusivity for all attendees.
Location and Access
The event takes place at the Melbourne Recital Centre, located at 31 Sturt Street, Southbank, Victoria 3006. This central location is easily accessible by public transport and offers parking options nearby.
Directions and transport details can be found on the venue’s website, making planning your visit straightforward. The venue is well-equipped to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
Enjoy the vibrant Southbank precinct before or after the concert, with plenty of dining and leisure options for families.
Important Information
Please note that running times are approximate and subject to change. Arrive early to find your seat and settle in comfortably.
General admission seating means early arrival is recommended to secure preferred spots. A transaction fee between $4 and $8.50 applies to online and phone orders, with possible delivery fees.
The Melbourne Recital Centre acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land, paying respects to the Kulin nation and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
Booking and Prices
Tickets can be purchased online or by phone, with a limit of six tickets per order for fairness. For parties larger than six, contact the Box Office directly.
Standard tickets cost $79, concessions $69, and students $30. Booking early is advised due to limited seating and the popularity of the event.
Additional fees apply for transactions and delivery. Check the Melbourne Recital Centre website for the latest updates and ticket availability.