What to Expect
Prepare to be enchanted by the extraordinary vocal talents of Mezzotono, a group of five singers who create the sound of an entire orchestra using only their voices. Their performance is a delightful mix of stunning harmonies, humour, and theatricality that appeals to audiences of all ages.
The concert features a diverse repertoire including jazz, pop, classical music, Italian folk traditions, and beloved international favourites, taking you on a unique musical journey through Italy and beyond.
Whether you are new to Mezzotono or a longtime fan, expect an entertaining and inspiring show filled with exceptional vocal artistry and the infectious charm of Italian music.
Activity Details
The concert runs for two hours, from 16:00 to 18:00 on Sunday, 6 September 2026. Registration opens 30 minutes before the event starts.
Tickets are priced at $20 for adults and $10 for children, making it an affordable cultural outing for families.
The event is family-friendly, welcoming children and music lovers of all ages to enjoy the live performance.
Location and Access
The concert takes place at Verbrugghen Hall within the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, located on Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000.
This central location is easily accessible by public transport and offers a beautiful venue known for its excellent acoustics and historic charm.
Directions and additional venue information can be found on the Sydney Conservatorium of Music website.
Important Information
Please arrive early to register, as registrations open 30 minutes before the concert begins.
The venue is suitable for families, but please ensure children are supervised during the performance.
Photography and recording may be restricted, so check with event staff upon arrival.
Booking and Prices
Tickets can be purchased in advance through the Italian Cultural Office or the Sydney Conservatorium of Music website.
Adult tickets cost $20, while child tickets are $10, offering great value for a high-quality cultural experience.
Booking early is recommended due to limited seating and the popularity of the event.