Experience Mozart's beloved Piano Concerto No.21 performed by ANAM musicians at Melbourne Recital Centre.
Saturday 21 November 2026
10:30am - 11:30am
Melbourne Recital Centre 31 Sturt St Southbank 3006
$49-$59
Immerse yourself in a morning of exquisite classical music featuring Mozart's much-loved Piano Concerto No.21. The performance is led by pianist and ANAM alum Stefan Cassomenos, alongside conductor Philip Arkinstall, showcasing the talents of the Australian National Academy of Music's finest musicians.
The program also includes Nigel Westlake's joyful marimba quartet Omphalo Centric Lecture and Stravinsky's evocative Symphonies of Wind Instruments, offering a rich blend of contemporary and classical compositions.
This concert promises a captivating journey through three centuries of musical brilliance, perfect for parents seeking a culturally enriching experience with their school-aged children.
The event runs for approximately one hour with no interval, allowing for an engaging and concise musical experience.
A complimentary morning tea featuring coffee, tea, sweet treats, and savory delights will be available from 10am in the ground floor foyer, providing a lovely opportunity to relax and socialize.
Tickets are available at various prices including standard, concession, and discounts for students and under 40s, with a ticket limit of six per online order to ensure fair access.
The concert takes place at the Melbourne Recital Centre, located at 31 Sturt St, Southbank 3006.
The venue offers wheelchair access and welcomes assistance animals, ensuring an inclusive environment for all attendees.
Convenient transport and parking options are available nearby, making it easy for families to attend.
Please note that running times are approximate and subject to change.
A transaction fee applies to online and phone orders, and delivery fees may also be charged.
For larger groups beyond the online ticket limit, bookings can be made by calling the Box Office during business hours.
Standard tickets are priced at $59, with concession tickets at $52 and student/under 40s tickets at $49.
Booking online or by phone incurs a transaction fee between $4 and $8.50.
To secure your seats, book early as tickets are limited to six per order online.
