The powerful musical response to climate crisis by Nat Bartsch has been postponed to July 2027 at Elisabeth Murdoch Hall.
Thursday 1 July 2027
to Saturday 31 July 2027
Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre, 31 Sturt St Southbank 3006
$40-$45
Experience an evocative and deeply moving concert inspired by conversations with climate scientists, featuring Nat Bartsch’s award-winning piano compositions. The music blends sounds of nature with stunning cinematography, creating a unique space to process climate grief and connect with the environment.
The performance includes Nat Bartsch’s ARIA-nominated jazz quartet alongside members of the Monash Art Ensemble, guiding listeners through themes of resilience and hope. This immersive event offers a rare opportunity to engage with contemporary issues through beautiful, intimate music.
Prepare for a one-hour journey that combines classical, jazz, ambient, and post-rock elements, designed to inspire mindfulness and climate action.
Originally scheduled for November 7, 2026, the concert has been postponed due to artist injury and will now take place in July 2027 at Elisabeth Murdoch Hall. The duration is approximately one hour with no interval.
Tickets are priced at $45 standard and $40 concession, with a transaction fee between $4 and $8.50 for online and phone orders. Seating is general admission in the Primrose Potter Salon.
Ticket buyers will receive automatic refunds for the original date and will have priority access when tickets go on sale for the rescheduled concert.
The concert will be held at Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre, located at 31 Sturt Street, Southbank 3006.
The venue is wheelchair accessible and welcomes assistance animals. Visual story and audio assistance are available to enhance accessibility.
Public transport options and parking are available nearby, ensuring easy access for families and attendees.
This work contains references to natural disasters and the impacts of climate change, which may be distressing. Listener discretion is advised.
The project is supported by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, highlighting its cultural significance.
For questions or assistance, contact the Box Office team via email or phone.
Tickets can be purchased online or by phone, with a limit of six tickets per order to ensure fair access. Larger groups can contact the Box Office directly.
Refunds for the postponed concert will be processed automatically through the original point of purchase.
Prices are $45 for standard tickets and $40 for concessions, plus applicable transaction and delivery fees.
