Experience an evening of vibrant music blending Renaissance dances and contemporary masterworks at Melbourne Recital Centre.
Ongoing activity
Melbourne Recital Centre, 31 Sturt St, Southbank, Victoria 3006
Free
Immerse yourself in a captivating concert that brings together the rich sounds of guitar and wind symphony. This event features a diverse program ranging from Renaissance dance rhythms to contemporary compositions, promising an unforgettable musical journey for the whole family.
The performance highlights include Tielman Susato’s lively Selections from Danserye, Joaquín Rodrigo’s expressive Adagio Para Orquestra de Instrumentos de Viento, and Stephen Goss’s Concerto of Colours showcasing soloist Ken Murray on guitar. After the interval, enjoy a special collaborative set by Ensemble 3 and a stirring conclusion with Joseph Schwantner’s atmospheric piece.
Perfect for parents seeking a culturally enriching evening with school-aged children, this concert offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation in music.
The event runs for approximately 2 hours and 25 minutes, including an interval. It is hosted by the University of Melbourne Wind Symphony and features accomplished musicians such as conductor Jackie Hartenberger and soloist Ken Murray.
Tickets are free but must be booked in advance. If sold out, walk-up tickets may be available at the Box Office before the performance starts. The program includes works by renowned composers and showcases a variety of musical styles and instruments.
This concert is suitable for music lovers and families looking to introduce their children to classical and contemporary wind and guitar music.
The concert takes place at the Melbourne Recital Centre, located at 31 Sturt Street, Southbank, Victoria 3006. The venue is wheelchair accessible and welcomes assistance animals, ensuring comfort and inclusivity for all attendees.
Convenient public transport options and parking are available nearby, making it easy for families to attend without hassle.
The venue acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land and respects the cultural heritage of the Kulin nation.
Please note that running times are approximate and subject to change. Arriving early is recommended, especially if you plan to obtain walk-up tickets.
The event is family-friendly but does not specify age restrictions, so parents should consider their children’s interest and attention span for a concert of this length.
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Tickets to Strum are free but require booking in advance through the Melbourne Recital Centre. If the event is sold out, additional tickets may be available on the day exclusively for walk-ups at the Box Office.
Booking early is advised to secure your seats and avoid disappointment.
Enjoy a culturally rich evening without the cost, making it an accessible outing for families looking to experience live music together.
