Virtuosi Series 2018
The Virtuosi Series features the best International and Australian musicians performing in an intimate recital setting. Subscribe and save 10% or more through a Gold or Silver Subscription. Individual concert tickets can be purchased below.
Lunch Hour Series
The Lunch Hour Series is held most weeks on Wednesday at Pilgrim Church, Flinders Street, Adelaide from noon. Each concert contains two 40 minute sessions featuring a variety of instruments and performers. View the Lunch Hour Series Program
2018 Virtuosi Series Program
Grace Clifford violin
and Konstantin Shamray piano
Sunday 18 November at 2.30pm
Ukaria Cultural Centre, Mt Barker Summit
Grace Clifford is quickly gaining a reputation as one of Australia’s finest young violinists. Joining her is Konstantin Shamray. Grace and Konstantin will be playing: Brahms Sonatensatz, Mozart Violin Sonata K526 in A Major, Debussy Violin Sonata, Chausson Poème, Op. 25
Duration 120 minutes (including interval)
Please note, program and artists subject to change. All durations mentioned are estimates.
Past 2018 Virtuosi Series Events
Joseph Tawadros oud with Matt McMahon piano,
James Tawadros req, and Dimitri Vouros clarinet
Sunday 20 May at 2.30pm
Elder Hall, North Tce, Adelaide
For this very special concert Joseph joins three of Australia’s finest virtuosos; his prodigiously talented brother James Tawadros on percussion (req), celebrated jazz pianist Matt McMahon and soulful clarinetist Dimitri Vouros in a concert for the ten year anniversary of their much loved and award-winning ANGEL suite. The ANGEL suite will be performed along with a number of new compositions.
Duration 120 minutes (including interval)
Lisa Moore and
Sonya Lifschitz piano duo
Sunday 17 June at 2.30pm
Elder Hall, North Tce, Adelaide
The virtuosi Ukrainian-Australian-American musical mavericks — pianists Sonya Lifschitz and Lisa Moore — join forces for their sensational duo as they re-imagine and present the iconic masterpiece — the J.S. Bach Goldberg Variations BMW 988. Exploring the contrapuntal ingenuity and the transcendent spiritual beauty of the original, this two-piano arrangement (by the revered Australian pianist Stephen Emmerson) delivers a beguiling and electrifying musical dialogue. In association with the Accompanist’ Guild of South Australia
Duration 120 minutes (including interval)
Stephen Hough piano
Sunday 1 July at 2.30pm
Ukaria Cultural Centre, Mt Barker Summit
Stephen Hough is widely regarded as one of the most important and distinctive pianists of his generation. From highly acclaimed performances of central repertoire to an interest in contemporary and neglected nineteenth-century works. Hough will be playing Debussy’s exquisite Clair de lune and both books of the composer’s Images, including the preludes to Book II. Hough also offers Schumann’s pensive Fantasie and Beethoven’s grand “Appassionata.”
Duration 120 minutes (including interval)
Andrew Haveron violin
and Anna Goldsworthy piano
Sunday 26 August at 2.30pm
Ukaria Cultural Centre, Mt Barker Summit
Andrew Haveron has established himself as one of the most sought after violinists of his generation. He is joined by Anna Goldsworthy is one of Australia’s most versatile artists. Andrew and Anna will play Britten Suite, Op. 6, Elgar Violin Sonata, Op. 86, Ysaÿe Poème élégiaque, Op.12 and Ravel Violin Sonata No. 1, M12.
Duration 120 minutes (including interval)
Simon Cobcroft cello
and Konstantin Shamray piano
Sunday 9 September at 2.30pm
Ukaria Cultural Centre, Mt Barker Summit
Simon Cobcroft is a prolific and versatile performer of solo, orchestral and chamber music in Australia and further afield. Since 2014 he has been Principal Cello with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. Konstantin Shamray is the first and only competitor to date in the 40 years of the Sydney International Piano Competition to win both First and People’s Choice Prizes. Simon and Konstantin’s performance will feature the Shostakovich Cello and Piano Sonata and Schubert’s Arpeggione Sonata.
Duration 120 minutes (including interval)
