A classical music festival, during the Adelaide Fringe, of thirteen classical concerts by recipients awarded the Recitals Australia Elder Conservatorium Fellowship Program held at an intimate venue in North Adelaide.
Adelaide Fringe (21 Feb – 23 Mar 2025)
North Adelaide Baptist Church Hall
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Our opening gala concert offers audiences an exciting taste of Recitals on the Fringe 2025.
Featuring our 2025 fellowship recipients, performing works by Chopin, Saint-Saëns, Auerbach, Holst and more.
Experience the captivating sounds of German bassoon music, where lyrical beauty meets technical mastery. This performance celebrates iconic German composers for the bassoon, bringing to life the bassoon’s expressive voice in classical and romantic traditions.
Featuring works by Telemann, Weber, Kalliwoda and Hindemith.
A flute and piano recital exploring the four elements: water, fire, earth, and air. Through a range of classical and contemporary repertoire and electronic soundscapes, the contrasting elements will be evoked, showcasing the vast capabilities of the flute in an immersive environment.
Featuring works by Telemann, Dohnányi, Gaubert, Varèse, Ibert, and Dutilleux.
This concert explores the distinct voices of women composers across diverse genres and musical traditions, inviting listeners to experience the rich, varied textures of contemporary and classical compositions. Each piece on tonight’s program offers a unique perspective on the intersection of identity, innovation, and musical expression.
Featuring works by Cat Hope, Belle Smibert, Auerbach, Angie Coffey, Hollis Taylor, Kate Moore, Holst, and Sally Greenaway.
This program explores the deep and powerful expression of resilience through two masterworks, both born from tumultuous periods of history. The works of Shostakovich and Prokofiev reflect the struggle against adversity and the indomitable human spirit, resonating with profound emotion and quiet defiance.
Featuring Shostakovich’s Quartet no. 8 and Prokofiev’s Violin Sonata no. 2.
Classical Trombone takes a step back from the standard classical repertoire and indulges in the comedy and joyfulness of entertainment music. Experience a variety of vocalisations and sounds incorporated into the trombone repertoire.
Featuring works by Joplin, Saint-Saëns, Schumann, Šulek, Buss, Bernstein and Pryor.
A selection of Romantic repertoire for solo piano and duo works, this concert explores the idiosyncrasies of Romantic chamber music.
Featuring works by Brahms, Schumann and Chopin.
Immerse yourself in the elegance of French bassoon music, featuring gems from France and the Paris Conservatoire. This recital brings to life the charm and virtuosity of France’s iconic wind composers, showcasing the bassoon’s distinctively lyrical and agile character.
Featuring works by Devienne, Dutilleux, Pierné, Françaix, Bozza, Grovlez and Saint-Saëns.
A flute and piano recital exploring the four elements: water, fire, earth, and air. Through a range of classical and contemporary repertoire and electronic soundscapes, the contrasting elements will be evoked, showcasing the vast capabilities of the flute in an immersive environment.
Featuring works by Telemann, Dohnányi, Gaubert, Varèse, Ibert, and Dutilleux.
An evening recital for viola and piano, exploring romantic and 20th Century music and showcasing the virtuosity and range of colours of the viola.
Featuring works by Frank Bridge, Niccolo Paganini, Ernest Bloch and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
This concert explores the distinct voices of women composers across diverse genres and musical traditions, inviting listeners to experience the rich, varied textures of contemporary and classical compositions. Each piece on tonight’s program offers a unique perspective on the intersection of identity, innovation, and musical expression.
Featuring works by Cat Hope, Belle Smibert, Auerbach, Angie Coffey, Hollis Taylor, Kate Moore, Holst, and Sally Greenaway.
Classical Trombone takes a step back from the standard classical repertoire and indulges in the comedy and joyfulness of entertainment music. Experience a variety of vocalisations and sounds incorporated into the trombone repertoire.
Featuring works by Joplin, Saint-Saëns, Schumann, Šulek, Buss, Bernstein and Pryor.
A selection of Romantic repertoire for solo piano and duo works, this concert explores the idiosyncrasies of Romantic chamber music.
Featuring works by Brahms, Schumann and Chopin.