Queensland Symphony Orchestra

Arts news of the week (in 60 seconds)

November 9, 2017

BY JOHN GLOVER We know it can take a while to trawl through all the headlines in your newsfeed. So we’ve compiled our top […]

Your guide to Fever Pitch with Alondra de la Parra

April 27, 2017

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE For Alondra de la Parra, conducting isn’t just about the music. It is about the people who invest themselves in the […]

Sophisticated (and quirky) music with Ensemble Trivium

March 20, 2017

Trivium – Latin: The place where three roads meet. Monika Koerner (flute) and Nicole Tait (bassoon) form the core of Ensemble Trivium: a group which […]

Dane Lam talks leadership across the continents

February 1, 2017

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When it comes to an impressive conducting career, we can conclude that Dane Lam has made it in Australia. He’s also made […]

A Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra in 2017

January 25, 2017

BY LEAH BLANKENDAAL AND STEPHANIE ESLAKE Can you identify with any of the following? I’m pretty young (or, young at heart) I dig classical music […]

QSO: Dropping the beat with Tom Thum and Gordon Hamilton

April 1, 2016

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE They drank wine. They travelled to Puerto Galera. They wrote some stuff. Now they’re back, and you can hear the culmination […]

Young artists join forces in QSOCurrent Festival

March 16, 2016

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The Queensland Symphony Orchestra today announces the QSOCurrent festival – and we’re super excited. Moving away from tradition and convention, the […]