Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival

Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival’s “Prelude” Festival at Richmond on Sunday 3 November 2024 at Richmond’s historic St Luke’s Church - tickets available

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Festival Weekend
Hobart and Richmond
Friday 8th - Sunday 10th November 2024

Home - Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival Covering two successive weekends, the sixth Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival invites you to a superb variety of music performed by a stellar array of musicians from Australia and overseas.

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Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival’s “Prelude” FestivalSunday 3 November
at Richmond’s historic St Luke’s Church is now on sale.
For those who missed out on the main festival, and others who love the idea of a day of short, varied concerts ranging from the baroque to the classic masters of Mozart and Beethoven this is an idyllic way to spend a Sunday. Come along to beautiful Richmond, browse in Richmond’s many galleries and shops, have a coffee or a wine in one of its bars or cafés and enjoy a day of artistic delights.
Bookings available at:

https://events.humanitix.com/tasmanian-chamber-music-festival-prelude-weekend

Tune into ABC Classic
Saturday 2nd March
1pm

The music of Robert Schumann features heavily in two recitals from the 2023 Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival performed by the Orava String Quartet, Stefan Cassomenos and Steve Davislim.

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Last night was a definite highlight of our Song Company tour, at St David’s Cathedral in Hobart for the Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival. With a full crowd and daring candle placements, we sang into this beautiful music and acoustic together, and my understanding of singing polyphony got one notch deeper 😏
Last show today in Melbourne for Chris Watson’s home crowd at Trinity Chapel 3pm, come out Melbourne!!

Photo courtesy of Christopher Waterhouse

Soaking the audience with masterful playing and deep diving into the soul.

The Orava Quartet opened the Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival with panache.

Great thanks to festival organizers, Her Excellency Barbara Baker, Alannah Dopson, assembled arts luminaries and fans.

Honored to be Minister for the Arts.

Looking forward to welcoming our ticket holders and artist for what will be a magical weekend of beautiful music in venues throughout Hobart and New Norfolk.

Next up we are playing at the Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival. Hope to see you there!

Today is the day! 🥳🎶❤️ The Tasmanian Chamber Music Fringe Festival will begin at 11am with Sequenza at 9b Studios, 9 Burnett St, New Norfolk…! We’re excited!

The skies have turned gloomy but the music will go on…! Instead of finding the Derwent Valley Concert Band instrumental ensembles at the New Norfolk Market (which has sadly had to close due to severe weather) - you will find them just down the road at Saint Matthew’s Anglican Church, 6 Bathurst St, New Norfolk. 12:15-1pm. A huge thank you to the church for the space. Free entry! Hope to see you there! ☔️ 🎶

All other events are all going ahead as planned - warm and cosy inside! We look forward to a day of beautiful music in the Valley! 🙏🙏🎶🎶❤️❤️ Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival

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Gallery open TODAY! 11am-4pm. The Barracks Gallery is located at 11 The Avenue (behind the Agrarian Kitchen). New Norfolk. Come and check out our October exhibition: ‘Enchanted Realities’ - Tan Lijie selected works. We are thrilled to be exhibiting these pieces. A Chinese artist presents contemporary visions of reciprocity between humanity, nature and the heavenly. The exhibition runs each Saturday and Sunday until October 22. The Barracks Gallery is supported by Salamanca Arts Centre and the Derwent Valley Council.

[FRINGE] We are proud to be a part of the Tasmanian Chamber Music Fringe Festival TODAY from 12noon to 2pm. Enjoy a solo piano performance by the incomparable Elizabeth Rockliff over coffee or lunch at the artHouse. Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival Derwent Valley Arts

[FRINGE] We are proud to be a part of the Tasmanian Chamber Music Fringe Festival on Saturday 14 Oct from 12noon to 2pm. Enjoy a solo piano performance by the incomparable Elizabeth Rockliff over coffee or lunch at the artHouse. Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival
MEET ELIZABETH ROCKLIFF
Born on Tasmania’s North-West coast, Elizabeth studied pianoforte and music education at the Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music completing a Graduate Diploma in Pianoforte Performance and a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education. She also achieved her LMusA, AmusA and LTCL in Pianoforte. Elizabeth has taught music in Hobart schools, and accompanied Ogilvie High School choirs in local, interstate and overseas performances. She is a renowned accompanist and repetiteur across Tasmania and has officiated at Eisteddfods and worked with various choral organisations including the Tasmanian Conservatorium Chorale and Festival of Voices. She currently accompanies the Hobart Orpheus Choir, Lyric Singers, and St. Matthew’s Singers. At recent concerts, Elizabeth has performed the organ part of Britten’s Rejoice in The Lamb, organ continuo in both the Bach St John Passion and Mozart Requiem, and harpsichord continuo in the St. Matthew’s Singers’ latest performance of Handel’s Messiah.

Fringe Festival - Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival Celebrate the 2023 Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival Fringe with a unique day out in New Norfolk on Saturday 14 October. Enjoy multiple concerts, exhibitions, interesting shops, great coffee and food. Also enjoy the unique opportunity to hear how two major heritage buildings, the Nurses Quarters and....

We are excited to see our banners outside Hobart Town Hall as we begin to welcome our local and interstate visitors for a weekend listening to fabulous music in historic venues throughout Hobart and New Norfolk.

Coming up this Saturday in New Norfolk, our client, will be holding their first Fringe Festival.

Start the day in a renovated Georgian Church, and if you secure a day pass (still available on their website!) you can finish with great Tasmanian Jazz band Les Coqs Incroyables featuring Dean Stevenson on double bass, Randal Muir on accordion, Ralph Forehead on guitar, and guest violinist Charlie McCarthy.

Stop by for lunch, visit the Barracks Gallery, or one of the many great shops like the Drill Hall Emporium, Flywheel, Miss Arthur, and of course, the Black Swan Bookshop.

Head to taschamberfestival.com.au to secure your tickets for a fabulous weekend.