By arts editor HELEN MUSA
After an absence of 13 years, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra will return to Canberra for a one-night performance at Snow Concert Hall on September 25.
Regarded by many as Australia’s leading orchestra, the ensemble will be conducted by Benjamin Northey in a program inspired by dance, ranging from the Hungarian folk rhythms of Zoltán Kodály’s Dances of Galánta and Debussy’s Dances for Harp and String Orchestra to Holly Harrison’s contemporary work Hi-Vis and Stravinsky’s ballet score The Firebird.
The concert will also provide the setting for the launch of Snow Concert Hall’s 2027 season, giving audiences a first look at the artists and performances planned for next year.
Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Snow Concert Hall, September 25, bookings here.
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