Collectivo 2025 Concert Series
Experience a unique lineup of virtuoso musicians from across Australia and New Zealand.
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Choose from Four, Three, or Two Concert Subscription Packages for Collectivo’s 2025 Concert Series at the Thomas Dixon Centre. With audience numbers strictly limited, secure your seats now to enjoy exclusive savings on Single Ticket prices. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind, intimate chamber music experience featuring virtuoso musicians from across the Southern Hemisphere.
Each concert features a unique lineup of virtuoso musicians from across Australia and New Zealand, including renowned artists such as Slava Grigoryan, Sydney Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster Andrew Haveron, the NZTrio with Amalia Hall, Australian violin soloist Emily Sun, New Zealand operatic soprano Madison Nonoa, and Melbourne-based Finnish pianist Paavali Jumppanen, among many others.
2025 Programs
Concert 1 “Tree of Life”
The Tree of Life, an ancient symbol embraced by many cultures, represents the interconnected cycle of life.
Tracing this life cycle from deep roots to blossoming branches, this evocative program performed by Sydney Symphony Concertmaster Andrew Haveron, NZ soprano Madison Nonoa, Sydney pianist Vatche Jambazian, and oboist Tania Frazer, features works by Handel, Mozart, Debussy, and Franck to celebrate the beauty and resilience of life through music.
Artists
Tania Frazer – Oboe
Andrew Haveron – Violin
Madison Nonoa – Soprano
Vatche Jambazian – Piano
Programme
Arvo Pärt – Fratres
Händel – Scoglio d’immota fronte (Scipione)
Mozart – Ach, ich fühl’s
Schumann – Romance no 1
Debussy – Ariettes Oubliees
Interval
Caccini – Ave Maria
Franck – Violin Sonata
Giora Feidman – The Klezmer’s Freilach
Please note that this programme is subject to change without notice.
Concert 2 “The Troubadours”
Step into the world of The Troubadours, a program inspired by the spirit of wandering musicians who carried stories, emotions, and cultures across borders.
Featuring the incomparable guitar master Slava Grigoryan, violin virtuoso Emily Sun, former ASQ cellist Sharon Grigoryan, and oboist Tania Frazer, this vibrant program explores the diverse paths of traveling minstrels and troubadours. With works from around the globe, each piece captures the essence of the wanderer’s journey, evoking a rich tapestry of musical storytelling.
Artists
Tania Frazer – Oboe
Slava Grigoryan – Guitar
Emily Sun – Violin
Sharon Grigoryan – Cello
Programme
Handel – Sonata for cello
Locatelli – Sinfonia in D minor
Paganini – Centone di sonate Op.64, MS112, No. 1 in A minor
Chopin arranged Milstein – Nocturne in C # minor de F
Ravel – Piece en forme de Habanera
Piazzolla – Histoire du Tango Café 1930
Interval
Monterde/Mendez – La Virgen de la Macarena”
Shchedrin in the style of Albeniz
Rodrigo – En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor
Sarasate – Zigeunerweisen
Misirlou – Traditional
John Jorgenson – El Camino de Che
Please note that this programme is subject to change without notice.
Concert 3 “Timeless Voices”
Timeless Voices celebrates the resilience and genius of composers who, despite personal and societal challenges, created works of lasting beauty that continue to inspire across generations.
Mendelssohn displays unmatched youthful brilliance in his Piano Trio No. 1, while the raw emotion of Shostakovich’s Piano Trio in C Minor, Op. 8 evokes the turbulence of the Stalinist era. Ezio Bosso’s Rain in Her Dark Eyes transforms personal health struggles into a hauntingly beautiful soundscape; Lachlan Skipworth’s delightful Oboe Quartet sets a fabulous new benchmark for oboe repertoire, and Artie Shaw’s jazz-infused Concerto redefines the boundaries of the traditional concerto.
Together, these works celebrate the triumph of the human spirit and the enduring power of music to connect, inspire, and leave an indelible mark on the world.
Artists
Tania Frazer – Oboe
NZ Piano Trio
Somi Kim – Piano
Amalia Hall – Violin
TBA – Cello
Programme
Mendelssohn – Piano Trio No. 1
Skipworth – Oboe Quartet
Interval
Ezio Bosso – Rain in her dark eyes
Shostakovich – Piano Trio nr. 1 in c, op. 8
Artie Shaw – Concerto
Please note that this programme is subject to change without notice.
Concert 4 “The Garden of Dreams”
Step into The Garden of Dreams, a program that conjures vivid musical imagery and showcases dazzling virtuosity, performed by Finnish piano soloist and Director of ANAM in Melbourne, Paavali Jumppanen, oboist Tania Frazer, and the acclaimed NZ-based Hall String Quartet featuring Amalia Hall, Peter Clark, Lara Hall, and Callum Hall.
Works by Beethoven, Rossini, Debussy, Ravel, and New Zealand’s Claire Cowan bring stories to life through sound. From Beethoven’s dramatic ‘Pathétique’ Sonata to Cowan’s whimsical Scenes from Hansel and Gretel, this program culminates in Ravel’s fiery Tzigane, bringing the evening to a thrilling close.
Artists
Tania Frazer – Oboe
Paavali Jumppanen – Piano
Amalia Hall – Violin
Peter Clark – Violin
Lara Hall – Viola
Callum Hall – Cello
Programme
Beethoven – Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13 ‘Pathetique’
Claire Cowan – Scenes from Hansel and Gretel
Rossini – Introduction, Theme and Variations
Interval
Debussy – Preludes- Selections
Ravel – Le Tombeau de Couperin
Ravel – Tzigane
Please note that this programme is subject to change without notice.
Dates & times
- Saturday, March 15, 20251.30pm
- Saturday, July 26, 20251.30pm
- Saturday, September 13, 20251.30pm
- Saturday, November 01, 20251.30pm
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Tickets
Single Ticket
$79.50
Two Concert Subscription
$153
Three Concert Subscription
$223.50
Four Concert Subscription
$298
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Collectivo brings together world-class musicians from Australia and New Zealand in an intimate concert series that celebrates the beauty and power of chamber music as it was meant to be experienced- in an intimate setting where the audience can see every nuance of the performance. Each performance offers a unique lineup of virtuoso artists, creating unforgettable musical moments up close at the beautifully restored Thomas Dixon Centre. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience extraordinary talent in an exclusive, salon-style setting that honors the roots of chamber music.
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