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The Bach Family Tree
Behind the music, Bach was a family man who fathered 20 children, many who didn’t survive to adulthood. Of those who did survive, four became successful composers in their own right, carrying on the Bach musical legacy.
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In pictures: ACO Principal Cello Timo-Veikko ‘Tipi’ Valve
Ahead of his ACO Up Close recitals in Melbourne and at Pier 2/3, we celebrate Tipi’s time with the ACO so far, through 11 of our favourite photos from his sixteen years with the Orchestra.
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We're streaming some of our favourite ACO StudioCasts performances
Experience the magic of Vaughan Williams’ 'The Lark Ascending', Bach’s beautiful 'Erbarme dich, mein Gott' from St Matthew Passion, Vasks’ 'Vox amoris' and a sublime Bach chorale, performed by the ACO in immersive cinematic music films.
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American Dreams
In the American national psychodrama, composers from classical music traditions have always been the outsiders. Written by Alex Ross.
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A concert of firsts
From the first Black American woman to have a work performed by a major US symphony orchestra, to the first composer to write with modern graphic notation, our national tour, The American, showcases true pioneers in American classical music.
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What’s your favourite ACO memory?
Our audiences are a treasured and vital part of our story. We love hearing your favourite Australian Chamber Orchestra memories from across the years.
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Australian Chamber Orchestra tour of Europe
Follow the Orchestra as it tours to Berlin and London to perform special concerts at the beautiful Pierre Boulez Saal concert hall, and at the iconic Barbican Centre as part of our ongoing residency.
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Sam Adams: "we bonded over electronic music"
The American composer on his memories of first meeting Artistic Director Richard Tognetti.
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ACO 2023: Musician Highlights
What our musicians are most looking forward to in the ACO 2023 Season.
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ACO Up Close: Satu Vänskä
ACO Principal Violin Satu Vänskä shares personal insights into the music closest to her heart, ahead of her recital at ACO Pier 2/3.
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