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    A portrait of ACO Violin Aiko Goto

    When ACO Violin Aiko Goto arrived on a scholarship at the Juilliard School in New York, she could not speak English. Now she leads yearly workshops with groups ACO Academy students with boundless energy.

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  2. Michael Caton reads Wilfrid

    Michael Caton reads Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge

    Join film, television and theatre star, Michael Caton for a reading of this touching story about friendship and precious memories written by Mem Fox and Illustrated Julie Vivas.

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    ACO musicians on the uniquely visceral music of Bartók

    “His music often takes on a highly intoxicating and enchanting dance-like character.”

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  4. Princess and the Pea

    How the ACO is adapting a ‘Princess & the Pea’ origin story

    Award-winning playwright Finegan Kruckemeyer is turning the Hans Christian Andersen classic into an inspiring stage production celebrating the small things in life.

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    Redemption and Liberation

    Béla Bartók has long been seen as a misfit, and his work as too difficult. But really listening to his music reveals it as intelligent, joyous and – rare for his era – deeply humane.

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  6. Liz Woolnough

    How an ACO Musician practises an impossible piece

    “Just looking at this gives me a migraine.”

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  7. ACO Academy 2023

    ACO Academy 2023: In Pictures

    It was a joy to welcome ACO Academy students to experience this intensive week of learning at ACO Pier 2/3 for the very first time.

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  8. Richard Tognetti

    Welcome to ACO 2024

    A welcome message from ACO Artistic Director Richard Tognetti and ACO Managing Director Richard Evans.

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  9. ACO Collective Truscott HERO

    ‘A huge delight’: Matthew Truscott on ACO Collective

    The British violinist introduces the music he has programmed for ACO Collective to perform at ACO Pier 2/3, and around New South Wales and Queensland, this September.

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  10. Timo-Veikko 'Tipi' Valve

    ‘You could play Bach with a bagpipe and it would still sound good.’

    This September, six musicians from the Australian Chamber Orchestra will treat us to a sumptuous program of rich chamber works inspired by Italy. ACO Principal Cello Timo-Veikko Valve takes us through the program, and tells us about his new arrangement of Bach’s Italian Concerto.

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