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'I experienced the magic of the ACO that night'
Double bass player Adrian Whitehall recalls how he felt the first time he heard the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and how that encounter led to his becoming an ACO Emerging Artist today.
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Symphonic Revolution: The Influences Behind Mozart’s Genius
Inspired by his older peer Haydn, the brilliant young Mozart revolutionised the entire concept of the symphony.
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ACO Foundations pupils perform with Richard Tognetti and the Orchestra
Watch the magical moment school-aged pupils took to the stage to perform Beethoven's Ode to Joy Overture with the Australian Chamber Orchestra.
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ACO Underground: Abrupt History of Music
Satu Vänskä on the power of putting a contemporary lens over music from the past while having a reflective attitude towards the present.
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The enduring magic of Mozart
ACO Musicians on the joy, jubilation, humour and happiness they experience performing Mozart's symphonies.
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Mark Ingwersen Interview: A Lucky Life
Ahead of his departure, violinist Mark Ingwersen reminisces on his 32 years working with the Australian Chamber Orchestra.
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Farewell to Mark Ingwersen: In Pictures
After 32 years performing with the ACO, Mark is closing the lid on his time with the Orchestra and looking back over three decades of magical moments.
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A Clockwork Orange and Beyond: In Pictures
The Australian Chamber Orchestra's A Clockwork and Beyond tour met wooden instruments with electronic sounds in a thrilling program of cult music by electronics pioneers and iconic film composers.
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The joy of Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge as theatre
“If even one child leaves with a grin on their face, I know I’ve done something truly amazing.” The actors and musicians behind our award-winning show share their experiences of bringing Mem Fox's beloved book to life.
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Meet the characters in Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge
’Mrs Jordan who played the organ’, ‘Mr Tippett who was crazy about cricket’ and other colourful characters are part of Mem Fox and Julie Vivas’s beloved Wilfrid world.
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