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  • 2026
  • Music on Sundays 4: Symphonic Stories
Music on Sundays 4: Symphonic Stories
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qsomossymphonicstories26 Symphonic Stories Queensland Symphony Orchestra Classical Music Queensland Symphony Orchestra Symphonic Stories Music on Sundays 4

30 Aug 2026, 11:30am
Concert Hall
  • Queensland Symphony Orchestra 2026 Season Subscription Tickets are available to purchase via their website.

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$83 - $119 *
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1 hour 30 minutes
no interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

With entertaining and informative hosts, the Music on Sundays concerts are the perfect pre-lunch activity in the heart of South Bank, in a convenient 90 minute timeslot

Conductor Nil Venditti leads Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) through a program of bold contrasts and vibrant textures. 

At its heart is Copland’s Clarinet Concerto, performed by Section Principal Irit Silver, a work of spacious lyricism and jazzy rhythmic drive.

The concert also features playful gems from Bernstein and Gershwin, two jubilant movements from Tchaikovsky’s Polish Symphony, a world premiere from QSO Compose alumnus Jonathan Platz, and more. 

Program

Jonathan Platz
New work (World premiere)
Bacewicz
Overture
Gershwin
Promenade (Walking the Dog; The Real McCoy)
Copland 
Clarinet Concerto
Bernstein
Three Dance Variations from Fancy Free
Mozart (arr. Pascal) 
Turkish March, K.331
Tchaikovsky
Symphony No.3 (Polish), 3rd & 4th movements

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Great discounts available for families of 4 (2 adults and 2 children).

Tickets must be purchased for the same performance and within the same transaction. Must select “Family” in your basket from the dropdown option.

Great discounts available for groups of 6+.

A-Reserve $95
B-Reserve $81
C-Reserve $65

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Admission $25 each
Additional Teachers/Adults $25 each

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Artists

  • Orchestra Queensland Symphony Orchestra
  • Conductor Nil Venditti
  • Presenter Ed Le Brocq
  • Soloist – Clarinet Irit Silver

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