upcoming tours
Saturday 20 April, 3pm
Acacia Quartet and International Guests: South West Music Conservatorium
241 Cressy St, Deniliquin NSW 2710
Sunday 21 April, 3pm
Acacia Quartet and International Guests: Tocumwal War Memorial Hall
50-54 Deniliquin St, Tocumwal NSW 2714
Wednesday 24 April, 7pm
Acacia Quartet and International Guests: St Alban’s Cathedral Griffith
107 Binya St, Griffith NSW 2680
Friday 26 April, 7pm
Acacia Quartet and International Guests: Leeton Museum and Art Gallery
27 Chelmsford Pl, Leeton NSW 2705
Acacia Quartet and International Guests: Tarcutta Memorial Hall
26 Sydney St, Tarcutta NSW 2652
Sunday 28 April, 2pm
about acacia quartet and international guests sextets tour
An Australian audience favourite, Acacia Quartet, paired with phenomenal international guests, Emile Cantor and Laurentiu Sbarcea, form an incomparable string sextet touring the Riverina and South-West NSW this April.
Performing two of the most beautiful and well-loved string sextets, Dvorak's Op. 48 and Brahms' Op. 36, this tour also includes the world premiere of a new work from Australian composer Lyle Chan.
Music in the Regions has a simple mandate: to provide high quality classical music to audiences hungry for rich cultural experiences across regional New South Wales. From small ensembles to chamber orchestras, familiar names to emerging talents - this is the time for a different sort of rhythm.
Regional audiences are seeking creativity. Musicians are craving new experiences. Communities are looking for new ways to connect.
Now, through the partnership of Music in the Regions, the opportunity is here to forge relationships across thousands of kilometres through the power of music.
“We want to make sure that no matter where you live in New South Wales, audiences have access to classical music performances, and that we continue to provide career and performance pathways and opportunities for classical musicians and groups, especially at this time when it is needed most.”
– The Hon. Don Harwin MLC, NSW Minister for the Arts, 2017-2021