upcoming tours
Sunday 29 September, 3pm
Goldner String Quartet Kangaroo Valley Public Hall
177 Moss Vale Rd, Kangaroo Valley NSW 2577.
Wednesday 2 October, 6:30pm
Goldner String Quartet St John’s Anglican Church
15B Page St, Moruya NSW 2537.
Goldner String Quartet Four Winds
17 Four Winds Rd, Bermagui NSW 2546.
Friday 4 October, 6pm
Saturday 5 October, 2:30pm
Goldner String Quartet Wolumla Memorial Hall
Cnr Bega St & Candelo-Wolumla Rd, Wolumla NSW 2550.
Goldner String Quartet Delegate School of Arts Festival
36 Bombala St, Delegate NSW 2633
Sunday 6 October, 3pm
Saturday 2 November, 4pm
Alex Raineri Northern Rivers Conservatorium
152 Keen St, Lismore NSW 2480.
Sunday 3 November, 3pm
Alex Raineri Salvation Army Hall
91 Oliver Street, Grafton NSW 2460.
Wednesday 6 November, 7:30pm
Alex Raineri The Armidale Playhouse
309 Beardy St, Armidale NSW 2350.
Friday 8 November, 7pm
Alex Raineri Sir Henry Parkes Memorial School of Arts
Cnr Manners and Rouse Streets, Tenterfield NSW 2372.
Saturday 9 November, 3pm
Alex Raineri The Chapel Theatre
143 Church St, Glen Innes NSW 2370.
about Goldner String Quartet’s Innermost Thoughts tour
Join Goldner String Quartet as they share their Innermost Thoughts. With a career spanning almost 30 years, the quartet has decided to hang up their bows, but not before sharing some of their favourite works. In a thought-provoking program, featuring compositions by Mozart, Shostakovich, and Schubert audiences will get an insight into the intimate thoughts of some of the greatest minds in history.
about Alex Raineri’s Fairytales tour
Described as “a born communicator” (The Australian), Alex Raineri presents Fairytales. Weaving tales of passion, loss, and beauty, Fairytales showcases works by contemporary Australian composers John Rotar, Michael Bakrnčev, Katy Abbott, and Ian Whitney, culminating in Melody Eötvös’ Piano Sonata No. 2, based on a lesser-known Hans Christian Andersen tale, ‘A Story from the Sand Dunes’.
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
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