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Applications are closing soon for Playerlink – our three-day immersive musical experience for young musicians from across NSW.

Taking place in Dubbo this year, music students can level up their orchestral skills with a series of masterclasses and hands on workshops led by Sydney Symph...
👏 Thanks to everyone who joined us over the weekend for our performances of Tchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony with @roderickcoxconductor We hope you agree with @classik_on's review, which called it ‘a genuinely refined performance’.

‘It was a delight to watch this conductor and orchestra ...
May the Fourth be with you!

Today we celebrate @starwars and its incredible legacy. From that opening title crawl to John Williams' legendary score, these movies continue to transport our imaginations to galaxies far, far away.

This August, join us and conductor Nicholas B...
We’re inviting expressions of interest for the role of Principal Cello – a key leadership position role in our Orchestra. 🎻

Visit our website for more information and application details.

Apply now from the link in bio! 👆

📸 Cassandra Hannagan, Jay Patel
Hurry, applications for our 2026 Fellowship cohort are closing soon! 🚨

Don’t miss your chance to join one of the world’s top pre-professional orchestral programs, designed to give aspiring musicians the most rewarding and exciting orchestral training experience.

And for t...
The first review is in for our new @dgclassics album of Gustav Mahler and William Barton, with @limelightartsau awarding it 4½ stars and naming it Editor’s Choice!

“The symphony dwells on the transitory nature of human existence, the hope of better things, the happy memory of past joy...
“Musicians are only as good as the conductor in front of us.”

This year we’re excited to introduce our Teachers Conducting Masterclass, a new addition to our professional development offerings for those leading student ensembles who want to build their confidence and technique with ba...
Excited to return to the fantastic @sydneysymphonyorchestra and maestro @roderickcoxconductor @sydneyoperahouse on the 2nd and 3rd of May! Can’t wait to present the Sydney premiere of Samuel Barber Cello Concerto!
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Lest we forget.

This ANZAC day, we remember and give thanks to all who have served and who continue to serve our country.

Watch as our Principal Trumpet David Elton plays The Last Post on the steps of Sydney Town Hall.
“Brahms stops us from being completely taken over by the machines.”

Acclaimed British pianist @houghhoughx2 argues that AI is no match for the flesh and blood of music – especially the monumental piano concertos of Brahms and Mendelssohn – and shares why he is always excited to perfo...
It is thought that the first music ever written down came from a monastery - but so did Kate Moore's 'Blue Light Sphere', which premiered in 2025!

The latest in our 50 Fanfares project, which we performed in our recent performances of Mozart & Bruckner, Moore explains the story behind...
We’re thrilled to welcome pianist Sir Stephen Hough back to Sydney next month!

When he last performed with the Sydney Symphony, the [Sydney Morning Herald] praised his “unassuming mastery”, and how Hough was “astonishingly brilliant yet humble before the greatness of the work itself, ...
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