Melbourne Recital Centre · friday 25 sept · 173k listeners
who are they, then
1932 was a momentous year for Sydney. The Sydney Harbour Bridge, an engineering miracle of the day was opened in March. In July 1932 the Australian Broadcasting Corporation was established, and with it the group of musicians that would become the Sydney Symphony. The Orchestra consisted of just 24 players, who performed incidental music for radio plays, music for the dinner hour and broadcasts of concert repertoire. The first significant concert event in which the orchestra took centre stage occurred in 1934
artist background · via last.fm
who's in it
the lineup, and where else they play ↓
Ernest Llewellyn (formerly) — also plays in Sydney String Quartet
Bela Dekany (formerly) — also plays in London Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Haydn Quartet, Kammerorchester Edwin Fischer
Donald Hazelwood (formerly) — also plays in The Australian Trio
John Painter (formerly) — also plays in Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
Colin Piper
Fiona Ziegler — also plays in Australian Brandenburg Orchestra
Robert Johnson (formerly)
Dene Olding (formerly) — also plays in Australia Ensemble, Goldner String Quartet
Rebecca Lagos (formerly) — also plays in Synergy Percussion