2011 年 1 月雪梨藝文活動分享
Festival Inside Out: Sydney Dance Company & Australian Chamber Orchestra (Parramatta)
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Date
January 21 at 8pm
Duration
2hrs, including interval
Venue
The Crescent
Parramatta Park, Parramatta
Prices
FREE
Music and dance under the stars
Festival Inside Out is Sydney Festival's newest addition to its annual free outdoor program.
Two of Australia's finest performing arts companies, the Australian Chamber Orchestra and Sydney Dance Company come together for a thrilling double bill.
Under the direction of Assistant Leader, Satu Vänskä, the Australian Chamber Orchestra performs a special Festival program created around Summer from Vivaldi's Four Seasons, before Sydney Dance Company takes to the stage for an explosive performance of 6 Breaths, Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela's stunningly athletic 2010 creation with music by Ezio Bosso.
In between, some of Western Sydney's brightest young talents join the Australian Chamber Orchestra in Thinking about Forever, a new composition by Matthew Hindson with choreography by Kay Armstrong. The work features youMove Company, Parramatta String Players and Department of Education Dance Off! students.
Bring a blanket and a picnic, settle back and soak up the best Sydney has to offer with music and dance on a summer evening under the stars.
Kats-Chernin: Zoom and Zip
Kreisler: Liebesleid
Vivaldi: Summer from The Four Seasons
Trad. Finnish: Antin Mikko
Hindson: Thinking about Forever
Bonachela/Bosso: 6 Breaths
Thinking about Forever is produced by the Australian Chamber Orchestra and Western Sydney Dance Action.
Symphony in The Domain: Midsummer Shakespeare
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Date
January 22 at 8pm
Duration
2hrs, including interval
Venue
The Domain, Royal Botanic Gardens
Prices
Free
This year's Symphony in The Domain is a magnificent double celebration: great music inspired by Shakespeare, and Australia's greatest Shakespearean actor, John Bell AO, Artistic Director, Bell Shakespeare.
Spread out a rug, relax on the grass and soak up your favourite tunes from Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Prokofiev's Romeo & Juliet. Then enjoy the dramatic centrepiece of the evening's entertainment as John Bell enacts scenes from the bard's Henry V, accompanied by the massed forces of the Sydney Symphony and Sydney Philharmonia Choirs.
NICOLAI: Merry Wives of Windsor: Overture (8')
WALTON: Henry V - A Shakespeare Scenario (selections ) (40') with John Bell and Sydney Philharmonia Choirs
[interval]
MENDELSSOHN: A Midsummer Night's Dream: Overture (12')
PROKOFIEV: Romeo & Juliet: 3 Scenes (18')
TCHAIKOVSKY: 1812 Overture (16') with Sydney Philharmonia Choirs
We strongly recommend using public transport - call 131 500 for information.
Access
Limited spaces will be available for RTA Mobility Parking Scheme Permit Holders and must be booked before the event on 02 8006 5700. An accessible viewing area for patrons with a disability is located on the eastern side of The Domain between tower 6 and 7.
Ferrython
Date
January 26 at 11am
Venue
Prices
FREE
This enormously popular Australia Day event sees Sydney’s favourite green and gold ferries carve up the harbour like watercraft possessed. Punters line the harbour foreshore to barrack on these robust old gals as they race from Circular Quay to Shark Island before crossing the finish line under the Harbour Bridge.
Pack a picnic and prepare to cheer up a storm.
Australia Day Celebrations
Sydney will once again become the perfect playground for thousands of patriotic Aussies celebrating Australia Day on Wednesday 26 January.
Pay tribute to who we are as a nation among Sydney’s iconic landmarks – Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Hyde Park or the city centre.
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