Saturday 29 November & 30 November 2025 at Strathfield Town Hall

Heroic Journeys: A Celebration of Triumph and Tragedy

Prepare to be swept away by the bold, dramatic, and triumphant sounds of heroism in this exhilarating orchestral concert. From Beethoven’s fierce battle between fate and destiny to Mozart’s sublime vision of grandeur, each piece on this program embodies the spirit of the hero—undaunted, resilient, and powerful.

Program Highlights:

Beethoven – Coriolan Overture: Experience the raw intensity and emotional depth of Beethoven’s powerful overture, depicting the tragic fate of the Roman general Coriolanus as he struggles between loyalty and revenge.
Mozart – Symphony No. 41 (Jupiter): Mozart’s final symphony, often regarded as one of his greatest achievements, radiates grandeur and triumph, with its intricate counterpoint and brilliant, heroic themes—an unforgettable musical journey to the heights of classical perfection.
Beethoven – Symphony No. 3 (Eroica): The ultimate symbol of heroism, Beethoven’s Eroica captures the story of an idealized hero, whose struggle and triumph resonate through the symphony’s powerful movements. A work of unparalleled depth and boldness, this symphony redefined the very nature of classical music.

Join us for a concert that celebrates the nobility and strength of heroes—real and mythical—through some of the most inspiring and stirring music ever written. Whether in the midst of battle, in moments of victory, or in the quiet reflections of an enduring struggle, these works speak to the heart of what it means to be a hero.

Program:

Beethoven – Coriolan Overture
Mozart – Symphony No. 41 (Jupiter)
Beethoven – Symphony No. 3 (Eroica)

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