Hunters Hill Music presents One. Two. Three. Four. Five.

Name: Hunters Hill Music presents One. Two. Three. Four. Five.
Start: 2026-03-29T14:30:00+1100
End: 2026-03-29T16:30:00+1100
Location: Hunters Hill Town Hall

Sun, 29 Mar, 2:30pm - 4:30pm AEDT

Hunters Hill Town Hall

Hunters Hill NSW, Australia

Hunters Hill Music

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Musicians of the Australian Chamber Orchestra and the Sydney Symphony unite for this carefully curated program that explores the sound world of the ‘deconstructed’ string quintet.

A sonic journey with violinists Ike See (ACO) and Lerida Delbridge (SSO), violists Stefanie Farrands (ACO) and Justin Williams, and cellist of the Chroma Quartet, Eliza Sdraulig.

Unmask the individual sound world of each instrument with the music of Garth Knox, Martinu and J.S. Bach. The program culminates with Dvořak’s ebullient String Quintet Opus 97.

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Hunters Hill Music has presented chamber music concerts in the municipality of Hunters Hill for over 80 years, with records showing events occurring under the banner of Hunters Hill Music in 1938, Hunters Hill Music (HHM) was officially established in 1944 under the guidance of Dr Mackerness.

After decades of presenting concerts, suddenly in 1995 the future of HHM appeared bleak. Local resident and music lover, Peter Egan stepped in and rescued the society, appointing operatic great Geoffrey Chard AM as the new President. From this time, Hunters Hill Music has grown again in strength and popularity, attracting many of Sydney’s finest musicians, including pianists Simon Tedeschi and Tamara-Anna Cislowska; singers Teddy Tahu-Rhodes, Tarryn Fiebig, Andrew Goodwin, Emma Matthews and Yvonne Kenny; the Streeton Trio, Australian Piano Quartet and the Orava Quartet.

In 2024, Hunters Hill Music Society entered a new chapter, with the appointment of local resident and violinist, Lerida Delbridge (Principal 2nd Violin, Sydney Symphony Orchestra) as President and a new committee of dedicated locals.