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Orchestra Victoria | 2025 Southbank Series

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Hansen Dyer Hall, The Ian Potter Southbank Centre
southbank, australia
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Sat, 29 Mar, 7:30pm - 13 Sep, 9pm 2025 AEDT

Event description

In Orchestra Victoria’s Southbank Series, discover extraordinary orchestral music from the best seat in the house.

This series offers a rare opportunity to hear our orchestra members take centre-stage—a departure from their usual work partnering in ballet and opera. Featuring a dynamic mix of beloved core orchestral works and contemporary compositions, each concert is designed to captivate both seasoned classical music lovers and newcomers alike, honouring orchestral tradition and embracing modern works.

CONCERT 1 | SATURDAY 29 MARCH, 7:30PM

Lyric Refractions

Conductor Jessica Gethin

Joe Chindamo Fantasie auf Nachtmusik   
Elena Kats-Chernin
 Ornamental Air
Soloist: Paul Champion, Section Principal Clarinet  
Felix Mendelssohn
 Symphony No.4 ‘Italia

    CONCERT 2 | SATURDAY 26 JULY, 7:30PM

    Prismatic Echoes

    Conductor Jonathan Lo

    Maurice Ravel Le Tombeau de Couperin   
    Georg Philipp Telemann 
    Trumpet Concerto in D major
    Soloist: Mark Fitzpatrick, Section Principal Trumpet   
    Louise Farrenc 
    Symphony No. 3

      CONCERT 3 | SATURDAY 13 SEPTEMBER, 7:30PM

      At Spring's Edge

      Conductor Carlo Antonioli

      Sergei Prokofiev Symphony No. 1 ' Classical'
      William Barton
      Elements of the Earth
      Dmitri Shostakovich
      Cello Concerto No.1
      Soloist: Melissa Chominsky, Section Principal Cello


      Ticket Prices:

      Listed prices are exclusive of booking fees.
      Adult: $69
      Concession: $59
      Under 35: $35
      Under 18: $19

      3 Concert Package: $169

      Box Office/Front of House opening hours:

      The Foyer and Box Office will be open from one hour prior to each performance.


      Accessibility information:

      Please don't hesitate to contact Orchestra Victoria directly on (03) 9694 3600 or info@orchestravictoria.com.au if you have any questions regarding venue accessibility. 

      For further information please click the accessibility button at the top of this page for detailed information on accessibility in the venue, and accessible transport options, including parking information. Please note any requirements that you and your guests may have when prompted and checkout.

      About the venue:

      Hanson Dyer Hall is a concert space located on Level 3 of The University of Melbourne's Ian Potter Southbank Centre, on 43 Sturt Street Southbank. Ushers will be stationed on both the ground floor and level 3 to assist with way-finding to the hall.

      Hansen Dyer Hall Auditorium
      Hanson Dyer Hall


      FAQ:

      Am I eligible for a concession ticket?

      Concession tickets are available to holders of the following proof-of-concession cards provided that the card is valid at the time of purchase: Australian Government issued Seniors Card, Pension Card or Healthcare Card, State Government issued Seniors Card, or Public Transport Victoria Concession Card.

      You may be asked to provide proof of concession to venue staff when attending performances.

      Does Orchestra Victoria support the National Companion Card Scheme?

      Yes, Orchestra Victoria supports the National Companion Card scheme. For more information about the Companion Card, visit www.companioncard.gov.au. To book tickets using your Companion Card, please phone Orchestra Victoria on (03) 9694 3600.


      Is there someone I can speak to about my or a family member's specific access requirements?

      Yes, please phone Orchestra Victoria reception on (03) 9694 3600 or email us at orchinfo@orchestravictoria.com.au to discuss your access needs.

      What are the seating arrangements at the performance?

      Audience seating for this performance is general admission.


      Can my child attend this performance?

      Orchestra Victoria are delighted when young people attend our performances. In order to ensure the safety and supervision of children in compliance with government child safety regulations, children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian over the age of 18. Children aged 3 to 18 years are entitled to our Child price type.

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