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Willoughby Symphony Orchestra Announces 2027 Season with Beethoven, World Premieres

festival-fair · 2026-08-27

The Willoughby Symphony Orchestra (WSO) in Sydney has unveiled its 2027 season, featuring a mix of classic and contemporary Australian music. The season opens with 'Fate,' where pianist Konstantin Shamray will play Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4 and Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony. In July, the concert 'Highland Cathedral' will have saxophonist Amy Dickson performing alongside the Scots College Old Boys Pipes and Drums, including Sibelius's Second Symphony and the world premiere of Anna Clyne's PIVOT. September will highlight trumpeter Dominic Longhurst with Arutiunian’s Trumpet Concerto and Respighi’s Pines of Rome. Conducted by Dr. Sarah Penicka-Smith, 'Sea and Stars' in May will feature works by Australian composers, while the season wraps up with 'Spirit of Christmas.' Tickets are available now.

Key facts

  • Willoughby Symphony Orchestra announces 2027 season
  • Season opens with Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 and Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony
  • Konstantin Shamray performs as soloist in opening concert
  • Highland Cathedral concert features Amy Dickson and Scots College Old Boys Pipes and Drums
  • World premiere of Belinda Blades' 'While it Lasts' in May
  • 2027 Willoughby Symphony Young Composer Award celebrates 23 years
  • Pines of Rome concert features Dominic Longhurst in Arutiunian's Trumpet Concerto
  • Season includes Opera Gala with Pacific Opera and Spirit of Christmas
  • Chief Conductor is Professor Dr Nicholas Milton AM
  • Venue: Pat Reilly Concert Hall, The Concourse, Chatswood

Entities

Artists

  • Sam Kelson Gray
  • Konstantin Shamray
  • Amy Dickson
  • Dominic Longhurst
  • Lars Mehlan
  • Nick Milton
  • Sarah Penicka-Smith
  • Melody Eötvös
  • Belinda Blades
  • James MacMillan
  • Anna Clyne
  • Rosa Donata Milton
  • Franz Waxman
  • Jules Massenet
  • Aram Khachaturian
  • Alexander Arutiunian
  • Diana Carroll

Institutions

  • Willoughby Symphony Orchestra
  • Willoughby Symphony Choir
  • Pacific Opera
  • Scots College Old Boys Pipes and Drums
  • The Concourse
  • ArtsHub
  • ScreenHub

Locations

  • Sydney
  • Australia
  • Chatswood
  • Adelaide
  • London

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