Founded in 1906, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) is a beacon of classical music in Australia, celebrated for its enriching performances and contribution to the musical tapestry of not just Melbourne but the country at large. With a history that spans over a century, the MSO has been at the forefront of classical music, premiering works by Australian and international composers and collaborating with a myriad of distinguished conductors and soloists. Its repertoire ranges from classical masterpieces to contemporary compositions, reflecting the orchestra's flexibility and dedication to both heritage and innovation.

The MSO's recent releases, such as the orchestral arrangement of Debussy's "Ariettes oubliées" by Brett Dean, the new ground explored in Wynton Marsalis's "Symphony No. 4 'The Jungle'," and their evocative performance in "Blueback (Original Motion Picture Score)," showcase the orchestra's prowess in bringing both classical and contemporary works to life with vibrancy and depth. Their performances in "Live At Hamer Hall" and interpretations of seminal works like Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" not only highlight their technical excellence but also their ability to connect with a broad audience through the universal language of music. The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra continues to inspire and captivate music lovers both in Australia and around the globe, making it a pivotal institution in the world's musical landscape.

Genres

Orchestra

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Latest Release

Theme from Schindler's List - Recorded live in Arts Centre Melbourne, Hamer Hall, 21-23 June 2023

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Benjamin Northey•

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Single - Released September 13, 2024