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Melbourne symphony orchestra to play with shanghai joint concert

Sydney Symphony Orchestra to play with Shanghai joint concert

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra will play at a Shanghai joint concert in May after the Chinese state gave the orchestra exclusive rights to operate in Shanghai.

The Shanghai Joint Concerts are not the first such concert to take place in Melbourne but organisers say there is no doubt this is a big step forward in relations between the two countries.

"This is a big step forward in the history of Sydney and we're very proud of that," said Sydney Symphony President and CEO, 바카라 Tim Peever.

"The idea of Australia playing with our biggest international orchestra is something that's never happened before. For us it's a great way to bring people together and see how we can work together. It's an opportunity for both sides to get their stuff back together.

"We believe this is the future of symphony in Australia and 바카라 we're very excited to be playing alongside our Shanghai colleagues."

Beijing Symphony Orchestra to play with Sydney Symphony

The Beijing Symphony Orchestra will play in Shanghai alongside Sydney Symphony in May. The Beijing Symphony Orchestra and Sydney Symphony have been playing in Shanghai since 1997 and were known as the Beijing Group.

"We're delighted to be able to bring more audiences to Sydney for 바카라 what could be a very exciting day for the symphony community," said Sydney Symphony president and CEO, John McGovern.

"The concert will be a rare event where China is represented as a truly global phenomenon.

"The fact that it has happened on our terms in a major venue is a step forward for both sides who will now be working together to see how their work can come together."

The Shanghai Joint Concerts will take place on May 19 and 20.

Topics: concert-fests, sydney-2000, melbourne-3000

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