As part of our November-into-December theme ‘Architecture in the City’ and coinciding with Dale Campisi’s triple MPavilion walking tour, and a soon to be released self-guided tour project designed by Open House Melbourne, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will perform a series of free concerts at each site of the three MPavilions on Sunday 11 December.

Presented by ANZ, musicians from the MSO will perform three stirring performances, the first will see MPavilion 2015 designed by Amanda Levete of AL_A in Docklands Park play host to the MSO’s Wind Quintet performing the fine works by Farkas, Vivaldi and Medaglia.

2pm performance

MSO Wind Quintet

Repertoire:

Farkas, Five antique Hungarian danses

Vivaldi, Concerto for Oboe, Flute and Bassoon

Medaglia, Belle Epoque en Sud-America

Performers:

Andrew Macleod, flute

Michael Pisani, oboe

Philip Arkinstall, clarinet

Brock Imison, bassoon

Saul Lewis, horn

Members of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra perform chamber music for wind quintet. Vivaldi’s concerto for oboe flute and bassoon will be complemented by Hungarian and South American inspired music, your toes will be tapping! Bring yourself or the whole family and revisit (or visit for the first time).

Other performances on this day will take place at MPavilion 2014 designed by Sean Godsell Architects at the Hellenic Museum and a finale at MPavilion 2016 designed by Bijoy Jain of Studio Mumbai in the Queen Victoria Gardens.

This event is presented by ANZ in partnership with Places Victoria and Hellenic Museum.

Main image by Rory Gardner.