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  • Solicitude

    Duo Eclettico

    What a way to welcome live performance back to the venue! A stunning program, performed by Coady Green and Justin Kenealy, featuring new commissions, Australian premieres and a sneak preview of a special new work.

  • Unity

    Collide

    Collide will share with you their blend of colour, fervour, and spirit, with works of Mozart, Glinka, Milhaud

  • Shostakovich and Schumann

    Rathdowne Quartet with Tamara Smolyar

    Kyla Matsuura-Miller, Madeleine Jevons, Molly Collier O’Boyle & Harry Ward are joined by virtuoso pianist Tamara Smolyar for one of Shostakovich’s best known chamber works, the G minor Piano Quintet.

  • Trouble in a Monochromatic Town

    Solstice Trio

    A lush and gritty program inspired by a palette of shifting drones, acid house, electronics, Dada and silk scarves

  • Old Friends | New Beginnings

    Luke Severn and Elyane Laussade

    Luke Severn and Elyane Laussade will make their triumphant return to performing as a duo with a concert of some of their favourite works for cello and piano.

  • Kavisha Mazzella with Irine Vela

    The Boite

    LIVE AT VENUE OR LIVESTREAM AT HOME
    Kavisha Mazzella returns briefly to Melbourne for an intimate concert at fortyfivedownstairs with guitarist Irine Vela

  • Fantastique! The Life and Loves of Hector Berlioz

    Karen van Spall, Adam Miller, Coady Green, Melanie Hillman

    LIVE AT VENUE OR LIVESTREAM AT HOME
    Created using journal entries, letters and articles from Berlioz’s life, combined with a selection of his songs, and transcriptions of his orchestral works

  • Viola, Viola

    Wenhong Luo and William Vyvyan Murray

    Fellow violists Wenhong Huo and William Vyvyan Murray present an exciting program of viola duets. 

  • Art and Life, Domestic and Sublime

    Coady Green and Linda Barcan

    Pianist Coady Green and mezzo-soprano Linda Barcan perform two major song cycles by Melbourne-based composers Linda Kouvaras and Katy Abbott.

  • The Herring Island Piano Sonata

    Coady Green and Tiriki Onus

    The world premiere of Linda Kouvaras' new work, the Herring Island Sonata for Piano and Narrator, performed by pianist Coady Green and narrator Tiriki Onus.

  • 1863: The Birth of Impressionism

    Songmakers Australia

    Songmakers Australia - soprano Merlyn Quaife AM, bass-baritone Nicholas Dinopoulos and pianist Andrea Katz - perform a program of stunning French repertoire by Debussy, Fauré, Duparc, Chausson and Poulenc.

  • Robbie Melville’s smallCHESTRA

    Robbie Melville's smallCHESTRA

    Featuring Melbourne jazz veterans Ronny Ferella (drums), Tamara Murphy (bass), Robbie Melville (guitar), Gideon Brazil (tenor saxophone, alto flute) and Flora Carbo (alto saxophone/bass clarinet), and classical cellist Zoe Knighton, the smallCHESTRA creates a spectacular range of dynamic and timbral possibilities in a relatively small package, and blurs the barriers between contemporary folk, jazz and classical.

  • Close to Home

    Liane Keegan, Juel Riggall, Naomi Summers and Isaac Mouskovias

    A recital program of classical and contemporary music featuring acclaimed dramatic contralto Liane Keegan, mezzo soprano Juel Riggall, soprano Naomi Summers and pianist Issac Mouskovias.

  • Samantha Hargreaves: Farewell Concert

    Samantha Hargreaves

    An afternoon of opera, Filipino folk-song, and golden age musical theatre, hosted by bass-baritone Eddie Muliaumaseali'i, and featuring Samantha Hargreaves (soprano), Coady Green (pianist), Bernardo Soler (guitarist), and Amanda Hargreaves (soprano).

  • fortyfivedownstairs Chamber Music Festival 2024

    Coady Green and fortyfivedownstairs

    Following the success of the inaugural Chamber Music Festival in March 2023, renowned pianist Coady Green has again curated a diverse program of 14 events, including multiple Australian premieres, collaborations with Lyric Opera and the Wilin Centre, and performances from an incredible lineup of artists such as pianist Michael Leslie, soprano Antoinette Halloran, actors Helen Morse and Paul English, and ensembles Songmakers Australia and the Divisi Chamber Singers.