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  • 2027
  • Arvo Pärt Masterworks
Arvo Pärt Masterworks
  • Classical Music

acoarvopartmasterworks27 Arvo Pärt Masterworks Australian Chamber Orchestra Classical Music Australian Chamber Orchestra Arvo Pärt Masterworks

19 April 2027, 7pm
Concert Hall
  • This event is part of Australian Chamber Orchestra’s 2027 Season. Tickets are also available through subscriptions on Australian Chamber Orchestra’s website.

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2 hours
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Overview

The Australian Chamber Orchestra is joined by the remarkable Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir for a triptych of Pärt’s most iconic works

Following their sell-out Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) tour in 2019, the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir reunites with the Australian Chamber Orchestra for this immersion into the masterworks of Arvo Pärt. The Choir shares a special connection with Pärt, having collaborated with him over many years, and is synonymous with some of the greatest performances and recordings of his work.

Arvo Pärt’s music enthrals the listener. It is filled with longing, rapture and reverence. In this special, limited tour of just five performances, audiences will experience three of Pärt’s most substantial works. The program opens with Tabula Rasa, a hypnotic search for meaning that catapulted Pärt to international renown. The Berliner Messe transports audiences into a cathedral, the music a serene unfolding of sacred devotion. The evening culminates with Te Deum, a monumental choral work of meditation, stillness and grandeur. A place where time stops and you emerge changed. 

Born of the composer’s profound personal faith, but speaking far beyond it, Pärt’s music crosses genres and generations, influencing the likes of Björk, Nick Cave, PJ Harvey and Thom Yorke. His music is intensely spiritual but also human. He conjures our universal capacity for love through music that opens our hearts to the infinite. 

Arvo Pärt’s music is like knocking a hole in the wall – and through the hole discovering a new world which you were completely unaware of.
Thom Yorke (Radiohead)

Program

Arvo Pärt
Tabula Rasa
Berliner Messe
Te Deum

About ACO

The Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) is one of the most acclaimed chamber orchestras in the world. Led by their pioneering Artistic Director Richard Tognetti, the Orchestra is defined by its exceptional virtuosity and an irrepressible sense of adventure and curiosity.

Important Information

This event is part of Australian Chamber Orchestra’s 2027 Season. View the full QPAC program here.

Age Recommendation

This concert is recommended for children ages eight and above, or for younger children who can happily sit through a two-hour concert.

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Includes Veterans’ Affairs pensioners, and Centrelink-issued Pensions and Commonwealth Healthcare cardholders. Seniors Cards are not eligible for concession prices.

Student

Discounted tickets for full time students in selected price reserves. Proof of current study must be produced before tickets are issued.

Under 35

Discounted tickets for people aged under 35 years at the date of the concert. Valid proof of age must be proffered.

Great discounts available for groups of 8+. 

Premium $159.20
A-Reserve $132
B-Reserve $109.60
C-Reserve $81.60
D-Reserve $55.20

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Artists

  • Director & Violin Richard Tognetti
  • Violin Satu Vänskä
  • Chamber Choir Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
  • Chamber Orchestra Australian Chamber Orchestra

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