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Musica Viva Australia

In 2025 Musica Viva Australia celebrates 80 years of taking music across the length and breadth of Australia with a year of tradition, collaboration, and innovation.

It's a long way from 1945 Sydney, where two Central European refugees, Richard Goldner and Walter Dullo, put together an ensemble of displaced musicians to perform Beethoven’s Grosse Fuge by the light of car headlamps. There were no thoughts of international soloists; no music education, or emerging artists initiatives: just a group of musicians sharing their profound love for an artform which shaped their lives. Eighty years on much has changed, but Goldner and Dullo’s original dream to build a community around their love of music still resonates. 

We invite you to be part of it in 2025: to welcome back Berlin-based Signum Saxophone Quartet performing with Ali McGregor; and revel in the undimmed brilliance of the Takács Quartet.

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Musica Viva Australia at QPAC in 2025

Musica Viva Australia Takács Quartet with Angie Milliken

Musica Viva Australia Takács Quartet with Angie Milliken

20 Aug 2025, 7pm
Concert Hall

The undimmed brilliance of the Takács Quartet shines through masterpieces by Beethoven and Haydn framing a new commission from Australian composer Cathy Milliken.

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