University of Melbourne Wind Symphony 2025 Tour
A showcase of Australia's leading student talent
The University of Melbourne Wind Symphony features the very best student wind instrumentalists from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, led by Associate Professor Jackie Hartenberger.
In August 2025, the Wind Symphony will perform its first interstate tour, with energetic programs highlighting compositions by Paul Hindemith, Katherine Parker and more.
Book your tickets now to discover these exceptional talents at our performances in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.
Elizabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre
17 August 2025
17 August 2025
Artists
The University of Melbourne Wind Symphony
Jackie Hartenberger (conductor)
Tracy Videon (guest conductor)
Program
Symphony in B-flat – Paul HindemithSure-Fire Concerto, for Horn and Wind Ensemble – Cathy Likhuta (featuring Carla Blackwood, horn soloist)
Hun Tur – Melody Eötvös
Down Longford Way – Katherine Parker, arr. Osman Arc-En-Ciel – Katherine Parker, arr. Videon
Concerto for Wind Ensemble – Kevin Day Tickets on sale on 1 August
Conservatorium Theatre, Queensland Conservatorium
21 August 2025
21 August 2025
Artists
The University of Melbourne Wind Symphony
The Queensland Conservatorium Wind Orchestra
Jackie Hartenberger (conductor)
Peter Morris (conductor)
Program
Lost Vegas – Michael DaughertyHun Tur – Melody Eötvös
Arc-En-Ciel - Katherine Parker, arr. Videon
Concerto for Wind Ensemble – Kevin Day Symphony No. 4 for Winds – Paul Dean Book on Queensland Conservatorium website
Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium of Music
23 August 2025
23 August 2025
Artists
The University of Melbourne Wind Symphony
Jackie Hartenberger (conductor)
Program
Symphony in B-flat – Paul Hindemith
Sure-Fire Concerto, for Horn and Wind Ensemble – Cathy Likhuta (featuring Carla Blackwood, horn soloist)
Hun Tur – Melody Eötvös
Dances of Old Sydney Suite – various
Concerto for Wind Ensemble – Kevin Day
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