• Bruckner 4th Symphony playlist

    Please enjoy footage of Bruckner’s 4th Symphony, from our last performance, “New but old. Old but new”. Thank you again to our members, both those performing along with those who assisted in preparing for the big day, and of course to those who came along to watch and support us on the day.

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  • More from the Ady vault: Journey to the Centre

    We thought that we’d continue looking through some of Ady’s previous projects & works. Here’s a work that was adapted for the ensemble, & originally performed back in 2016: Corrina Bonshek’s, “Journey to the Centre”. Like what you see? Want to know more? Then please come & be a part of the ensemble for 2023.…

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    Today is a large milestone in the Ady Ensemble’s history. Ten years ago, the ensemble participated for the first time in the 4MBS Classic FM Festival of Classics, giving the world premieres of works by Michael Forsyth and Thomas Green, plus the Australian premiere of Philip Glass’ 3rd Symphony. It also set up a concert…

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  • Schubert “Great” Symphony sight-reading afternoon

    Schubert “Great” Symphony sight-reading afternoon

    The Ady Ensemble is a project-based ensemble, whose members include professional musicians, recent graduates, tertiary music students, and talented community players. Over its eleven year’s of existence, the ensemble has produced performances of a high standard, which have encompassed well-known classical works, along with collaborations with local and interstate composers. Here at Ady, we are…

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  • Brahms 2nd Symphony is now live!

    Brahms 2nd Symphony is now live!

    The Ady Ensemble’s latest album is now available online to listen to, with its official release tomorrow, the 8th of April. Please enjoy the album both on SoundCloud and YouTube. Once again, we’d like to thank all of the members of the ensemble for their dedication and efforts in making this recording possible.

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  • Congrats to Corrina!

    Congrats to Corrina!

    Congratulations to Corrina Bonshek, whose, “Dreams of the Earth”, won the “Contemporary Classical”, award at the 2022 Queensland Music Awards last week. The Ady Ensemble’s recording of the work, released back in February of 2021, was submitted as part of the nomination. Corrina, along with Ady’s Le Grande Fromage, were in attendance to receive the…

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  • Album launch: Brahms 2nd Symphony

    Album launch: Brahms 2nd Symphony

    It is with much joy that the Ady Ensemble will release its recording of Brahms 2nd Symphony, which we recorded late last year. Save the date!

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  • Dreams to the Earth nominated!

    Dreams to the Earth nominated!

    The Ady Ensemble’s recording of Corrina Bonshek’s, “Dreams to the Earth”, which was commercially released just over a year ago, has been nominated for an award at this year’s Queensland Music Awards. This is very exciting news, and it’s also been exciting for us to see three artists who have collaborated with the Ady Ensemble…

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    The mastering still continues. Hopefully we should have the recordings from last month’s session of Brahms’ 2nd Symphony completed soon. Thanks again to all of the members of the Ady Ensemble, who played so well on the day #conductor #conducting #orchestra #symphony #Brahms #brahms2ndsymphony #adrianhead #adyensemble

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  • Thanks to all of the Adyophiles who attended our first rehearsal of the Ady Ensemble’s Brahms Recording Project. After having to delay our first instance of this project back in June, it was with some relief and joy that we were able to recommence this project now, six months later. Let’s hope this time that…

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