• See you tomorrow?

    Please come and join the Ady Ensemble tomorrow for our concert: Hot Vodka. We’ve got some wonderful works by Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky, and beautiful new works by local composers Corrina Bonshek and Rachel Merton. Tickets are at the door (sorry, the booking system is now closed). We’d love to see you there. You might even hear…

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  • Tchaikovsky and Mussorgsky: two Russian Greats

    As part of the Ady Ensemble’s concert this upcoming Saturday, Hot Vodka, the ensemble will be playing works by two of Russia’s greatest composers: Tchaikovsky and Mussorgsky. Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings was written in 1880, and is not onlly a classic of the string orchestra repertoire, but is considered one of the greats of Western…

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  • Who is Rachel Merton?

    As part of our next concert, Hot Vodka, we’ll be performing the World Premiere of, “Allegro for Strings”- a new work by Rachel Merton. Rachel is an active composer and teacher in the Brisbane area. You can find more about her here. Rachel made contact with the Ady Ensemble back in 2014, when the ensemble…

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  • Who is Corrina Bonshek?

    We are delighted to be giving the World Premiere of Corrina’s new work, “Journey to the Centre,” for strings and pre-recorded bird calls. Corrina has reworked an earlier work of hers, expanding the orchestration to accommodate the size of the Ady Ensemble. Who is Corrina? You can find out more about Corrina and her work…

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  • Be quick to take advantage of our early bird group bookings!

    [cta title=”Be quick!” button=”Purchase tickets” link=”http://www.trybooking.com/178177″]Get your discounted group tickts before this offer ends on the 21st of May![/cta] Keen to catch the worm? Our next concert, Hot Vodka, on the Saturday the 11th of June, 2016, is not too far away, and we’re offering discounted group booking prices for a limited time. For a group of five…

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  • Stay tuned: 2016 coming up soon

    Stay tuned: 2016 coming up soon

    [The 2016 Concert Series has now been announced. You can find it here] We will shortly be announcing our 2016 Concert Series, which will see the ensemble return to as part of the 4MBS Festival of Classics, and return to the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, as part of their Alumni Series of concerts. The concerts…

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  • Ady @ the Con: Thanks for joining us!

    We’d like to thank all of those lovely people who came to watch the Ady Ensemble perform on Friday night.   We had a great time performing in the Ian Hanger Hall at the QCM. It was fun to perform some works that we hadn’t played for a few years, and to share some pieces from…

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  • Tonight: Ady @ the Con

    Please come and join us for a journey through the music of Holst, Strauss, Michael Jackson, Gesualdo and others tonight, 6pm, in the Ian Hangar Recital Hall, at the Queensland Con. Special Guest: Paula Russell (Queen Cornet). Tickets at the door. See you there!   

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  • This Friday: Ady @ the Con

    Please come and join us at the Ian Hanger Recital Hall, at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, this Friday, the 4th of September, at 6pm. Music by Holst, Richard Strauss, Gesualdo, disco gurus Lipps, and Michael Jackson, and featuring Queen Cornet: Paula Russell. Tickets at the door: Adults- $15, Concession- $10 Come and join us…

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  • See you at the Con?

    See you at the Con?

    Will we be seeing you at our performance at the Con on Friday, the 4th of September? We’ll be playing some of our Ady favourites, including Holst, Gesualdo, Brioschi, and of course Funky Town and Michael Jackson’s Thriller (Moonwalk will not be provided). Tickets are at the door, and you can find more info here.…

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