Tyalgum Music Festival

As always the Festival Gold Pass is available. Make your life easy and buy one ticket for the whole weekend. Book now and collect your pass from the ticket desk on the Friday night, then show it at the door to gain entry to all performances over the weekend.

Welcome to the opening night of TMF2022! Join us for an all French programme, a 1908 film and a glass of bubbles as we celebrate our 30th anniversary with the Limpinwood Ensemble and the Viney/Grinberg Duo. Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune - Claude Debussy arr. Iain Farrington Rhapsodie Espagnol - Maurice Ravel Sextet for piano and winds. - Francis Poulenc L’assassinat du Duc de Guise. - Camille Saint-Saëns. Tickets - $55/$45/$25

Spot the stars of the future as we present the leading chamber ensembles from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. Program to be confirmed. Tickets - $25/$15

Join us as Catherine talks about her compositional style, jazz influences and how the Tweed Valley inspired her new piece written especially for the Limpinwood Ensemble and TMF2022. Rondo. Catherine Likhuta “Special Someone” duet for horn and bassoon. Catherine Likhuta Free event

Join us for an early evening concert where we look back to the piece that started the Tyalgum music Festival ball rolling and forward to the commission by composer in residence for 2022, Catherine Likhuta. Enjoy a glass of Husk gin and tonic in the interval. Serenata in vano - Carl Nielsen TMF 2021 Commision - Catherine Likhuta Octet in F Major D.803 - Franz Schubert Tickets - $55/$45/$25

An evening of Cabaret with the master of entertainment, Jason Barry-Smith and Luke Volker. Enjoy a late night concert in our very own “Café de Tyalgum” sitting at tables, sipping drinks and nibbling l’hors-d’œuvre. Tickets - $55/$45/$25

Spend an hour on Sunday morning relaxing with a cup of coffee in Tyalgum Hall to the sublime sounds of a capella group, “Formant.” These six voices blend seamlessly in music ranging from Gustav Holst, Arvo Pärt, Laura Jekabsone and Billy Joel to home grown Australian composers. Prepare to be enchanted. Tickets - $50/$40/$25

Much loved ABC Classic presenter Ed Ayres talks about his life adventures, new book and the experience of learning the French Horn as an adult. Sextet for two horns and string quartet in Eb Major Op.81 - Ludwig van Beethoven Tickets - $50/$40/$25

The final concert of TMF2022 is a recital by two wonderful musicians, violinist Natsuko Yoshimoto and pianist Daniel de Borah. Afternoon tea will be served in the interval. Sonata No.1 in A minor Op.105. - R. Schumann Adagio for violin and piano - Z. Kodaly Three pieces for violin and piano - G. Kurtag Sonata No.1 in G Major Op.78 - J. Brahms Tickets - $55/$45/$25

Set over the afternoons of the 26/27th March this micro festival serves as a prelude to TMF2022 in September. The Limpinwood Ensemble perform Walton’s fabulously entertaining Facade complete with Edith Sitwell’s eccentric poems. Narrators - Amber Evans and Greg Massingham Conductor - Peter Luff Flute - Stephanie Vici Clarinet - Brian Catchlove Saxophone - Emma Di Marco Trumpet - Sarah Butler Cello - Patrick Murphy Percussion - Jacob Enoka

Set over the afternoons of the 26/27th March this micro festival will serve as a prelude to TMF2022 in September. The Australian Haydn Ensemble perform works from the 1780’s in a program entitled “Mozart: Viennese Star.” Boccherini - String Quartet Op.32 No.5 in G minor Haydn - String Quartet Op.33 No.5 in G major “How do you do?” Mozart - String Quartet No.19 in C major K.465 “Dissonance” Violin - Skye McIntosh Violin - Matthew Greco Viola - Karina Schmitz Cello - Daniel Yeadon