TICKET PRICES
Book by Mon 30 November 2026 for Early Bird savings
Adult | $95 $85.50 Early Bird
Concession | $75 $67.50 Early Bird
40 & Under | $40 $36 Early Bird
Student | $15 $13.50 Early Bird
To book for this national tour over the phone, call the Australian String Quartet on 1800 040 444
The creative genius of three composers is unleashed in these seminal works, each one representing a milestone of achievement in string quartet craft.
The glorious radiance of Mozart’s G Major quartet heralds a ground-breaking set of works dedicated to the great “Papa” Haydn, whose quartet mastery made an indelible mark on the young Mozart.
There is no doubt that the Polish violinist and composer, Grażyna Bacewicz, built on the influence of the classical masters and forged a fresh path of her own. Her seven quartets are strikingly original and full of infectious, folk-inspired explorations that deservedly earned her the reputation of being one of the 20th century’s most prolific and successful female composers. The third quartet of Dmitri Shostakovich is a towering achievement of profound depth, written in the shadow of war and reverberating with personal struggle and resilience.
Dates and Venues
Canberra
Sun 11 April, 2pm
Gandel Hall
National Gallery of Australia
Brisbane
Mon 12 April, 7pm
Queensland Conservatorium Theatre
Griffith University
Sydney
Thu 15 April, 7pm
The Neilson
ACO on the Pier
Perth
Mon 19 April, 7pm
Hackett Hall
WA Museum Boola Bardip
Melbourne
Wed 21 April, 7pm
Elisabeth Murdoch Hall
Melbourne Recital Centre
Mt Barker (SA)
Wed 28 April, 10:30am
UKARIA Cultural Centre
Adelaide
Thu 29 April, 7pm
Elder Hall
Adelaide University
Program
Mozart
String Quartet in G Major, K.387
Bacewicz
String Quartet No.4
Shostakovich
String Quartet No.3 in F Major, Op.73
DURATION
Approximately 120 minutes including interval