Natalia Harvey (violin), Jacqueline Ogeil (harpsichord) and Laura Vaughan (viola da gamba) perform Rameau’s virtuoso keyboard concertos. Enchanting the ear with endless variety and novelty, the works are an early precursor to the modern piano trio.

Following two years of interruptions, cancellations and postponements, the Festival brings arts and culture back to the Coast in spectacular fashion, delivering some of the country’s finest musicians on stage at the Coffs Con for a celebration of chamber music, arts, culture, and community.

Following their beautifully assured debut at the 2020 Port Fairy Spring Music Festival, the Wattleseed Ensemble (Natalia Harvey, Katie Yap and Anna Pokorny) brings their particular brand of magic to The Edge in 2022, presenting a program spanning nearly 10 centuries which includes a world premiere.

Take part in an exclusive dining experience, featuring an intimate chamber music performance and lunch at the award-winning Astra Falls Creek. Enjoy Champagne and canapés on arrival, then be swept away as six musicians of Melbourne Chamber Orchestra perform Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence.

Led by MCO Principal Natalia Harvey, the MCO performs Tchaikovsky’s iconic Souvenir de Florence in the 3MBS Marathon (both a live and a digital event).

Led by MCO Principal Natalia Harvey, Tchaikovsky’s iconic Souvenir de Florence is prefaced by Victorian composer Ian Munro’s 2009 moving nocturne Black is the Night, inspired by the poetry of Judith Wright.

Led by MCO Principal Natalia Harvey, Tchaikovsky’s iconic work for string sextet, Souvenir de Florence, is a feast of bravura string playing.

This final program for 2021 brings together one of Mozart’s most loved late piano concertos No. 21, made famous by the film Elvira Madigan, with his beautiful Prague Symphony and a powerful C minor symphony of Haydn.

This final program for 2021 brings together one of Mozart’s most loved late piano concertos No. 21, made famous by the film Elvira Madigan, with his beautiful Prague Symphony and a powerful C minor symphony of Haydn.

Natalia Harvey, Anna Pokorny and Aidan Boase present a captivating program featuring Shostakovich's powerful Piano Trio No. 1, a world premiere by New York-based Australian composer Michael Grebla, Arvo Pärt's stunning retelling of Mozart's Adagio and Schumann's effervescent Piano Trio No. 2.

Mozart wrote the six string quartets that he dedicated to his friend, Josef Haydn. The 15th quartet is a dramatic contribution to the set, with contrasting passages of pathos and levity. The program also features the world premiere of British composer Douglas Weiland’s eighth string quartet.

The young and ambitious Rathdowne Quartet present two ground-breaking works in the string quartet repertoire, Felix Mendelssohn’s Quartet No. 2 in A minor and Béla Bartók’s Quartet No. 3. An opportune performance to experience this exciting new ensemble in an intimate setting.

Joined by guest violinists Natalia Harvey and Jos Jonker, the Partridge String Quartet is Musica Viva’s “Futuremakers” ensemble in residence. Among works by Richard Mills and Caroline Shaw, the present Ravel’s string quartet as part of this curated series at the exquisite Beleura House & Garden.

A feast for lovers of Handel and an uplifting end to our musical year. Adorning the centrepiece, a concerto by Handel, Corelli’s Christmas concerto, the premiere season of Melbourne composer Matthew Laing’s Pantomime and a delicious Poulenc transcription.

A feast for lovers of Handel and an uplifting end to our musical year. Adorning the centrepiece, a concerto by Handel, Corelli’s Christmas concerto, the premiere season of Melbourne composer Matthew Laing’s Pantomime and a delicious Poulenc transcription.

Three of the most compelling young Australian performers are brought together by their common passion for chamber music. Natalia Harvey (violin), Elina Faskhi (cello) and Aidan Boase (piano) perform Beethoven’s Piano Trio Op. 70 No. 1 and Dvorak’s Piano Trio Op. 90 No. 4 in E Minor.

The Melbourne Chamber Orchestra performs Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Soloists: Natalia Harvey, Jos Jonker, Markiyan Melnychenko, Jennen Ngiau-Keng

Two of Melbourne’s most lauded performers, these musicians have each forged impressive and diverse careers and have won national and international awards as both soloists and chamber musicians. See them perform works by Bach, Brahms, Lutoslawski and more in this intimate recital.