Australian Chamber Orchestra turns 50

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Recorded07 Mar 2025

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Fifty years ago, an ensemble of like minded string musicians made their debut at the Sydney Opera House, performing to a sold out concert hall. They called themselves the Australian Chamber Orchestra, a name which over the decades has become synonymous with the finest string music in the world. On the eve of a European tour, and year of special 2025 program, Richard Tognetti reflects on the music and culture of the orchestra.

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