• Klein Karoo Klassique Virtual Concert Series

    CPO musicians will perform three of four concerts on Thursdays from August 27 to September 10, with the Charl du Plessis Trio performing on September 17. The Beethoven Triple Concerto, a version transcribed for just piano, violin and cello and recorded on three continents with principal cello Peter Martens in Cape Town, pianist Bryan Wallick in the US and violinist Frank Stadler in Austria will be online on August 27; two Mozart Octets for Wind Instruments, K 375 and 388 on September 3 and the Gounod Petite Symphonie for Wind Nonet on September 10. Our wind players are Lisa White and Carin Bam (oboe); Daniel Prozesky and Annelize de Villiers (clarinet); Brandon Phillips and Simon Ball (bassoon); Caroline Prozesky and Conrad van der Westhuizen (horn) and in the nonet flautist Gabriele von Dürckheim. The CPO acknowledges with gratitude the generous support of the Rupert Music Foundation. A Klassique Package is available at R300 for all four concerts, or tickets can be bought for individual concerts at R100 each for Beethoven, Mozart and the Charl du Plessis Trio, and R75 for Gounod.

    R70
  • Klein Karoo Klassique Concert Series

    CPO musicians will perform three of four concerts on Thursdays from August 27 to September 10, with the Charl du Plessis Trio performing on September 17. The Beethoven Triple Concerto, a version transcribed for just piano, violin and cello and recorded on three continents with principal cello Peter Martens in Cape Town, pianist Bryan Wallick in the US and violinist Frank Stadler in Austria will be online on August 27; two Mozart Octets for Wind Instruments, K 375 and 388 on September 3 and the Gounod Petite Symphonie for Wind Nonet on September 10. Our wind players are Lisa White and Carin Bam (oboe); Daniel Prozesky and Annelize de Villiers (clarinet); Brandon Phillips and Simon Ball (bassoon); Caroline Prozesky and Conrad van der Westhuizen (horn) and in the nonet flautist Gabriele von Dürckheim. The CPO acknowledges with gratitude the generous support of the Rupert Music Foundation. A Klassique Package is available at R300 for all four concerts, or tickets can be bought for individual concerts at R100 each for Beethoven, Mozart and the Charl du Plessis Trio, and R75 for Gounod.

  • KLEIN KAROO KLASSIQUE EXTENDED

    Until Friday, September 11, you can listen to two Octets (K 375 and K 388) written by Mozart and recorded superbly for you by Lisa White and Carin Bam (oboe), Daniel Prozesky and Annelize de Villiers (clarinet), Brandon Phillips and Simon Ball (bassoon) and Carolyn Prozesky and Conrad van der Westhuizen (horn). The extended dates: The Mozart Wind Octets from September 3 to 11 The Gounod Petite Symphony September 10 to 18 The Charl du Plessis Trip September 17 to 25 Tickets available at Quicket: https://www.quicket.co.za/events/112503-klein-karoo-klassique-virtual-concert-series-27-aug-21-sept-2020/#/

    R75 – R100
  • KLEIN KAROO KLASSIQUE EXTENDED

    After much excitement, the organisers of the first digital Klein Karoo Klassique have extended the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra concert viewing dates.   The Mozart Wind Octets from September 3 to 11 The Gounod Petite Symphony September 10 to 18 The Charl du Plessis Trip September 17 to 25 , Tickets available at Quicket: https://www.quicket.co.za/events/112503-klein-karoo-klassique-virtual-concert-series-27-aug-21-sept-2020/#/

    R75 – R100
  • Symphonic Masterpieces in Miniature

    The musicians of the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra are breaking out and going live!   Limited subscriptions for four hybrid concerts at which 11 works will be performed for a small audience with Covid-19 protocols in place and streamed in November. The concerts, which feature some of the best known works in the symphonic repertoire, will feature almost all of the CPO musicians who can’t wait to perform for a live audience.   Online tickets are available a Quicket.   Mozart and More - 5-9 November Beethoven x Two – 12-16 November Elgar’s Cello – 19-23 November Brilliant Brahms – 26-30 November

    R100 – R320
  • Cape Town City Ballet – Back on Stage!

    Artscape Theatre Centre D.F. Malan St, Foreshore, Cape Town

    In collaboration with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra (CTPO) under the baton of Brandon Phillips. Presenting two works, George Balanchine’s exquisite Serenade, & Moon Behind the Clouds, a suite of works made during the time of Covid-19, by seven South African choreographers, including Veronica Paeper. Laced together through the timeless text of Max Ehrmann’s Desiderata this emotive & inspirational suite will be narrated by Marcel Meyer.  The CTPO accompanies the CTCB in the renowned works of Tchaikovsky, Massenet, Barber, Satie, Delibes & Mahler.

    R300 – R500
  • CTO Summer Concert at Quoin Rock

    An hour-long programme of African and Russian music in the operatic genre and with piano accompaniment by musical director and pianist extraordinaire, José Dias, presented in the Quoin Rock Venue.   The concert will be preceded by a service of Quoin Rock MCC and canapés from Quoin Rock Gåte restaurant. The event and programme aim to be the artistic expression of the Quoin Rock wine ethos - to offer a myriad of well-balanced, complex flavours that generate even more harmonies over time.   The programme should bring together the African origin and location of the space with the Ukrainian  heritage of its owner.   All Alert Level 1 protocols will be observed and seating is limited to 100 people.   R300 per person includes canapes and Quoin Rock wines.

    R300
  • CPO Community Spectacular

    The finishing touches are being put to the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra's latest community gala which will be ready for streaming around the festive season featuring Marc Lottering as Aunty Merle, Early B, Jerusalema and much more. Tickets available at Quicket.

  • Summer Symphonies

    The Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra's Summer Symphonies will be streamed online from March 25th until March 29th from 8 PM until 11 PM.  Info: Conductor Jeremy Silver Soloist Lisa White (oboe) Charles Ives The Unanswered Question Mozart Oboe Concerto in C Mozart Symphony no 41, “Jupiter”, K5 Tickets are R120 per concert; subscribe to all four for R400. Full details and programme notes on cpo.org.za