World Class. Up Close

An immersive concert experience of sublime artistry in mood-lit, architecturally rich spaces.

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10-23 March

Sergej Krylov +
Konstantin Shamray

Live at Yours kicks off its 2026 season with violinist Sergej Krylov and pianist Konstantin Shamray, performing dazzling works by Saint-Saëns, Ravel, and Franck. Experience brilliance up close as Krylov plays the Stradivarius "Camposelice" (1710).

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"A Master of Electrifying precision and poetry" - The Times

Sergej Krylov with Stradivarius violin - hover

30 May | 2-7 June

Lucas Debargue

Internationally acclaimed and distinctly Parisian, he is one of the piano world's modern enigmas — equally at home in classical music, jazz and his own compositions, with an artistry that is boundless. His Australian debut highlights Ravel's Gaspard de la nuit and his own Gershwin Summertime Variations.

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"He has an ability to transform each work into an intimate revelation — spontaneous, searching, and deeply human." — Le Monde (France)

11-15 August

Maayan Licht

Imagine Farinelli meets Freddie Mercury. Enter Maayan Licht, the dazzling sopranista hailed as one of Europe's most electrifying new stars, making his long-awaited Australian debut. With a stage persona as flamboyant as it is fearless, he unleashes devilish trills and high-voltage charisma on the virtuosic arias of Vivaldi, Handel, and Porpora.

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"A revelation. Licht blends crystalline agility with dramatic instinct in a way that feels entirely his own." — The New York Times – Arts

20-23 October

Satu Vänskä, Elina Faskhi, Konstantin Shamray

Violinist Satu Vänskä, cellist Elina Faskhi, and pianist Konstantin Shamray unite exclusively for Live at Yours in a thrilling program of masterpieces by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, and Shostakovich. An extraordinary journey through epic northern soundscapes — from elegiac lyricism to searing intensity — brought vividly to life by three of Australia's most dynamic artists.

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"Her tone (Satu) is luminous and incisive — a sound that seems to cut straight to the heart." — The New York Times – Arts

Satu Vänskä, Elina Faskhi, Konstantin Shamray

Satu Vänskä, Elina Faskhi, Konstantin Shamray - hover

“Sydney’s most intimate and atmospheric classical series.”

“A rare fusion of world-class artistry, architecture, and emotion.”

“Exquisitely curated. Deeply personal. Utterly compelling.”

In Your Words

Madeleine Hale

Live at toorak Synagogue

This was one of the most special concerts I’ve been to! Very well done! The lemon meringues at the end were a lovely touch. Keen to see more. Keep up the great work!

1/3

Rhonda Willson

Live at toorak Synagogue

A wonderful performance in a magnificent and unique venue.

Agnes Maar

Live at toorak Synagogue

Enjoyed every moment, it was uplifting and very dieverse. Fantastic performance

Elizabeth Ridge

Live at toorak Synagogue

The program was a fascinating summary of the influences on Gesrhwin beautifully presented and played by Simon Tedeschi and Mat Jodrell.The surroundings were superb. Thank you.

2/3

Janette Beecroft

Live at toorak Synagogue

The acoustics were perfect. Most enjoyable

Cheryl Scroope

Live at the Great

Incredibly talented and accomplished pianist - excellent location

Judy Ellis

Live at toorak Synagogue

Loved it. Beautiful venue, beautiful musical experience. Only downside was long wait to enter but I understand that is being addressed.

3/3

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