nelson mass (masses for dreaming and troubled times) @ city recital hall
Toni Adams
3 October 2016
This was the final concert for 2016 for both the
Toni Adams
Toni loves classical music, especially opera and other ‘integrated’ art forms. Toni trained as a pianist but has pursued this only for pleasure in adult life. She has also sung in amateur choirs in Australia and France and has a strong appreciation of liturgical music, ancient and modern. Toni also enjoys theatre, especially Shakespeare and 18th century comedies, and film, including French films. She also likes theatre sports.
Posts by Toni Adams
leichhardt council presents the cellists of the metropolitan orchestra
Toni Adams
24 May 2016
This was a short concert presented to a full audience
operantics presents mansfield park @ the independent theatre north sydney
Toni Adams
26 April 2016
Production photography by John Kilkeary It was with much interest
sydney chamber choir presents carmina burina @ city recital hall, angel place
Toni Adams
21 March 2016
The Sydney Chamber Choir delivered its first concert under
the metropolitan orchestra presents string serenades @ eugene goosens hall
Toni Adams
22 February 2016
The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) opened their 2016 concert series at
operantics presents cosi fan tutte @ the independent theatre
Toni Adams
4 July 2015
This chamber production of COSI FAN TUTTE was performed by a
on the harmful effects of tobacco
Toni Adams
27 January 2015
This Theatre Des Bouffes Du Nord production combined a quirky
toni’s pick for 2014- the elixir of love
Toni Adams
21 December 2014
Although I saw many wonderful shows and operas in the
viennese titans @ sydney grammar
Toni Adams
23 November 2014
Orchestraseventeen88 is an orchestra which has been established to present the
syo’s 40th birthday concert
Toni Adams
5 November 2013
It was a great pleasure to attend the 40th anniversary celebrations of the Sydney Youth Orchestra (SYO), founded by the late and great Peter Seymour. The program opened with the Greeting Prelude by Stravinsky, a wonderful and apt choice. This was followed by a Hayden Sinfonia Concertante in three movements, and then the major work: Mahler’s 6th Symphony.