Welcome to the College’s 2026 Concert Programme
The 2026 concert season at St George’s College presents a rich and varied programme of chamber and ensemble music, spanning Baroque, Classical, Romantic and contemporary repertoire.
Across the year, audiences will experience historically informed performances and complete works by Bach and Grieg, alongside intimate winter concerts in Dunsborough and vibrant ensemble afternoons in Perth. The season brings together many of Western Australia’s most respected musicians in settings designed for close listening and shared musical experience.
The year concludes with the much-loved Christmas in the Quad, uniting music and community in a festive outdoor celebration in the College Quadrangle.
Explore the full 2026 season and secure your tickets to join us for another year of exceptional live music at St George’s College.
I look forward to seeing you at one these wonderful concerts.
Luke Donohoe
Music Program Manager
Grace & Ornament
An intimate early music concert with Shaun Lee-Chen, Krista Low and Alexis Chin, exploring Baroque repertoire including Bach’s Partita No. 2.
Grieg’s Sonatas
The complete violin sonatas by Edvard Grieg, performed by Akiko Miyazawa and Tommy Seah in an intimate chamber music concert at St George’s College.
Winter Reflections
A winter chamber concert with Paul Wright and Raymond Yong, featuring Beethoven’s Kreutzer Sonata and additional repertoire in Dunsborough.
Winter Dialogues
A second winter chamber concert with Paul Wright and Raymond Yong, joined by guest artists, featuring Beethoven’s Kreutzer Sonata in Dunsborough.
Symbios Quartet
An afternoon of chamber music with the Symbios Quartet, a leading saxophone quartet, exploring colour, intimacy and expressive range at St George’s College.
Michel & Magno
Michel & Magno present French Baroque music by Marais and de Visée, with Krista Low (Viole) and Matt Jones (Théorbe) in the Chapel at St George’s College.
Christmas in the Quad
Celebrate the festive season with Emma Matthews, Erin Royer, the West Coast Philharmonic Orchestra and Samuel Parry in the College Quadrangle.