Craven Creek Music Festival

25/09/2025

From the local newspaper, News of the Area.

12/09/2025

Poulenc Sextet rehearsal with Bernadette Harvey, Andrew Barnes, Ian Wildsmith, Oliver Shermacher, Lily Bryant and Alexandre Oguey.

12/09/2025

Rehearsing the Archduke Trio with Bernadette Harvey, Dimity Hall and Julian Smiles.

12/09/2025

Bernadette Harvey has replaced Konstantin Shamray who at last minute had to withdraw. Here she is rehearsing Poulenc.

10/09/2025

Hard at work preparing for the concerts this weekend. www.cravencreekmusic.com

08/09/2025

Joining us from the Freiburg Philharmonisches Orchester and just now from the Australian World Orchestra's performances, clarinettist Oliver Shermacher will make his way to Craven Creek to play with some our best wind players in music by Ravel, Ibert, Poulenc, Wyttenbach and Sdraulig.

With a few changes there are now some extra seats available for Sunday morning's concert as well as Saturday's. No seats available in the afternoon concerts.

Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1403771

02/09/2025

Tickets left? Yes, a few for Sunday morning and more for Saturday morning. Come along and hear some of Australia's best wind players, plus pianist Konstantin Shamray. We have a discounted price for the Saturday morning now and it is free for students under 18. Go to our website (www.cravencreekmusic.com) to access the booking page and all programme details. The afternoon concerts are fully sold out.

29/08/2025

This is worth spending 15 minutes of your time. Our pianist this year, Konstantin Shamray, speaks to Vanessa Hughes on ABC's Drive Live back in June. You can hear and see him actually live at Craven Creek 2025 on September 13 and 14. Details at our website.

This week on ABC Classic, our Performer of the Week is the Russian-Australian pianist Konstantin Shamray.

27/08/2025

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  Work underway on the new stage.   The completed stage hosting the new piano. MUSICIANS playing the Craven Creek Music Festival on 13 and 14 September will ply their trade on a newly built stage. News Of The Area reported last month that this year’s festival will feature piano music for the fir...