REMASTERED is a concert experience hosted by the ASO. It is specifically designed for our 18 - 30 year old audience as a way to mingle and enjoy some eats, drinks and live entertainment after the concert in a unique setting.

There are four of these events throughout the year, taking place after one of our concerts in the stunning ADL Town Hall. 

The concert, all entertainment, drinks and food are included in the ticket price. You just bring yourself & some friends - we provide the good times.

Further information on the concert and the afterparty can be found below.

To book, click below and then select stalls and follow the prompts. Easy.   

REMASTERED 2    Aug 5  8pm - 12:30am

Concert:          ADL Town Hall
Afterparty:      WOTSO WorkSpace
                           217/219 Flinders St
                           Adelaide

You! And, your friends.

You'll arrive at the Adelaide Town Hall for an 8pm concert (we recommend arriving at 7:45pm to collect your ticket and get comfortable) in which the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra joined by superstar violin soloist Noah Bendix-Balgley will perform our concert program Glorious Brahms.

At the conclusion of the concert, we'll meet and make our way down to WOTSO WorkSpace on Flinders St, where we'll be set up in the rear warehouse space. You'll be greeted with sparkling, wine, beer, music & tasty eats by none other than Jessie Spiby (pictured). Alongside your enjoyment of eats, beats and beverages talented Adelaide designer and artist Matthew Stuckey (pictured) will create an artwork on the wall of WOTSO throughout the course of the afterparty.

All eats, drinks, entertainment and good times are provided for in the cost of your ticket. 

You just show up and enjoy the ride.

Conductor:       Johannes Fritzsch
Violin:                 Noah Bendix-Balgley

Smetana           The Bartered Bride (Overture)
Brahms              Violin Concerto  
                           -Interval-  
Dvořák               Symphony No 7

To book, click below and then select stalls and follow the prompts. Easy.  

The evening kicks off with Czech composer Bedřich Smetana's raucous overture to his comical opera The Bartered Bride. The orchestra launches head-first into a dizzying display of speed and brilliance amongst throngs of Czech folk-melody and celebratory wedding-swagger.

32 year old international superstar and concertmaster of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (whom are regarded as the greatest ensemble in the world) takes centre stage for German composer Johannes Brahms' glorious Violin Concerto. Regarded as one of the mightiest works in the violin repertoire, this concerto was once considered almost impossible to play and requires astounding skill of the soloist.

Completing the program after the conclusion of interval we have another Czech composer - Antonin Dvořák. Considered by many the pinnacle of his symphonic writing, Dvořák's Symphony No 7 concludes the concert. Dvořák resolved that his Seventh Symphony would capture the struggle of the Czech nation, and reflect his want to see the fatherland flourish. This Symphony opens with a brooding stir of low strings, before mounting to an impassioned plea segueing into beautiful melodies carried by the horns and woodwinds. The second movement floats wistfully in a torn realm of beauty and internal reflection of personal challenges. The third movement waltzes along in dancing rhythms of grand scale building to a sense of hard-fought triumph, before the fourth and final movement thunders home.