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Past Concerts - 2013-2026

We've preserved a lot of posters, programs and critiques from past concerts to demonstrate what we do. To search for  partiuclar concert, click on the year:

Did you know? Music da Camera is on SPOTIFY and BANDCAMP.

Our Nov 2017 concert recording has been released as a CD, and is available on SPOTIFY.

4th, 5th Nov 2017 Concert Program 4

Music from Mannheim

Conductor, Christian Renggli

Viola Soloist, Justin Julian


1. Johann Stamitz, Sinfonia in G

2. Johann Stamitz, Sinfonia in E-flat major

3. Carl Philipp Stamitz, Concerto for Viola

4. Franz Xaver Richter, Sinfonie in G major

5. Franz Ignaz Beck, Overturas I

6. Carl Philipp Stamitz, Orchestral quartet Op.4, No. 1 in C major

March 2026


2.30pm, Saturday 21 March 2026, COOK

2.30pm, Sunday 22 March 2026, BRAIDWOOD


Daniel Röhn was musical director, guiding us through  Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia, Volkmann’s Serenade No 1 and Grieg’s Two Elegiac Melodies. Daniel’s virtuosic skills on the violin were on display in the performance of Haydn’s violin concerto in C.


Audience response was strongly positive.

Reviews were very favourable. Some excerpts...


"Haydn’s Violin Concerto ... Röhn took the lead role with his violin, lifting the orchestra in a delightful display of solo playing and ensemble work."


You can listen to a sample here:- https://youtu.be/f2xXo2D2C0I?si=OmVqzd-Mo7INBcIB


"Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis ... is a shimmering piece of music, full of glorious scoring. Again, Röhn led from his violin and the orchestra responded most satisfyingly."


Read a full review here:- CitiNews

Photos by Dalice Trost

27 June 2026, "Dance" music with Brad Tham


Len Power writes in citynews ....


"Directed by Brad Tham, the four works presented [by Musica da Camera] could not have been more different, ....


"Jumping in at the deep end with Stomp & Slide from 2024 ....This complex work was given a dynamic and confident performance by the orchestra.


"Five Greek Dances by Nikos Skalkottas.....Each dance had intense driving rhythms and the orchestra’s fine performance brought out all the colour and drama in this work....


"1953, Triptyque for String Orchestra by Japan’s Yasushi Akutagawa....was well played by the orchestra....


"....Gustav Holst’s St Paul’s Suite the orchestra gave this popular work a sensitive performance.


Read whole article here <CITYNEWS>