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25.01.2022 That's a big orchestra with a big sound! Concert is tomorrow, few tickets remain. Stake your claim to a seat before it's too late! Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF Photo credit: Lucien Fischer

23.01.2022 If Bruckner Symphonies were wine: I would describe the 3rd as being incredibly structured, with well developed influences of Haydn. At first you're struck by overwhelming notes of Beethoven, but this piece quickly transitions through innumerous Wagneritian overtones and velvety Schubert to bring you somewhere distinctly complex and Brucknerian. Secondary characteristics include eargasmic, buttery Mozart and delicate Bach, followed by Mendelssohnian tannins mixed with fruit...y folk dance. The finish is angular, but quickly rewarded with exquisite, silky chorales, and cheeky polkas. The drinker's patience is rewarded with a bright and exciting climax, set to leave them in good spirits for days after consumption. Price: Whatever you think it's worth Vintage: 1873 Cellaring: It's been down there for 144 years, drink it already! Shop: https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF

22.01.2022 Luke Spicer taking a first crack at Siegfried Idyll. These guys sound amazing! Come and hear the team this Saturday: https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF

20.01.2022 The Swiss are famed for their clocks, but one alarm clock that rang for the first time in Switzerland wasn't made by the Swiss, but rather a German living there at the time. It only really worked once, at waking up the intended recipient of this alarm, and I sure hope she didn't hit snooze, as it was comprised of 13 people and some very nice instruments. And it was her birthday, and Christmas as well! Good morning, Cosima Wagner. Luke Spicer and his merry gang of musos will do their best to recreate the scene this Saturday - though it's not going to be possible for us to build a replica of the staircase in Wagner's Swiss villa. Book your tix before it's too late! https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF

20.01.2022 It's today! We've nearly run out of tickets, get in quick! https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF

19.01.2022 It's been a long time coming (owing to some significant technical difficulties), but through the magnificent efforts of our brilliant audio engineer Jonathan Palmer the complete recording of our Mahler 9 performance is now available on Soundcloud. Hearing it again I am stunned by how incredible it was, this was only our second concert! I hope you all enjoy it. Don't forget you can hear us live in a little over a month's time! Book your seat (free!) here: https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF

18.01.2022 If the legends are true, our conductor and artistic director Max McBride may have married into Bruckner's family! Intrigued? Hear Max tell the story this Saturday before we play Bruckner's third. Reserve your spot for free today! https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF

16.01.2022 The Musician Project Orchestra conducted by Max Max McBride performs Bruckner 3, Luke Spicer conducting Siegfried Idyll. Photos by Lucien Fischer. Please credit Musician Project and Lucien Fischer when using or sharing these images.

15.01.2022 Max is getting ready for today's rehearsal. Are you getting ready to come see the concert? Tickets are limited! Book now: https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF

06.01.2022 Happy to announce that we'll be playing a little game of musical chairs for this concert. Our good friend Luke Spicer will be stepping up to the podium to conduct Wagner's Siegfried Idyll to open the concert, with Max on bass. Surpise in store for Luke, you'll be playing bass in the Bruckner! Just kidding. Luke is also a Viola star. Get your tickets booked today! Our last concert sold out, you don't want to miss this one. https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF Pay-What-You-Think!

05.01.2022 One week to go! Tickets are booking fast, so get in quick!

04.01.2022 Former Prime Minister Paul Keating is pretty famous for a lot of things, but did you know he's a Bruckner fan? (See the clip below) Maybe that's part of what made him a genius witticist...Don't believe me? Why don't you come discover Bruckner with us on September 30th and find out if your political barbs become as savage as PM24's! https://www.trybooking.com/QDKF