Wednesday 20 January 2021

THE SALON SERIES BY THE LANGHAM CELEBRATES LIVE OPERA, CLASSICAL AND JAZZ MUSIC

  • Presenting an unforgettable musical and culinary journey in Sydney

The Langham, Sydney is delighted to launch an exclusive brand-new series of live music events, ‘The Salon Series by The Langham’.

The monthly event will take guests on an outstanding musical and culinary journey, from opera to classical and from jazz to popular, at Sydney’s most luxurious hotel. In partnership with Andrew McKinnon Presentations, presenter of some of the world’s greatest singers and musicians, the series will offer music lovers the chance to celebrate live music once again and enjoy a selection of beautiful, intimate recitals, in a safe environment at The Langham, Sydney.

From one of the world’s most famous pianists, David Helfgott to West End star Bernadette Robinson, each performance can be experienced together with either the famed Langham Afternoon Tea or a five-course degustation dinner with inclusive wine package.

Shane Jolly, General Manager of The Langham, Sydney says, “After a challenging 2020 for the hospitality and music industry alike, The Langham, Sydney looks forward to bringing more music, love and memorable experiences in the new year.”

“Music is the soundtrack of our lives and we are delighted to be celebrating and supporting Australian musicians with The Salon Series and enjoy live music once again,” adds Jolly.

The programme line-up:

David Helfgott: Saturday 30th January
The Salon Series will begin with David Helfgott, the Australian pianist who has endeared himself to audiences all over the world. His remarkable life story was the subject of the Oscar winning film, Shine and he will perform the well-loved romantic classics including works by Chopin and Liszt and his famous rendition of The Flight of the Bumblebee.

Bernadette Robinson: Saturday 27th February
West End Star and one of Australia’s most versatile performers, Bernadette Robinson will recreate the magic of legendary singers including Edith Piaf, Judy Garland, Patsy Cline, Maria Callas, Shirley Bassey and Aretha Franklin. The Times described her as a jaw-dropping talent following her triumph in London’s West End.

Gerard Willems AM: Friday 26th & Sunday 28th March
Australia’s pre-eminent Beethoven interpreter performs the Moonlight Sonata and works by Chopin, Bach and other greatly loved composers. This performance will be complemented by a specially devised menu.

Amelia Farrugia: Friday 23rd & Sunday 25th April
One of Australia’s best-loved sopranos who has sung many leading roles for Opera Australia is accompanied by acclaimed harpist, Verna Lee. The program of delightful French song will include popular arias such as The Jewel Song from Gounod’s Faust, as well as his captivating Ave Maria. In keeping with the French theme, another special menu will be devised.

Simon Tedeschi and George Washingmachine: Friday 28th & Sunday 30th May
Simon and George pay tribute to George Gershwin and his lyricist brother, Ira.

The acclaimed pianist and his vocalist/violinist colleague showcase the best loved songs and music of one of the greatest duos in jazz and popular music. Among the highlights will be Simon Tedeschi’s dazzling performance of Rhapsody in Blue.

Australia Piano Quartet: Sunday 27th June
Winner of both the judges’ and People’s Choice prizes at 2008 Sydney International Piano Competition, Konstantin Shamray returns to Sydney to join acclaimed cellist Thomas Rann in an enchanting program of Russian Romance, a highlight of which will be the Rachmaninov sonata in G minor for cello and piano.

Tickets can be purchased on The Langham, Sydney website at https://www.langhamhotels.com/en/the-langham/sydney/events/the-salon-series/

In keeping with the strict guidelines regarding allowable seating, a limited number of tickets are available, including a certain number of early bird tickets. Pricing starts at $208.

Guests can buy a table of six or eight to sit together or alternatively, buy single tickets to join a table.

About The Langham, Sydney

Nestled in the historic rocks district on famous Kent Street, The Langham, Sydney boasts privacy and seclusion in the heart of the bustling city. A five-minute stroll through The Rocks to The CBD and Circular Quay with convenient access to Sydney’s most iconic experiences including The Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and Darling Harbour.

Comprising of 96 lavish rooms and suites, it embodies modern luxury and timeless elegance including impeccable design, quality finishes and attention to detail. With a focus on opening windows, Juliette balconies and expansive terraces, our beautiful rooms offer Western Harbour views or a Sydney city skyline outlook.

The Day Spa by Chuan is at the forefront of Australian spa experiences, with a pool featuring a star-dappled ceiling for swimming under the stars, day or night. Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood is served in the elegant Harbour Room. Breakfast and lunch and dinner is served in Kitchens on Kent, an interactive dining restaurant where fine dining meets luxury buffet. When the sun sets over Sydney, guests can relax in the cocktail lounge, Observatory Bar; exuding a seductive ambiance and serving gastronomical cocktails with an extensive wine and spirit list.

About The Langham Hotels & Resorts

Combining modern sophistication and timeless glamour, The Langham Hotels & Resorts is globally recognised for its exceptional intuitive service, contemporary art collections, award-winning culinary expertise and signature pink accents. Drawing on the brand’s distinctive British heritage from the opening of the flagship hotel in London in 1865, The Langham continues the legacy by delivering exceptional experiences with a touch of playfulness in London, New York, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hefei, Haikou, Ningbo, Haining and Xiamen. Learn about the brand by visiting LanghamHotels.com, and follow The Langham Hotels and Resorts on Instagram (@langhamhotels) and Facebook (@thelanghamhotels) and Twitter (@thelanghamhotel).

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