This dynamic and captivating Quartet performance will include works such as Battle of the Knights from Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet and highlights from Bernstein’s iconic Westside Story. This is an afternoon not to be missed!
Tickets at the door by cash or card.
Adults $30, Concessions $25, Students $10, Children FREE.
Sacred Heart Church Hall, 23 Cardinal Street, Mosman (near the corner of Cardinal Street and Military Road). The hall is wheelchair accessible from Wudgong St.
Please join the artists after the hour’s concert for a chat and a glass of sparkling.
About the artists:
Founded in 2002, the ensemble has a passion for versatility that seamlessly presents a wide range of repertoire whilst captivating audiences with their dynamic performances. Their innovative interpretations and bold programming showcase the saxophone's expressive range and adaptability. Nexas Quartet has achieved acclaim on both national and international stages, earning prestigious awards and accolades for their outstanding contributions to the world of chamber music. With a commitment to collaboration, they have shared the stage with some of Australia's most renowned artists. This concept is demonstrated in their recordings Ballads of a Pleasant Life (ABC Classics) with opera star Peter Coleman-Wright and Tango de Saxos (Da Vinci) with bandoneist Stephen Cuttris and pianist Daniel Rojas. Other notable collaborations include programmes with harpist Emily Granger and pianist Gerard Willems. In early 2025, Nexas released a new album, George Gershwin, featuring guests Gerard Willems, Cheryl Barker, Peter Coleman-Wright, and Daniel Rojas. Nexas has been privileged to perform in leading venues and festivals throughout Australia including the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, City Recital hall Sydney and Melbourne Recital Centre. They have also appeared World Saxophone Congresses in Scotland, France and Croatia. Nexas has performed in a vast array of amazing locations, from Uluru to uninhabited islands in the Great Barrier Reef. In 2025, Nexas Quartet serves as the Ensemble in Residence with 2MBS Fine Music Sydney, and will also appear as the featured concerto ensemble in the mainstage opening night concert at the 2025 World Congress in Harbin, China, performing with the Harbin Symphony Orchestra. Nexas has always been passionate about presenting new compositions. Their debut album Current is a reflection of their collaboration with leading Australian composers, described by Stephanie Eslake for Limelight as “a riveting release” (4.5/5 stars). The quartet are privileged to have had new works written for them by a who's who of Australian music including Carl Vine, Matthew Hindson and Lachlan Skipworth.