Upcoming appearances


Homophonic! RESPECT

Saturday 20 June 2026, 2pm

Ballarat performing Arts Centre - The Chapel | 501 – 503 Neill St, Soldiers Hill Vic 3350

Homophonic! brings the disco ball to the concert hall with a musical celebration of our queer history. The RESPECT commissioning project is storytelling through works for voices and strings, drawing inspiration from intergenerational conversations between queer composers and seniors from our LGBTIQ+ community. This performance is emotional and powerful, preserving our shared cultural queer history through the mediums of music, humour, and a generous dose of collective outrage.

“Homophonic! creates nothing less than musical utopia” – Stage Whispers.

"Homophonic! shines a rainbow lens on our often sepia tinted past" - The Age.

Winner of the APRA AMCOS Art Music “Victorian Luminary” Award 2024

Homophonic! is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.

Homophonic! is assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.

Presented and performed by Miranda Hill, The Consort of Melbourne, and the Homophonic! String Quintet.

The Consort of Melbourne Singers: Katherine Norman, Kristy Biber, Hannah Pietsch, Anish Nair, Ben Owen & Steven Hodgson

 

Save the date - 20 June

Saturday 20 June, time TBC

Ballarat

Exciting Regional Tour to be announced soon. Keep an eye here for details

 

Save the date - 19 July

Sunday 19 July, time TBC

Shepparton

Exciting Regional Tour to be announced soon. Keep an eye here for details

 

Save the date - 1 August

Saturday 1August, time TBC

Hawthorn, Melbourne

Exciting Melbourne concert to be announced soon. Keep an eye here for details

 

Relaxed Performance

Tuesday 11 August 2026, 10.30am & 12pm

Melbourne Recital Centre

Promoting a casual approach to sound and movement, the Melbourne Recital Centre's series of Relaxed Performances provides the same exceptional artists, in an environment specifically suited for audiences with sensory sensitivities, using altered lighting, more in-depth musical explanations and accompanying access resources.

This year with day-time performances running for 45 minutes, this series is also perfect for young families. Children will be free to wriggle if they need or leave the Primrose Potter Salon and move to a designated quiet area in the Ground Floor Foyer.

Program TBC

Which session time is right for me or my group?

10.30am: Tailored for individuals and community groups
12pm: Tailored for school groups

The Relaxed Performance series is supported by the Gailey Lazarus Charitable Foundation and the Learning and Access Consortium.


Past appearances

Please refer to our highlights and archive page https://www.theconsortofmelbourne.com/archive

This is where you can check out what we've been up to.

Feel free to get in touch via the Contact page if there's something you'd like to hear more of, or if you've attended one of these events and you'd like to give us some feedback!