Future Concerts / Projects
Creating the Worlds | Lighthouse Theatre 2026 Season Launch
Featuring The Consort of Melbourne
Thursday 11 December 2025, 7:00pm
Lighthouse Theatre, 185 Timor St, Warrnambool
Joining us for the 2026 Season Launch 'Creating Worlds' are the incredible artists from The Consort Of Melbourne, performing 'Their Voices Soar' — a luminous a cappella program tracing almost a thousand years of music shaped by the birds that have inspired composers across history.
All part of our Creating Worlds 2026 season launch — don't miss the first glimpse of the year ahead. See you there!
Tickets via: https://tickets.lighthousetheatre.com.au/Events/2026-Theatre-Season-Launch
OCC Singclub | Christmas Carols at The Bard
An Epic Story of Survival
Sunday 12 October 2025, 3:30pm
Reardon Theatre, 35 Bank St, Port Fairy
Get in the Christmas spirit with a delightful selection of Christmas Carols. Some old favourites and even some audience participation.
This delightful singing group is made up of Alumni from Ormond College Choir. We just love hanging out, singing tunes, being nerds and spreading joy.
Singers: Katherine Norman, Alison Ho, Meredith Gunn, Rosie Iser, Lisa Leong, Lorraine Leung, Anna Kelly, Katrina Renard, Ross Coller, Jamie Wallis & Nick Howden
FREE
Gloria! Ballarat Organs & Fine Music Festival
Friday 9 January, 7:00pm
St Patrick's Cathedral, Ballarat
The Ballarat Organs and Fine Music Festival opens in a blaze of joyful sound with Gloria! — a celebration of radiant polychoral music from the golden age of the early Baroque. In this exhilarating program, vocal ensemble the Consort of Melbourne, directed by Steven Hodgson, joins Consortium Viols and the curtal consort Unholy Rackett, supported by a rich continuo of organ, harpsichord, and theorbo. Together they fill the space with luminous harmony, dancing rhythms, and the glorious interplay of voices and instruments.
Featuring music by Heinrich Schütz, Hans Leo Hassler, and Michael Praetorius, Gloria! revels in the splendour of seventeenth-century sound — choirs calling to one another in cascades of echo and colour, expressing joy, devotion, and human connection.
From stately grandeur to radiant exuberance, Gloria! invites audiences to share in the warmth and optimism of this timeless music — a jubilant opening to the festival and a true feast of harmony and celebration.
Featuring the voices of: Katherine Norman, Elspeth Bawden, Jenny George, Sophia Gyger, Timothy Reynolds, Robin Parkin, Lachlan McDonald and Steven Hodgson (Director).
Tickets via: https://events.humanitix.com/ballaratfestivalgloria
Homophonic!
Friday 6 & Saturday 7 February 2025, Various
Theatre Works, 14 Acland St, St Kilda
Homophonic! is bringing the disco ball to the concert hall and inviting you to experience the entrancing sound world of todays LGBTIQ+ composers.
Performed by the Homophonic! Chamber Ensemble and 6 voices of The Consort of Melbourne.
Featuring the world premiere of Midsumma Presents: The Homophonic! Pride Prize performed by Homophonic! Artistic Director and double bassist Miranda Hill, works for voices and strings telling the stories of LGBTIQ+ seniors, and so much more.
Friday 6 February 7.30pm
Saturday 7 February 1pm (Relaxed Performance) & 5pm
15% off full price tickets on until 5pm 16 Dec 2025!
Featuring the voices of: Katherine Norman, Monika Harris, Alex Ritter, Robin Parkin, Ben Owen and Steven Hodgson (Director).
Tickets via: https://www.midsumma.org.au/whats-on/events/homophonic/
Bach: St John's Passion
27 March 2026, Camberwell
Katherine will provide Soprano and Alto solos and assist with Choruses and Chorales for St John Passion
Relaxed Performance
Tuesday 11 August 2026, 10:30am and 12:00pm
Primrose Potter Salon, 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
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.
Tickets via: https://www.melbournerecital.com.au/whats-on/current-productions/consort-of-melbourne-relaxed-performance