A Winter’s Journey
Musica Viva Australia
- Classical Music
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This performance is currently available as part of a Musica Vivia Australia 2026 Season Subscription. Single tickets on sale at 9AM AEST on Wednesday 15 October.
British tenor Allan Clayton and Australian pianist Kate Golla set out once again on A Winter’s Journey in the internationally-acclaimed production that reimagines Schubert’s Winterreise.
Franz Schubert’s last song cycle sets the poems of Wilhelm Müller as a landscape of emotions from loneliness to courage. Roadside features – a linden tree, an icy river, a malevolent crow – become characters in the drama, triggering old memories and new hope. And throughout it all, Schubert’s exquisite writing for voice and piano paints the emotional and physical surroundings in sound.
Directed by Lindy Hume, with video projections created by David Bergman, this captivating atlas of the emotions combines Schubert’s exquisite writing for voice and piano, Wilhelm Müller’s evocative verse, and the glowing visions of Australia dreamt up by iconic artist Fred Williams.
Join Musica Viva Australia to hear one of the world’s finest lieder artists in a hauntingly beautiful meld of art and music.
...with Clayton clearly at the top of his game and in demand across the globe, don’t miss making this unique and unforgettable winter’s journey. The Age
An interpretation every bit as memorable as Clayton’s Peter Grimes and his Hamlet. And that’s saying something. The Times
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- Schubert
- Winterreise, D911
Special thanks to Ensemble Patrons Peter Griffin AM & Terry Swann, as well as Philip Bacon AO, for their generous support of this tour, and to Susie Dickson for other support.
A Winter’s Journey is presented in partnership with Opera Australia and in association with Opera Queensland, State Opera of South Australia and West Australian Opera.
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- Allan Clayton MBE
- Tenor
- Kate Golla
- Piano
- Lindy Hume AM
- Director
- David Bergman
- Visual Design
- Matthew Marshall
- Lighting Designer