All concerts will be held in the beautiful concert venue, Melba Hall. Admission to all concerts is free. The Melbourne University Orchestra presents the Free Orchestral Concert Series which attracts capacity audiences to the Melbourne and Hawthorn Town Halls. The Melbourne Symphony's annual Sidney Myer Free Orchestral Concerts at the Myer Music Bowl are funded by the University from the endowment of Sidney Myer. Postgraduate Recitals Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts candidates perform their examination recitals in Melba Hall mid-year and end of year.
Entry is open to the general public and admission is free.
In 2001, the Faculty of Music is inaugurating a program of early music concerts to complement the role of its Early Music Studio as a centre for teaching and research. The performers in this series of concerts are nearly all connected with the Faculty of Music, and include past and present students, staff of the Early Music Studio, and international guests Elizabeth Wallfisch and Bart van Oort. Apart from these concert series the Faculty hosts many occasional concerts featuring staff and students at a variety of venues around Melbourne. Melba Hall Melba Hall is a beautiful concert hall dated from 1909, named in honour of Dame Nellie Melba and classified by the National Trust. Musically, it is regarded as one of - if not the finest chamber music venue in Melbourne.