Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, a privately owned entity headquartered in Australia, was founded in 1906 and employs approximately 180 individuals. The company reported $82.0M in revenue as of 2023 and operates as a tier 1 media tech buyer. Its main product involves media and TV services. The company offers live concerts, TV, radio and online broadcasts, international and regional tours, recordings, and education programs.
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will revisit its landmark 1986 collaboration with Sir Elton John in a new concert event, "The Music of Elton," on March 28, 2026, featuring Chong Lim, Jason Dean, Brett Garsed, and Lindsay Field. Earlier in March, on the 22nd, the orchestra presented a program that included Ravel’s Pavane pour infante défunte and the world premiere of Joe Chindamo’s "Are There Any Questions? (A Requiem for the Vanishing Self)." This followed the March 19 announcement that Joe Chindamo became the MSO's 2026 Composer in Residence, a role he described as a career zenith. In a broader industry context, Australian orchestral programming saw works by women comprise 14.6 percent in 2025, an increase from 11.9 percent in 2024, according to data released on March 9. Previously, on March 3, the MSO performed a Strauss & Mozart program to a packed Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, featuring conductor and artistic director Jaime Martín as soloist for Mozart’s first flute concerto.
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