The Sydney Symphony Orchestra, a privately owned Australian organization founded in 1932, employs approximately 170 people. It presents a substantial performance schedule, giving up to 150 concerts annually to an audience exceeding 350,000. While the orchestra's primary activity is live performance, it also offers streaming services. Its most recent annual revenue (2023) was less than $100 million.
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra announced on an unspecified date that Chief Conductor Simone Young extended her contract for three years, remaining with the orchestra until the end of 2029. Young, who began her role in 2022, will continue leading performances at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall and during national and international tours. A separate performance featured Principal Guest Conductor Sir Donald Runnicles leading the orchestra in a performance of Dmitri Shostakovich's symphonies, confirming the orchestra's skill in interpreting the composer's works. Additionally, a concert featured a performance of Beethoven's Violin Concerto by Harry Bennetts. Another concert showcased Canadian virtuoso Marc-André Hamelin performing Beethoven's Hammerklavier Sonata. A concert featuring Lime tunes was also held in unspecified dates.
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