With The Sydney Symphony Conductor: Paul Kildea

Sponsored by The Daily Telegraph and ANZ

Symphony in The Domain is one of Sydney’s favourite ways to spend a summer evening. This year, conductor Paul Kildea celebrates the music of brilliant American composer Leonard Bernstein in a vivacious program showing his genius across a range of music styles.

Unafraid of broad popularity, and always open to new adventures, Bernstein inspired a new generation of boundary-free composers, including many Australians. The second half showcases new Australian compositions for orchestra as Symphony in The Domain again introduces music lovers to a new generation of composers gaining attention on the world stage.

Finally, of course, the 1812 Overture completes another glorious night under the stars.

We strongly recommend using public transport – call 131 500 for information. Limited spaces will be available for RTA Mobility Parking Scheme Permit Holders and must be booked before the event on 02 8006 5700.

Patrons are reminded of the following guidelines:
• No pegging into the ground or reserving of unattended areas
• No high chairs or beach umbrellas
• No plastic sheeting or ice on the grass as this kills the lawns
• Festival in The Domain concerts are Waste Wise Events so please recycle using the waste system provided and help save our environment.

No need to BYO!
A whole range of food and drinks will be available from early afternoon through to the end of the evening. Wine and beer will be available at the Festival bars.
DO BRING sunscreen, extra water and a hat.

Ride your bike to the concert.
Bike racks will be available compliments of The Department of Environment and Climate Change.

In partnership with EnergyAustralia, the electricity used at Sydney Festival’s Symphony in the Domain will be matched with accredited GreenPower. To find out more about EnergyAustralia’s accredited GreenPower product, PureEnergy, visit energy.com.au