Featuring Musical Director Prem Love (flute), Orchestra Leader Doreen Cumming (violin), Cindy Fox (piano) and Samuel Payne (cello), the March Chamber Music season, ‘Reflection’ brings together a trio of the best professional musicians in our region, plus Samuel Payne of the Canberra Symphony Orchestra.

If you like your music intimate, lush and beautiful, these concerts are for you.

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The March ‘Reflection’ Season features some of the world's most beautiful, poignant and uplifting works for small ensemble.

Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to hear some of the best musicians in the region perform some of the most beautiful and famous chamber music works in the world.

Musical Director Prem Love said, “We have been expanding the touring capabilities and repertoire of the Mac Phil for a while now, and it’s really exciting to be working with Doreen, Cindy and Sam on this beautiful program". 

"I think that audiences will really enjoy these concerts. We’re so pleased to be back performing in Parkes and Cowra after a break of a few years.”

The Cowra performance is at 3pm on Saturday, March 23 at the Cowra Civic Centre.

In keeping with the orchestra’s commitment to supporting young people’s access to the Arts, all students under 18 yrs have free entry to all Mac Phil concerts.

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Contemporary Australian composer Ross Edwards' work 'Ecstatic Dances' is a must-hear for HSC and Year 11 music students.

The remainder of the Orchestra’s 2019 season will be huge, with concerts planned for July and October throughout the Central West, plus the third year of the annual Concerto Competition, where young Australian musicians audition for the opportunity to perform with the orchestra, along with the $2000 Camplin Prize and the $1000 Thompson Prize.

Applications close on March 31, 2019.