Chamber Music in Port Augusta

18 - 21 September 2025

Where We Meet brings together artists and community in Port Augusta this September for concerts that celebrate musical connection.

Experience Nathan May's songs reimagined as classical chamber music, lose yourself in Arc En Ciel's nature sound journey, and travel through time with the Kegelstatt Ensemble, plus community collaborations that bring Port Augusta's creative spirit to life.

Where We Meet

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Concerts

  • CANDLELIT CONCERT: THREE TO TANGO (Kegelstatt Ensemble)

    Thursday 18 September 6 - 7pm
    Port Augusta Uniting Church

    Flute, viola and guitar come together for musical time travel, moving from classical elegance to tango fire with quiet moments of Bach.

    Free, booking required.

  • RELAXATION CONCERT: ARC EN CIEL

    Friday 19 September 4 - 4.45pm
    Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden

    An immersive sound journey where nature, music and deep listening intertwine. Let the colours of sound wash over you in this deeply relaxing experience.

    Free, booking required.

  • STORIES IN SONG: NATHAN MAY

    with Julian Ferraretto and Adelaide Baroque String Quartet

    Sunday 21 September 3-4pm
    Port Augusta Uniting Church

    A powerful afternoon of story and song with singer-songwriter Nathan May in collaboration with genre-defying violinist Julian Ferraretto and Adelaide Baroque string quartet, Nathan’s intimate songs, centred on connection to country, family and truth-telling, are reimagined through rich string textures and improvisation.

    Opened by Desert Voices Choir

    Free, booking required.

    Development of this concert is supported by Chamber Music Adelaide with Nexus Arts and Create SA.

MUSIC IN THE COMMUNITY:

Our visiting musicians are also collaborating with local musicians through workshops and pop-up performances as well as performing in schools and aged care settings.

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Nathan May, with guitar on back, looks over his shoulder at us against a dark blue wall, with soft toplight on his face and guitarmage

Musicians

Are you a chamber musician? We would love to support you in your career. Membership is free.