Australian Festival of Chamber Music

The Australian Festival of Chamber Music, directed since 2022 by Jack Liebeck, is the largest festival in the southern hemisphere dedicated to chamber repertoire. It was founded in 1990 for a first festival in July 1991, is held annually in Townsville, North Queensland, and also features food, regional tours, masterclasses and series of lectures, mainly on subjects relating to the Great Barrier Reef.

Visit the festival's website at www.afcm.com.au

 

A selection of articles about Australian Festival of Chamber Music

A Renaissance Man - Gillian Wills talks to Jack Liebeck, artistic director of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music

Ensemble. Especially Successful - Gillian Wills reports from the Australian Fesival of Chamber Music

Ensemble. Suite Brolga - Music of David Salisbury at the 2009 Australian Festival of Chamber Music, reported by Malcolm Tattersall

Ensemble. Beethoven and Blue Skies - The 2007 Australian Festival of Chamber Music begins, and Malcolm Tattersall is there

Ensemble. All Good Things ... - Malcolm Tattersall's final report from the 2006 Australian Festival of Chamber Music

Ensemble. Sunshine and Stars - The Australian Festival of Chamber Music 2006 continues, and Malcolm Tattersall sends a second report

Ensemble. The Journey Begins - Malcolm Tattersall is at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music 2006

Ensemble. A tropical farewell - Malcolm Tattersall sends a final report from the Australian Festival of Chamber Music

Ensemble. Sea and sky - More from the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, reviewed by Malcolm Tattersall

Ensemble. Darkness to light - Malcolm Tattersall is at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music