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Content Source: OztixThe worlds most popular classical music composer, Italian pianist, Ludovico Einaudi, returns to Australia/New Zealand this January with his new album The Summer Portraits.
He has performed on an Arctic ice-floe for Greenpeace and has seen his music become the soundtrack for Oscar and Golden Globe winning films (Les Intouchables, Nomadland, The Father) and TikTok phenomena (his 2012 track Experience exploded on the app) alike. From his earliest work composing for theatre and ballet in the 1980s to his multi-million-selling albums like In a Time Lapse and his popular soundtracks across film and television, Einaudi has drawn upon neo-classical, pop, ambient, rock and experimental styles to create a sound that crosses boundaries and generations, becoming the worlds best known and most streamed classical music artist in the process.
In January 2025, Einaudi released The Summer Portraits. The record is a lush return to full-band textures and is the result of a cascade of personal memories triggered by sun, summer and family holidays. On his last Australian tour, before a gig at the Sydney Opera House, Einaudi sat down and started composing the single Rose Bay, based on his sense impressions of the bay his grandfather made home.
He has performed on an Arctic ice-floe for Greenpeace and has seen his music become the soundtrack for Oscar and Golden Globe winning films (Les Intouchables, Nomadland, The Father) and TikTok phenomena (his 2012 track Experience exploded on the app) alike. From his earliest work composing for theatre and ballet in the 1980s to his multi-million-selling albums like In a Time Lapse and his popular soundtracks across film and television, Einaudi has drawn upon neo-classical, pop, ambient, rock and experimental styles to create a sound that crosses boundaries and generations, becoming the worlds best known and most streamed classical music artist in the process.
In January 2025, Einaudi released The Summer Portraits. The record is a lush return to full-band textures and is the result of a cascade of personal memories triggered by sun, summer and family holidays. On his last Australian tour, before a gig at the Sydney Opera House, Einaudi sat down and started composing the single Rose Bay, based on his sense impressions of the bay his grandfather made home.
Performing outdoors against the backdrop of Fremantle Arts Centre's neo-gothic facade, dont miss your chance to experience the worlds most popular contemporary classical artist.
Both allocated seating and general admission (no chairs) are available for purchase.
Doors open: 6:00pm
Show start: 7:45pm
Minors are permitted to attend licensed 18+ ticketed concerts at Fremantle Arts Centre if accompanied by a parent or LEGAL GUARDIAN AT LEAST 25 YEARS of age.
Fremantle Arts Centre is an entirely outdoor venue
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