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Schubert Octet

Franz Schubert composed his Octet as a commission from Ferdinand Troyer for whom the clarinet part was written for. One hour, six movements, and eight musicians, the Octet is Schubert’s largest chamber composition. Having undertaken this significant work in 2025, ANAM musicians are proud to present the complete work in a standalone concert.

Symbolically, Schubert considered the Octet as a stepping stone in the preparation of what he called a “grand symphony”, which became his renowned 9th Symphony. Paying homage to this sentiment, the Octet also serves as a starting point for the 2026 ANAM Season, and in November, to conclude a year of fantastic music-making, the ANAM Orchestra will perform The Great, under the baton of Giordano Bellincampi at the St Kilda Town Hall.

Franz SCHUBERT Octet in F Major, D. 803 

Karen Chen
(NSW) clarinet
Tom Allen (VIC) horn
Stephanie Sheridan (WA) bassoon
Jasmine Milton (SA) violin
Olivia Kowalik (NSW) violin
Helena Burns (QLD) viola
Heesoo Kim (QLD) cello
Madeleine Furlan (VIC) bass 

Duration: approximately 1 hour (no interval)


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ANAMates members receive a complimentary ticket each year (subject to terms and conditions), plus a 10% discount to ANAM ticketed concerts and free access to ANAM Masterclasses, Recitals and Soundbites.

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For this event, tickets booked in advance are offered on a "pay what you wish" basis. In addition to a Standard price, we offer the option of paying A Little Extra for those who would like to contribute a little more, as well as the option of paying A Little LessRead more about why here.

If you are booking over the phone, simply tell us your preferred ticket price. Tickets purchased at the door will be available at the Standard price and are subject to availability.


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Image credit: Gustav Klimt, "Schubert at the Piano II," 1899. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons. 

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