Chamber music with a view | 27th & 28th MARCH 2027
About
Now approaching its third year, Megalong Music Festival (MMF) has received recognition as a “world class” chamber music festival (Pepe Newton, classikON).
For two days over Easter 2027, escape the madding crowds to experience exceptional chamber music concerts surrounded by panoramic views of the Megalong Valley Escarpment in the heart of the Blue Mountains. Led by Artistic Director Asmira Woodward-Page, these intimate performances feature distinguished international and Australian guest artists performing alongside emerging talent.
MMF welcomes new and returning guest artists in 2027: principal cellist of the Cleveland OrchestraMark Kosower, internationally acclaimed pianist Konstantin Shamray, and beloved chamber musician and violist Jacqui Cronin, performing with festival director Asmira Woodward-Page and young artist fellows.
2027 MMF Fellows Program for Piano and Strings
The 2027 MMF Fellows Program nurtures the next generation of fine talent through collaboration. Placed into groups with a rotating roster of distinguished visiting mentors, fellows take a deep dive into chamber music’s treasured classics and exciting contemporary works, presented in thoughtfully curated programs.
In the nurturing surrounds of the Megalong Valley, a week of intensive work is showcased in an atmosphere of vibrant exchange at the festival concerts 27th & 28th March 2027. These dynamic collaborations between generations of talent – emerging and established – ensure that live music will continue to thrive long into the future.
During the Fellows Program (21st – 28th March 2027), fellows receive a full scholarship, covering tuition, food, and local travel. They are looked after by an enthusiastic cohort of locals, festival staff, volunteers and friends, who all love and support fine classical music. This year MMF is proud to offer a regional scholarship sponsoring a talented local emerging artist.
2027 Guest Artists
2027 Fellows
2027 Fellows program recipients will be announced in December 2026. Stay Tuned!
Concerts @ the Megalong Community Hall


Love: Lost & Found
… the sound of unfiltered emotion.
saturday, 27 MARCH, 2027 | 5pm
Journeys & Landscapes
… discover new worlds.
Sunday, 28th MARCH, 2027 | 11Am
Program
Works by:
- Victor Herbert
- Mel Bonis
- Anna Clyne
- Alexander Borodin
- Leoš Janaček
- Ralph Vaughan Williams
Don’t miss our show preview at the Megalong Makers Market at 11am!
Program
Works by:
- Javier Álvarez
- Meredith Monk
- Cosimo Caravani
- Libby Larsen
- Sam Wu
- Antonín Dvořák
- John Adams
- Sergei Lapunov
News
Support Us
Megalong Music Festival and its chamber music mentoring program is back by popular demand in 2027!
Support emerging talent performing alongside distinguished guest artists at our regional festival concerts.
Set in the Megalong Valley, Blue Mountains from the 21st-28th March 2027, the third Megalong Music Festival (MMF) Fellows Program for Piano and Strings offers a fully-sponsored chamber music intensive for exceptional emerging Australian and New Zealand artists in the early stages of their career. Guided by distinguished Australian and international guest artists, the next generation is nurtured through mentoring, performance opportunities, and high quality professional development. Highlights of the program include fellows performing alongside their mentors at the MMF concerts, performing prominent and contemporary chamber works, performing for regional audiences, and networking with renowned artists usually only accessed at international festivals. Our fundraising initiative is to ensure this unique program is accessible to all our talented applicants.
Young artists often leave Australia because they lack: the critical support needed to advance their careers here, access to the wider range of internationally renowned artists available to other young artists abroad, opportunities to work on collaborative repertoire with other high level artists, or perform for regional Australian audiences. Founded by violinist and Artistic Director, Asmira Woodward-Page, and fellow arts programming innovator, Matthew Hoy, the 2027 MMF Fellows Program closes that gap by providing opportunities to participate in a world class festival here in Australia, engaging top tier guest artists who share decades of expertise, skill, and love of music, with fellows and audiences, providing full scholarships to every fellow, including one regional emerging artist. Since these workshops are not offered anywhere else, your valuable support is crucial to make this program a reality, keep it accessible to all applicants, engage high quality guest artists and help nurture the careers of deserving young artists.

Your donations will be used to pay for tuition, transport, accommodation, meals, hall rental and vital equipment needed to continue this popular and vital program. Fellows make connections with other talented peers and renowned guest artists, who provide professional opportunities in Australia and abroad. Through your support, these connections, and mentoring at our festival, as well as alum tours in future, our Fellows Program will continue to nurture the careers of young artists and contribute to the well being of live music in regional Australia. We really appreciate your generous donations and look forward to meeting you at our concerts!
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Visit
Come stay a while. Reserve your festival tickets and enjoy soul-soothing music surrounded by the exceptional beauty of the Megalong Valley. Relax with friends and family for the holidays while you delight in delicious local produce at the Tearooms or Megalong Restaurant. The Megalong Music Festival offers audiences post-concert picnic boxes (ploughman’s platter-style), available for purchase with your tickets, catered by Lot 101’s Megalong Restaurant. Discover local bush walks, and visit the Megalong Makers Market on Saturday to enjoy local art, crafts and produce, while meeting some of our festival musicians for a free community performance. Parking is available at Werriberri, adjacent to the concert venue, as well as at the Megalong Community Hall and Showground for those with less mobility. If you can’t make our Festival, please consider visiting the following weekend to the Blackheath Chamber Music Festival


