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Melbourne Recital Centre
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Nearby attractions
National Gallery of Victoria
180 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne VIC 3006, Australia
Southbank Theatre
140 Southbank Blvd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Arts Centre Melbourne
100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3004, Australia
Melbourne Skydeck
7 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Buxton Contemporary
Corner Southbank Boulevard &, Dodds St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
The Ian Potter Southbank Centre
43 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Hamer Hall
100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3004, Australia
Queen Victoria Gardens
St Kilda Rd, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
111 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Tom's Block
Linlithgow Ave, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Blondie Bar
Cnr Southbank Boulevard &, 31 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Miss Pearl Bar + Dining
140 Southbank Blvd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Saporito Cafe
12-16 Kavanagh St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Garden Restaurant at National Gallery of Victoria
180 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3004, Australia
Betwixt Cafe & Bar
45 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Tea Room
180 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Olmate's Southbank: Sangas & Coffee
20 Kavanagh St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Cafe Godot
152 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Gallery Kitchen
National Gallery of Victoria, St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
The Barre
100 St Kilda Rd, Southbank VIC 3004, Australia
Nearby local services
Metropolis Events
Upper Level Southgate Shopping Precinct, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Mary Martin Bookshop
G17/3 Southgate Ave, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Fed Square
Swanston St & Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Coles Central Melbourne CBD
Elizabeth St &, Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Jamm'd
2002/60 Kavanagh St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Boyd Community Hub
207 City Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Mann Travel
Suite 403, Level 4/227 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Sightseeing Tours Australia
208/2 Queen St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
City Basement Books
342 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Great Ocean Road Tours
252A Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Nearby hotels
Quest Southbank
14 Kavanagh St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Mantra Southbank Melbourne
31 City Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Holiday Inn Express Melbourne Southbank by IHG
35-47 City Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Oaks Melbourne Southbank Suites
57-61 City Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
The Langham, Melbourne
1 Southgate Ave, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Adina Apartment Hotel Melbourne Southbank
99 City Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
WRAP on Southbank
133-139 City Rd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
CLLIX Australia 108 Apartments
70 Southbank Blvd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Quay West Suites Melbourne
26 Southgate Ave, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
Mercure Melbourne Southbank
9 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
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Melbourne Recital Centre

31 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
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attractions: National Gallery of Victoria, Southbank Theatre, Arts Centre Melbourne, Melbourne Skydeck, Buxton Contemporary, The Ian Potter Southbank Centre, Hamer Hall, Queen Victoria Gardens, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Tom's Block, restaurants: Blondie Bar, Miss Pearl Bar + Dining, Saporito Cafe, Garden Restaurant at National Gallery of Victoria, Betwixt Cafe & Bar, Tea Room, Olmate's Southbank: Sangas & Coffee, Cafe Godot, Gallery Kitchen, The Barre, local businesses: Metropolis Events, Mary Martin Bookshop, Fed Square, Coles Central Melbourne CBD, Jamm'd, Boyd Community Hub, Mann Travel, Sightseeing Tours Australia, City Basement Books, Great Ocean Road Tours
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Phone
+61 3 9699 3333
Website
melbournerecital.com.au
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Wed11 AM - 5 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Melbourne Recital Centre

National Gallery of Victoria

Southbank Theatre

Arts Centre Melbourne

Melbourne Skydeck

Buxton Contemporary

The Ian Potter Southbank Centre

Hamer Hall

Queen Victoria Gardens

Australian Centre for Contemporary Art

Tom's Block

National Gallery of Victoria

National Gallery of Victoria

4.7

(9.5K)

Closed
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Southbank Theatre

Southbank Theatre

4.6

(188)

Open 24 hours
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Arts Centre Melbourne

Arts Centre Melbourne

4.7

(3.4K)

Open 24 hours
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Melbourne Skydeck

Melbourne Skydeck

4.5

(6.7K)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Melbourne Recital Centre

Blondie Bar

Miss Pearl Bar + Dining

Saporito Cafe

Garden Restaurant at National Gallery of Victoria

Betwixt Cafe & Bar

Tea Room

Olmate's Southbank: Sangas & Coffee

Cafe Godot

Gallery Kitchen

The Barre

Blondie Bar

Blondie Bar

4.3

(242)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
Miss Pearl Bar + Dining

Miss Pearl Bar + Dining

4.5

(105)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
Saporito Cafe

Saporito Cafe

4.4

(414)

Closed
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Garden Restaurant at National Gallery of Victoria

Garden Restaurant at National Gallery of Victoria

4.5

(384)

Closed
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Nearby local services of Melbourne Recital Centre

Metropolis Events

Mary Martin Bookshop

Fed Square

Coles Central Melbourne CBD

Jamm'd

Boyd Community Hub

Mann Travel

Sightseeing Tours Australia

City Basement Books

Great Ocean Road Tours

Metropolis Events

Metropolis Events

4.6

(208)

Click for details
Mary Martin Bookshop

Mary Martin Bookshop

4.6

(94)

Click for details
Fed Square

Fed Square

4.5

(1.4K)

Click for details
Coles Central Melbourne CBD

Coles Central Melbourne CBD

4.1

(1.7K)

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n̶a̶t̶a̶n̶ f̶i̶e̶d̶o̶r̶o̶w̶i̶c̶z̶n̶a̶t̶a̶n̶ f̶i̶e̶d̶o̶r̶o̶w̶i̶c̶z̶
Today, I just wanted to apologise for leaving abruptly a few days ago, after handing in my handwritten score (Psalm 130 [with hidden words], Op.464) and included contact details regarding application to play on the piano. After telling some of my story to the 2 People working inside, while speaking with them, I felt the urge to cry, so I quickly left and was crying outside in the street, while I walked home to where I live with my Mum. I cried because the society tortured me and treated me a bit like trash, and because for many years I studied music and learned some Composition hoping to Marry and to start a Healthy Family someday - but CATT forbade me from employment (I therefore cannot afford to approach, with a clear conscience any Female to marry with, because I would not be able to support a Family later - but it did not matter that much, because all of the Females who I became in love with tended to abandon my Friendship anyway, even sometimes after called us "Friends"). It was difficult enough to earn anything as a musician or Composer, but on top of that, I had been forcefully drugged after a False Accusation in 2012 AD, and the drugs made it so that I could not think clearly enough to properly make any music at all - I even struggled in the classes Baroque Ensemble of the nearby University, because those substances prevented me from speaking properly or socialising and even from correctly reading the figured bass on the harpsichord, so I had to leave the classes, because my mind was functioning badly after what psychiatrists did to me over some ten years, because of the False Accusation. I am sorry for leaving abruptly, I did not want people to see me cry. Thank you for allowing me to hear a concert in the past and for not embracing digital currency like Good People should to embrace their Creator who invented them. Have a happy day.
Thomas ReehThomas Reeh
The Melbourne Recital Centre is a stunning architectural marvel and a premier venue for classical and contemporary performances. Its sleek, modern design is complemented by exceptional acoustics, making every performance an immersive experience. The auditorium’s layout ensures that each seat offers a clear view and optimal sound quality, whether you're sitting in the stalls or the balcony. The centre hosts a diverse range of performances, from renowned international artists to emerging local talent, providing a rich cultural experience. The staff are friendly and efficient, enhancing the overall visitor experience with their professionalism. The facilities, including the bar and lounge areas, are well-maintained and offer a pleasant space to relax before or after a show. Overall, the Melbourne Recital Centre stands out not just for its impressive programming but also for its commitment to providing an excellent environment for both performers and audiences. It’s a cultural landmark that enriches Melbourne’s arts scene.
Shelley HenleyShelley Henley
Just got back home from a standing ovation concert by Meaghan Washington and the Impossible Orchestra. So good. Actually ... extraordinary! Her voice was at time angelic and at other times like a bluesy instrument both rough and so smooth. Seriously wonderful. And the orchestra was terrific, whoever did the orchestration was truly gifted. The venue and the staging and lighting all contributed to a euphoric evening. The breadbox shaped venue is quite understated and quite beautiful at the same time, with glorious acoustics, and warm wooden walls. And comfortable seats. Now this was an all round five star experience. Immediately outside the venue were good places to eat and drink, and taxi ranks with adequate cars, and also it is is short walk from the NGV parking, and St Kilda Road trams. And it was a balmy Melbourne evening. Perfect night.
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Today, I just wanted to apologise for leaving abruptly a few days ago, after handing in my handwritten score (Psalm 130 [with hidden words], Op.464) and included contact details regarding application to play on the piano. After telling some of my story to the 2 People working inside, while speaking with them, I felt the urge to cry, so I quickly left and was crying outside in the street, while I walked home to where I live with my Mum. I cried because the society tortured me and treated me a bit like trash, and because for many years I studied music and learned some Composition hoping to Marry and to start a Healthy Family someday - but CATT forbade me from employment (I therefore cannot afford to approach, with a clear conscience any Female to marry with, because I would not be able to support a Family later - but it did not matter that much, because all of the Females who I became in love with tended to abandon my Friendship anyway, even sometimes after called us "Friends"). It was difficult enough to earn anything as a musician or Composer, but on top of that, I had been forcefully drugged after a False Accusation in 2012 AD, and the drugs made it so that I could not think clearly enough to properly make any music at all - I even struggled in the classes Baroque Ensemble of the nearby University, because those substances prevented me from speaking properly or socialising and even from correctly reading the figured bass on the harpsichord, so I had to leave the classes, because my mind was functioning badly after what psychiatrists did to me over some ten years, because of the False Accusation. I am sorry for leaving abruptly, I did not want people to see me cry. Thank you for allowing me to hear a concert in the past and for not embracing digital currency like Good People should to embrace their Creator who invented them. Have a happy day.
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The Melbourne Recital Centre is a stunning architectural marvel and a premier venue for classical and contemporary performances. Its sleek, modern design is complemented by exceptional acoustics, making every performance an immersive experience. The auditorium’s layout ensures that each seat offers a clear view and optimal sound quality, whether you're sitting in the stalls or the balcony. The centre hosts a diverse range of performances, from renowned international artists to emerging local talent, providing a rich cultural experience. The staff are friendly and efficient, enhancing the overall visitor experience with their professionalism. The facilities, including the bar and lounge areas, are well-maintained and offer a pleasant space to relax before or after a show. Overall, the Melbourne Recital Centre stands out not just for its impressive programming but also for its commitment to providing an excellent environment for both performers and audiences. It’s a cultural landmark that enriches Melbourne’s arts scene.
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Just got back home from a standing ovation concert by Meaghan Washington and the Impossible Orchestra. So good. Actually ... extraordinary! Her voice was at time angelic and at other times like a bluesy instrument both rough and so smooth. Seriously wonderful. And the orchestra was terrific, whoever did the orchestration was truly gifted. The venue and the staging and lighting all contributed to a euphoric evening. The breadbox shaped venue is quite understated and quite beautiful at the same time, with glorious acoustics, and warm wooden walls. And comfortable seats. Now this was an all round five star experience. Immediately outside the venue were good places to eat and drink, and taxi ranks with adequate cars, and also it is is short walk from the NGV parking, and St Kilda Road trams. And it was a balmy Melbourne evening. Perfect night.
Shelley Henley

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4.8
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The Melbourne Recital Centre rejected me.

i applied to play a concert without expecting payment, and they gave me hope that they would contact me, and then they ignored me.

My application to perform contained the original manuscript of this scanned work. And during my application i explained my situation to them. And then i was about to start to cry, because my situation was very terrible and sad. So i exited, and cried outside. And after that they ignored my application. They hurt my feelings. And i tried to give others what was precious to me, and required much effort to prepare.

But i was seemingly not good enough to be thanked for giving to them a handwritten score. And i didn't wish to talk about it, but many hurt me, and i could manage only so much to hold back to talk about it. They didn't respond to the application. And i studied composition for many years, and was tortured in the mental hospital nearby because of an unfair accusation and Police with weapons of terror that touched me harshly.

And the people who managed the Alfred, seemed to be the same people who manage Melbourne Recital Centre. And this is how i was treated so near to my hometown, St Kilda. Where i still live with my Mum, in the house where my nappies were changed after i pooed my pants, when i was younger.

It is the same house where years earlier, a man from Crisis Assessment and Treatment Team forbade me from employment.

It is the same house where years earlier, a woman from Crisis Assessment and Treatment Team told me to feed birds in the park. And when i went to the park, there was a sign saying not to feed the birds. They traumatized me and led me into difficulty. And my intention was kindness, and they tried to turn me into a monster, and sometimes managed to. And i didn't dislike them until they gave me many reasons to.

i could barely think while on the substances, but over a year after stopping against the recommendation, i managed to hand write many hundreds of pages of piano works, unpaid. They seemingly hoped for me to perish like a drug addict, and only pretended to care about Health, Contribution, Healthy Families or even genuine Kindness. They hate Aboriginals and to be not destructive and filthy to the park - because there was many disposable coffee cups on the ground, so i picked them up and put them in the bin. But when i returned, there was many again, so i picked them up and put them in the bin. But when i returned, there was many again, so i picked them up and put them in the bin.

Though i had been told to get Married, i couldn't seem to become Married. Because they hurt me and made a Healthy Family very difficult to achieve. And now i cannot marry even more, because i became old and more well-known, but i had hoped to become Married when i was much younger, and to have a more private life, and to cover my shame away from popularity.

But these people seemingly make it prerequisite to be who i didn't wish to be, to ever become part of a Healthy Family. Seemingly they would have only sincerely helped, if their reputation was at risk.

i was not payed for many thousands of hours of work, as a composer, in a country called "Wealth for Toil". Grainger did a good decision to leave. But i have become often too traumatized to go outside, even to the park, because i feel stalked by employed government gang stalkers,...

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5.0
1y

Today, I just wanted to apologise for leaving abruptly a few days ago, after handing in my handwritten score (Psalm 130 [with hidden words], Op.464) and included contact details regarding application to play on the piano. After telling some of my story to the 2 People working inside, while speaking with them, I felt the urge to cry, so I quickly left and was crying outside in the street, while I walked home to where I live with my Mum. I cried because the society tortured me and treated me a bit like trash, and because for many years I studied music and learned some Composition hoping to Marry and to start a Healthy Family someday - but CATT forbade me from employment (I therefore cannot afford to approach, with a clear conscience any Female to marry with, because I would not be able to support a Family later - but it did not matter that much, because all of the Females who I became in love with tended to abandon my Friendship anyway, even sometimes after called us "Friends"). It was difficult enough to earn anything as a musician or Composer, but on top of that, I had been forcefully drugged after a False Accusation in 2012 AD, and the drugs made it so that I could not think clearly enough to properly make any music at all - I even struggled in the classes Baroque Ensemble of the nearby University, because those substances prevented me from speaking properly or socialising and even from correctly reading the figured bass on the harpsichord, so I had to leave the classes, because my mind was functioning badly after what psychiatrists did to me over some ten years, because of the False Accusation. I am sorry for leaving abruptly, I did not want people to see me cry. Thank you for allowing me to hear a concert in the past and for not embracing digital currency like Good People should to embrace their Creator who invented them. Have...

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4.0
7y

I've been to a number of events here in the Salon, and in the Recital Hall (Elisabeth Murdoch Hall). Both are acoustically amazing - you can hear every note from every instrument or voice from any place in the rooms. Unfortunately the Salon can be very cramped, with too many seats crowded into a small performance space, and the rows of seats in the Recital Hall are too close together, making it very hard to squeeze past someone whether they are sitting or standing. They now have upstairs bars, about time as that is where most of the seating is located. And what architect planned for single person wide escalators? When the bell rings to get to your seat, there is a crush to get from the bar downstairs up the single-person wide escalators to your seat. Very poorly planned. Due to the crowding, a 20 minute interval becomes a 5 minute break by the time you get out of the Hall and downstairs before it is time to turnaround and go back. There is no escalator to level 2, only stairs or a single elevator in a remote corner. This makes it difficult for people with foot or knee or hip issues who are forced to climb the stairs or wait...

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