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Friends of the KPO are an exclusive "inner circle" who support the Orchestra and introduce the KPO to the wider community. In return, they receive a range of privileges - including being able to attend free Sunday afternoon chamber concerts. Read More
The KPO is a truly community-based orchestra.
A modest grant from Ku-ring-gai Council contributes less than 10% of the Orchestra’s annual income; no on-going financial support is received from the State or Federal governments. So each year more than 90% of the Orchestra’s funding must be sourced from ticket sales, from the support of many individuals and from community-minded companies.
The KPO is a not for profit, incorporated organisation. Donations to the KPO are tax deductable. (DGR endorsement is available on request.) Read More
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The Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra enjoys an unrivalled reputation:
For superb presentations of exciting, interesting music.
For innovative, community-focussed programs - including the NSW Secondary Schools Concerto Competition, Kids' Proms concerts, its Composer Workshops, and commissions of special works from leading Australian composers.
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The Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra
P.O. Box 185 Killara N.S.W. 2071 Read More
KPO has an extensive library of orchestral music which is available for hire to other orchestras.For details contact our Music Librarian. Read More
The Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra (KPO) was founded in 1971 by the Chinese-Australian conductor Helen Quach, with the support of the Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council and the Australian Council of the Arts, under the patronage of Alderman J.F. Bennett (Mayor of Ku-ring-gai), Sir Charles Moses (ABC), Rex Hobcroft (Director of the N.S.W. Conservatorium of Music), Sir Bernard Heinze and John Hopkins (both conductors of the SSO). Read More
