Classic Kids: Beethoven’s Gaming Quest presented by Melbourne Symphony Orchestra tickets
About Classic Kids: Beethoven’s Gaming Quest
What if Beethoven was a video game composer? Dr Richard Vaudrey explores the power and emotion of some of Beethoven’s iconic orchestral music to find the perfect musical elements to create the next spectacular gaming score.
Run time
50min. No Interval.
Categories
Start date
9th May, 2026
End date
9th May, 2026
Venue
Hamer Hall | Arts Centre Melbourne
Accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible. An Assistive Hearing system is available. Assistance Animals are welcome in all areas of Arts Centre Melbourne and water bowls are available on request.
Directions
BY TRAIN: The closest train station is Flinders Street Station. Exit the station onto Swanston Street, turn your back on the city and walk across Princes Bridge.
BY TRAM: The tram routes that stop in front of Arts Centre Melbourne are: 1, 3, 3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67 and 72. This stop is number 14 – “Arts Precinct"
BY BICYCLE: Bicycle lanes run north and south along St Kilda Road. On-street bicycle hoops are available outside Hamer Hall and the Theatres Building (under the Spire)
BY CAR: Arts Centre Melbourne's paid undercover car park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is extremely limited street parking.
More information about Classic Kids: Beethoven’s Gaming Quest
Conductor: Sara Duhig
Presenter: Dr Richard Vaudrey
With: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
PROGRAM
Koji Kondo Theme from The Legend of Zelda
Beethoven Symphony No. 7 (selections)
Beethoven Coriolan Overture
Beethoven Symphony No. 5 (selections)
