An extension of Penrith Con’s chamber music program, Valda Silvy Ensemble specialises in performing works from the Classical period, reflecting the personal passion of their patron and namesake, Valda Silvy OAM.
Valda Silvy Ensemble, guided by experienced mentors and educators, brings new vitality to the timeless works of composers such as Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven. The ensemble performs the great symphonies of these composers in chamber form, captivating audiences with their exceptional musicality and heartfelt interpretations.
Whether in intimate venues or on larger stages, they strive to make classical music accessible and enjoyable for all, inspiring a lifelong love of music in their listeners.
Upcoming Performances and events by Valda Silvy Ensemble
Experience the creativity, passion, and skill of our young musicians as they showcase their artistry in a series of exciting performances. Visit the What’s On page for more details.
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Valda Silvy is a passionate advocate for the arts in Western Sydney, widely recognised for her commitment to nurturing young musical talent and creating opportunities for students who might not otherwise have access to high-quality music education.
In 1990, she founded the Penrith Conservatorium of Music, which has become the leading institution for music education in the region, offering a wide range of programs to aspiring musicians of all ages.
Throughout her career, Valda has been a steadfast supporter of the arts, working to ensure that young musicians are given the resources, inspiration, and opportunities needed to pursue successful careers in music.
Her tireless contributions to music education and the arts have earned her several prestigious awards, including the Order of Australia Medal (OAM), recognising her outstanding service to the community and the arts.
Her enduring influence continues to shape the cultural landscape of Western Sydney, and her legacy as a music producer and mentor remains a driving force in the local arts community.
