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The Australian Doctors Orchestra (ADO) is a unique national fellowship of medical professionals who are also classically trained musicians.
Since our first concert in 1993, the orchestra has played a concert every year (except 2021) and in every state,
using each occasion to raise funds for charity.
Up to 100 medical professionals from all around Australia share two days of final rehearsals culminating in a performance on a Sunday afternoon,
featuring acclaimed soloists and providing exciting orchestral performances.
If you would like to learn more about how the ADO came to be, the founder of the ADO, Dr. Miklós Pohl, has just published his book 'Music is Medicine'
with all proceeds benefitting the not-for-profit motor neurone disease support organisation MND Victoria. To read more about the book and order it, please
click here.
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The Australian Doctor's Orchestra is very pleased to announce our concerts for 2025.
We recently performed in Geelong under the baton of Ingrid Martin and with soloist
Emily Treloar, to benefit Gateways Support Services, a not-for-profit organisation supporting children and adults with a disability or additional needs.
Next we will head further north, to perform in Sydney on Sunday, 12 October 2025 at the Concourse, Chatswood.
We will be playing
- Jess Wells - Emu in the Sky
- Dvořák - Symphony No. 9 (New World)
- Gershwin - Piano Concerto with soloist Simon Tedeschi
- Dvořák - Slavonic Dances (excerpts)
As always, this concert will be a fundraiser. Sydney's concert is in support of our nominated charity,
Batten Disease Support and Research Association Australia (BDSRA Australia).
Tickets are now available here, and
you can download a flyer here.
We also gratefully thank the Doctors Health Fund for suppporting this concert.
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