Northern Rivers Symphony Orchestra in Murwillumbah, Tweed Shire Council, Australia | Orchestra

The Northern Rivers Symphony Orchestra (NRSO) in South Murwillumbah is the premier community orchestra of Australia's Northern New South Wales' Coast. For more than a decade, the NRSO and its conductor Barry Singh have been thrilling audiences from the Gold Coast and Tweed communities in performances ranging in scope from chamber ensemble to full scale ballet productions with the Gold Coast City Ballet. Guest artists who have appeared with the NRSO include the Dragon Tenors, harpist Sebastien Lipman, pianist Simon Tedeschi, tenor Peter Brocklehurst, cellist Matthew Farrell, and pianist Young-Ah Kim, among many others.

The Northern Rivers Symphony Orchestra (NRSO) is a non-profit organisation offering a wide variety of high quality, affordable musical productions to the communities of the Southeast Queensland and Northern New South Wales regions of Australia. Originally an eighteen-member chamber ensemble founded by Barry Singh in 1993 in Murwillumbah, the Orchestra now draws as many as 60 players from as far afield as Lismore, Brisbane and Toowoomba.