Alta Collective

13/03/2026

Thank you to our amazing audience last night! It was an absolute pleasure to perform two sold shows of Baltic Landscapes in the stunning Long Room at What an acoustic! 💚

07/03/2026

Like to hear more about our Baltic Landscapes program on March 13 at the Immigration Museum? Link to listen below👇🏼

Our 7pm show is sold out and only a handful of tickets left for our 8.30pm show. Head to the immigration museum website to snap up tickets before they are all gone!

Alta Collective Artistic Director Renee Heron spoke recently with Annie Martin about their upcoming performances at the Immigration Museum next Friday 13 March.

Drawing on the rich choral traditions of the Baltic countries, 'Baltic Landscapes: Songs of Nature, Folklore and the Baltic Spirit' features music by Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Finnish composers, including Veljo Tormis, Laura Jēkabsone and Ēriks Ešenvalds, alongside a world premiere by Latvian Australian composer Aija Draguns, commissioned by Alta Collective.

👉 Listen to their conversation here: https://omny.fm/shows/3mbs-interviews/renee-heron-alta-collective

01/03/2026

Alta has commissioned the wonderful Latvian Australian composer Aija Draguns to write a very special piece for us that will be premiered at Baltic Landscapes on Friday March 13. It’s STUNNING and we can’t wait to share it with you 🌙

7pm show sold out but still tickets available for the new 8.30pm performance. Link to tickets in bio or visit the website!

25/01/2026

📣 Save the date! Friday 13 March - 7pm

Drawing on the rich choral traditions of the Baltic countries, this concert presents music by Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Finnish composers including Veljo Tormis, Laura Jēkabsone and Ēriks Ešenvalds, alongside a world premiere by Latvian Australian composer Aija Draguns, commissioned by Alta Collective.

Through diverse repertoire, storytelling and imaginative staging, Alta Collective presents a carefully curated concert that invites audiences into a sonic journey across the Baltic landscape. Set within the evocative Long Room at the Immigration Museum, the program celebrates the enduring relationship between music, nature and cultural inheritance, while highlighting the living, evolving legacy of Baltic choral traditions.

08/11/2025

And that’s a wrap!! Thank you to everyone that came and supported us over the last couple of weeks. It was a pleasure to perform to such a fab crowd. 💕

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