The Orchestra at the Opera, painted by Edgar Degas in 1870: the bassoonist Desire Dihau and the pit orchestra, with dancers on the stage above

A world connectedby classical music

Nexus brings performance, learning and cultural discovery into the way we live

A growing ecosystem, rooted in classical music and open to the world.

At the Piano, painted by James McNeill Whistler in 1858: a grand piano across the room, a woman in black playing, a girl in white listening
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Listen. Feel. Belong.

Orchestral performance, choral voices and living musical traditions.

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Stay curious.

New ideas at the meeting point of art, education, science and sound.

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Come together.

Shared tables, cultural journeys and encounters that stay with us.

Music is humanity’s shared voice.

Across cultures and generations, music gives us a way to understand one another. We make space for that connection - in performance, in learning, and in everyday life.

Ludwig van Beethoven, painted by Joseph Karl Stieler in 1820, holding the manuscript of the Missa solemnis

Research

Orchestra Musicians, painted by Edgar Degas around 1872: three players seen from behind, the dancers in white on the stage beyond Nexus Arts Group on Substack nexusartsgroup.substack.com