An Evening of Song: Bellsonance in Melbourne
In April 2026, Bellsonance Productions presented An Evening of Song in Melbourne - a chamber concert dedicated to vocal music, artistic collaboration, and the intimate connection between performers and audiences.
Held at Crystal Hall, the concert brought together emerging musicians from across Australia in a program that combined classical vocal repertoire, chamber performance, and lyrical musical storytelling.
The evening featured performances by:
• Amalia Safonova - soprano and flautist
• Artemii Safonov - pianist and composer
• Silas Gregory - bass-baritone
with invited artists:
• Dallas Tippett - baritone
• Eliza Henson - violin
Presented to a full audience, the concert received an especially warm response from listeners throughout the evening. The atmosphere in the hall reflected exactly the kind of artistic experience Bellsonance strives to create - personal, emotionally engaging, and deeply connected with the audience.
One of the memorable moments of the evening came at the conclusion of the program when, following enthusiastic applause, the musicians returned to the stage for an encore performance of Waltz by Eugen Doga.
Beyond the music itself, the project became an example of the multicultural artistic community that continues to grow around Bellsonance Productions. Audiences and supporters from different cultural backgrounds came together through a shared love of music and live performance.
Bellsonance Productions would like to express sincere gratitude to the Russian House in Melbourne for generously providing Crystal Hall and supporting the organisation of the concert.
We are also deeply grateful to members of the Romanian, Japanese, and Malaysian communities whose support helped share the event with wider audiences and contributed to the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the evening.
Concert photography by Alexander Moloksher.
As Bellsonance continues to grow, projects such as An Evening of Song remain at the heart of the organisation’s artistic vision - creating concerts where emerging musicians can perform professionally while audiences experience music in a direct, intimate, and meaningful way.
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