Pascal Herington’s Farewell Concert

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Sydney tenor Pascal Herington presents Opera and Beyond a farewell concert prior to his move overseas.

A graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Pascal is already well known on the Sydney stage having performed as soloist in productions by Pinchgut Opera, Sydney Chamber Opera, Christ Church St Laurence, Sydney Philharmonia Choirs and ensembles at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

Join Pascal and his colleagues singers Emily Edmonds, Rachel Bate, Javier Vilariño, Anna Dowsley, Alexander Knight and pianist Michael Curtain, for an afternoon of opera highlights, arias and ensembles from Mozart to Britten, performed by some of the brightest young stars of opera in Australia. Proceeds raised will support Pascal’s move to Europe.

Supper and refreshments provided.

Tickets: $25

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