Double Pass Giveaways to IFAC Australian Singing Competition Final

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There are five double pass giveaways to the finals of the IFAC Australian Singing Competition Finals on Saturday October 3 at 7 pm at the Concourse  Concert Hall in Chatswood.

The five outstanding finalists are: bass baritone Jeremy Kleeman (24), counter tenor Maximilian Riebl (23) and the only female contestant, soprano Rebecca Gulinello (24), all from Victoria. Joining them from NSW will be tenor Damian Arnold (23) and baritone Benson Wilson (24),from New Zealand.

Accompanied by the Australian Opera & Ballet Orchestra conducted by Maestro Johannes Fritzsch they will be competing for over $200,000 in prizes & opportunities. 

Click here for more information.

If you would like one of these double passes, email [email protected] by 5 pm on Friday September 25. recipients will be advised by midday on Monday September 28.

 

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