Melbourne Digital Concert Hall Presents The Bendigo Chamber Music Festival

Melbourne Digital Concert Hall brings you the Bendigo Chamber Music Festival which opens tomorrow, Wednesday 3 February and runs till Sunday 7 February.

Available on-line and in person, nine concerts in five days sees something to suit all tastes from jazz and Vivaldi to Bartok and Bach, Art Song to instrumental and string ensembles as well as discussions.

Featured artists include pianist Daniel de Borah/ Thomas Hutchinson, Oboe/ violinists Sophie Rowell, Natsuko Yoshimoto and Matthew Tomkins/ Tobias Breider – Viola/ Chris Howlett – Cello/ Jacqueline Porter soprano

Click here for more information and to purchase single tickets or season passes, for digital concert or to attend in person.

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