St Mary’s Singers presents Stainer’s Crucifixion, a Passiontide classic, with soloists Adam Player and Craig Everingham, directed by Simon Nieminski with Joshua Ryan on the Grand Organ.
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School aged children free (in general seating area)
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Trinity Grammar School’s Society of the Arts proudly presents an evening of music-making with classical accordionist James Crabb. James will be joined for this concert by Australia Ensemble cellist Julian Smiles, in a programme of solo and chamber music including Piazzolla’s Tres Tangos, Sofia Gubaidulina’s De Profundis and JS Bach’s Sonata no. 3 in G Minor,…
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