The Manhattan Transfer in Harmony with The Idea of North

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Two vocal ensembles world-renowned for their tight vocal harmony and perfect blend come together in a rare event to perform in Sydney. The Manhattan Transfer, the multi-Grammy winning vocal quartet who made Chanson d’amour famous  and the ARIA award winning Australian vocal ensemble The Idea of North will be sharing the stage for an interactive performance entitled The Art of Harmony Singing.

Tickets: $30 adults, $20 students

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