Ticket Giveaway to The Mahler Chamber Orchestra

There is a chance for readers of SoundsLikeSydney to win a double pass to the Mahler Chamber Orchestra performance on Monday 10th June, 2013, 7 pm at the Sydney Opera House. Daniel Harding will conduct the orchestra with violinist Christian Tetzlaff the soloist.

The programme:

DEAN Testament

BEETHOVEN Violin Concerto

SCHUMANN Symphony No.3 Rhenish.

To enter the draw for this double pass, email [email protected] by 5 pm on Friday 31st May. The winner will be advised on Saturday 1st June.

Good luck!

 

 

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