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Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the endless inventiveness of William Barton.
More infoThe Choir of King’s College, Cambridge returns to put the glorious sound of the British choral tradition in dialogue with the oldest culture on earth. Hear soaring hymns and mighty anthems alongside a new work from Australian composer Damian Barbeler inspired by the questing writings of Judith Nangala Crispin.
Melbourne, Hamer Hall | 21 July 5pm |
Melbourne, Melbourne Recital Centre | 23 July 7pm |
Brisbane, QPAC | 25 July 7pm |
Sydney, City Recital Hall | 28 July 5pm |
Sydney, Sydney Opera House | 29 July 7pm |
Adelaide | 31 July 7:30pm |
Adelaide | 1 Aug 1pm |
Canberra | 3 Aug 7pm |
Perth | 5 Aug 7:30pm |
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Concert Duration
The concert has an approximate duration of 105 minutes (including interval).
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Old meets new and new meets old when a crack team of classical virtuosos team up with the endless inventiveness of William Barton.
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