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SUMMARY:The Australian Chamber Choir presents Venice
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of their 10th birthday\, the superb voices of the Australian Chamber Choir will combine with the sounds of Italian renaissance instruments for a sublime aural experience in their final concert of 2017\, Venice. Recently returned from a highly-acclaimed tour of Europe\, the ACC will sing Monteverdi\, Schütz\, Rigatti and Gabrieli across Melbourne and regional Victoria this October and November. \nUnder the direction of Douglas Lawrence\, the program predominantly features music written for Venice’s Basilica of San Marco – the origin of some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring choral music ever written. \nAdding to the vocal magic of the Choir is a spectacular array of early instruments played by some of Australia’s finest musicians including Brock Imison playing great bass racket and bass curtal as well as Australian Brandenburg Orchestra principal oboist Kirsten Barry\, who plays the curtal and Sydney Conservatorium of Music teacher and Australian Brandenburg Orchestra principal artist Matthew Manchester\, who plays the cornetto in this performance. \n  \nMACEDON         Sat 28 October\, 3:00pm Church of the Resurrection\, Corner of Mt Macedon Rd & Honour Ave Macedon \nGEELONG          Sun 29 October\, 3:00pm  Basilica of St Mary of the Angels\, 136 Yarra St  Geelong \nBRIGHTON        Sat 11 November\, 3:00pm St Andrew’s Corner of New and Church St  Brighton \nMIDDLE PARK Sun 12 November\, 3:00pm  Our Lady of Mount Carmel\, 210 Richardson St\, Middle Park
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/australian-chamber-choir-presents-venice/2017-11-12/
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SUMMARY:The Australian Chamber Choir presents Venice
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of their 10th birthday\, the superb voices of the Australian Chamber Choir will combine with the sounds of Italian renaissance instruments for a sublime aural experience in their final concert of 2017\, Venice. Recently returned from a highly-acclaimed tour of Europe\, the ACC will sing Monteverdi\, Schütz\, Rigatti and Gabrieli across Melbourne and regional Victoria this October and November. \nUnder the direction of Douglas Lawrence\, the program predominantly features music written for Venice’s Basilica of San Marco – the origin of some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring choral music ever written. \nAdding to the vocal magic of the Choir is a spectacular array of early instruments played by some of Australia’s finest musicians including Brock Imison playing great bass racket and bass curtal as well as Australian Brandenburg Orchestra principal oboist Kirsten Barry\, who plays the curtal and Sydney Conservatorium of Music teacher and Australian Brandenburg Orchestra principal artist Matthew Manchester\, who plays the cornetto in this performance. \n  \nMACEDON         Sat 28 October\, 3:00pm Church of the Resurrection\, Corner of Mt Macedon Rd & Honour Ave Macedon \nGEELONG          Sun 29 October\, 3:00pm  Basilica of St Mary of the Angels\, 136 Yarra St  Geelong \nBRIGHTON        Sat 11 November\, 3:00pm St Andrew’s Corner of New and Church St  Brighton \nMIDDLE PARK Sun 12 November\, 3:00pm  Our Lady of Mount Carmel\, 210 Richardson St\, Middle Park
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/australian-chamber-choir-presents-venice/2017-11-11/
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SUMMARY:The Australian Chamber Choir presents Venice
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of their 10th birthday\, the superb voices of the Australian Chamber Choir will combine with the sounds of Italian renaissance instruments for a sublime aural experience in their final concert of 2017\, Venice. Recently returned from a highly-acclaimed tour of Europe\, the ACC will sing Monteverdi\, Schütz\, Rigatti and Gabrieli across Melbourne and regional Victoria this October and November. \nUnder the direction of Douglas Lawrence\, the program predominantly features music written for Venice’s Basilica of San Marco – the origin of some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring choral music ever written. \nAdding to the vocal magic of the Choir is a spectacular array of early instruments played by some of Australia’s finest musicians including Brock Imison playing great bass racket and bass curtal as well as Australian Brandenburg Orchestra principal oboist Kirsten Barry\, who plays the curtal and Sydney Conservatorium of Music teacher and Australian Brandenburg Orchestra principal artist Matthew Manchester\, who plays the cornetto in this performance. \n  \nMACEDON         Sat 28 October\, 3:00pm Church of the Resurrection\, Corner of Mt Macedon Rd & Honour Ave Macedon \nGEELONG          Sun 29 October\, 3:00pm  Basilica of St Mary of the Angels\, 136 Yarra St  Geelong \nBRIGHTON        Sat 11 November\, 3:00pm St Andrew’s Corner of New and Church St  Brighton \nMIDDLE PARK Sun 12 November\, 3:00pm  Our Lady of Mount Carmel\, 210 Richardson St\, Middle Park
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/australian-chamber-choir-presents-venice/2017-10-29/
LOCATION:Various
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SUMMARY:The Australian Chamber Choir presents Venice
DESCRIPTION:In celebration of their 10th birthday\, the superb voices of the Australian Chamber Choir will combine with the sounds of Italian renaissance instruments for a sublime aural experience in their final concert of 2017\, Venice. Recently returned from a highly-acclaimed tour of Europe\, the ACC will sing Monteverdi\, Schütz\, Rigatti and Gabrieli across Melbourne and regional Victoria this October and November. \nUnder the direction of Douglas Lawrence\, the program predominantly features music written for Venice’s Basilica of San Marco – the origin of some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring choral music ever written. \nAdding to the vocal magic of the Choir is a spectacular array of early instruments played by some of Australia’s finest musicians including Brock Imison playing great bass racket and bass curtal as well as Australian Brandenburg Orchestra principal oboist Kirsten Barry\, who plays the curtal and Sydney Conservatorium of Music teacher and Australian Brandenburg Orchestra principal artist Matthew Manchester\, who plays the cornetto in this performance. \n  \nMACEDON         Sat 28 October\, 3:00pm Church of the Resurrection\, Corner of Mt Macedon Rd & Honour Ave Macedon \nGEELONG          Sun 29 October\, 3:00pm  Basilica of St Mary of the Angels\, 136 Yarra St  Geelong \nBRIGHTON        Sat 11 November\, 3:00pm St Andrew’s Corner of New and Church St  Brighton \nMIDDLE PARK Sun 12 November\, 3:00pm  Our Lady of Mount Carmel\, 210 Richardson St\, Middle Park
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/australian-chamber-choir-presents-venice/2017-10-28/
LOCATION:Various
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SUMMARY:A London Coronation
DESCRIPTION:Melbourne’s internationally acclaimed Australian Chamber Choir presents the majestic A London Coronation\, celebrating the 65th anniversary of HM Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne with the magnificent music that helped make her coronation remarkable. \nThe program is a treasury of English choral music from the last five centuries with compositions from William Byrd and Orlando Gibbons through to Charles Villiers Stanford\, Herbert Howells\, R. Vaughan Williams and William Walton. \nA London Coronation Program: \n\nGeorge Frederic Handel (1685–1757) Zadok the Priest\nCharles Hubert Parry (1848–1918) I was Glad\nOrlando Gibbons (1583–1625) O clap your hands\nWilliam Byrd (c.1539–1623) I will not leave you comfortless\nHerbert Howells (1892–1983) Behold\, O God\n Vaughan Williams (1872–1958) Sanctus\, O taste and see\nWilliam Walton (1902–83) Te Deum Laudamus\nCharles Villiers Stanford (1852–1924) Gloria in Excelsis\n\nThe ACC is the only Australian choir with a regular international touring program.  During its first ten years\, the choir has averaged ten engagements per year in Europe with concerts in Germany\, Denmark\, Poland\, Austria\, Switzerland\, Italy and France. Established by Douglas Lawrence and his wife\, Elizabeth Anderson in 2007\, the choir has performed widely throughout Victoria and sung in Sydney\, regional NSW and Canberra. \nBoth in Australia and in Europe\, they have attracted the praise of audiences and critics alike: “quite simply phenomenal” Guido Krawinkel\, General-Anzeiger Bonn\, Germany; “Australian Choir in Super League” Hans Krarup\, Dagbladet Ringsted\, Denmark “flawless intonation\, impeccable blend … an exceptional concert” Martin Duffy\, Sydney Morning Herald.
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/a-london-coronation-2/
LOCATION:Scots’ Church\, Corner of Collins & Russell Streets\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, 3000\, Australia
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