It’s your turn to choose the music!

Saturday, 23 November 2024
7.30pm

Verbrugghen Hall
Sydney Conservatorium of Music

Over the course of 2024, we’ll be asking you for your favourites, and then putting them all together into one glorious evening of choral delights. There’ll be something for everyone – the sublime polyphony of the Renaissance, the glory of Bach, the warmth of the Romantics, and the Australian composers who have made a home in our hearts. And whether it’s music from centuries past or music hot off the press, music on a grand scale or music for intimate occasions, music throbbing with passion or sparkling with humour, we can’t wait to sing it for you!

Program

Music to be chosen, by popular demand!

Artists

Sydney Chamber Choir

Sam Allchurch
Conductor


Date & Time
Saturday, 23 November 2024
7.30pm

Where
Verbrugghen Hall
Sydney Conservatorium of Music

 

Ticket Prices

Premium $75 (Concession $65)
A Reserve $60 (Concession $55)
B Reserve $50 (Concession $45)
Student & Under 30 $30

Booking fees apply.

Concession prices apply to holders of Commonwealth Health Care Cards, Pensioner Concession Cards and Seniors Health Cards as well as NSW Government Seniors Cards. The Student price applies to full-time students.

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