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        Anna Hawkins - Journey On Tour
        Anna Hawkins Music presentsAnna Hawkins - Journey On Tour

        Anna Hawkins - Journey On Tour

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        St Paul's Collegiate

        77 Hukanui Road

        Hamilton, New Zealand

        When

        Sat 2 Nov 2013 - Fri 15 Nov 2013

        Running Time

        1 hour 45 minutes

        Interval

        up to 20 minutes

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        New Zealand classical crossover singer Anna Hawkins is performing three outstanding shows to follow up the release of her internationally recorded album, Journey On.  Accompanied by her live band, the Allura Quartet, and dancer the show will be an excellent nights entertainment. 

        “Blessed with a heavenly voice, Anna’s music and alluring stage presence boast a mesmerizing appeal, leaving audiences spellbound.”

        “I love to tell a story and to bring inspiration to people through music.” - Anna

        The evening will feature original and cover songs from her latest album drawing influences from classical, popular and Celtic music. You can also expect some audience favorites including ‘ Music of the Night’ ‘Song to The Moon’ and popular songs like ‘Hallelujah’ & ‘Danny Boy.’

        Sure to captivate and enthrall, Journey On, will lead you through an emotive landscape thoroughly inspired.

        Do not miss out on what is set to be a remarkable performance, her last before flying to Tokyo for a series of shows as the lead ‘Christine’ in ‘Ken Hills Phantom of the Opera.’