Clevedon Valley Music Foundation Trust presents

Music in the NEWS

Auckland Auckland
Sun 09 Sep

Venue

1 St Benedicts Street, Auckland

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EARLYBIRD ADULT Earlybird prices available until 31 August
$25.50
EARLYBIRD SENIOR 65+ with Gold Card
$17.00
EARLYBIRD STUDENT Student ID required
$12.75
EARLYBIRD CHILD 12 years and under
$8.50
ADULT
$30.00
SENIOR 65+ with Gold Card
$20.00
STUDENT Student ID required
$15.00
CHILD 12 years and under
$10.00
FAMILY 2 Adults and 2 Children
$50.00
GROUP OF 6 6 Adult tickets
$140.00

Timing

Running Time: 2 hours
Interval: 15 minutes

Venue

1 St Benedicts Street, Auckland

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$9.00
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Journeying from North to South, East to West, an exciting project celebrating music of two brilliant contemporary classical composers: Chris Artley (NZ/UK) and Vladimir Romanov (Germany/Russia).

The first half of the concert features international award winning choral works by Chris Artley, followed by the Southern Hemisphere premiere of Romanov’s Stabat Mater.

This first major concert of the Clevedon Valley Music Foundation Trust has an international focus with over 65 musicians making up the orchestra, choir and soloists from New Zealand and Europe and also showcases some high quality Auckland talent with Gina Sanders (Soprano) Peter Reid (Trumpet) Paul Chan (Organ), Yid-Ee Goh (Concertmaster), Peter Watts (Musical Director) and Lara Hall (Violin).