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        Hark, Sweet Music
        NZ Barok: New Zealand's Baroque Orchestra presentsHark, Sweet Music

        Hark, Sweet Music

        Handel's 'Water Music' and Purcell's 'Fairy-Queen'

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        St George's Presbyterian Church

        2 The Terrace

        Takapuna, New Zealand

        When

        Fri 2 Oct 2020

        Running Time

        80 minutes

        Interval

        10 minutes

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        NZ Barok’s response to Corona virus (COVID-19) The health and welfare of our audience, musicians and communities is of the utmost importance to NZ Barok. We are monitoring and managing any potential risks, and updating our procedures as needed.

        NB NZ Barok has chosen to cancel its Hark, Sweet Music​ concert at St George's Presbyterian Church, Takapuna on Friday 2nd October. The Hark, Sweet Music concerts 3-4 October 2020 at St. Luke’s, Remuera are currently going ahead. Thank you for your ongoing support of NZ Barok.


        Music fit for Kings and Queens, Handel's glorious Water Music and Purcell's sparkling Fairy-Queen will entrance and entertain. Don't miss the chance to hear these masterworks in all their shining glory on baroque instruments.

        NZ Barok would like to thank Auckland Council and Dragon Community Trust for their support.

        NZ Barok is New Zealand's only period orchestra. Comprising leading baroque specialists from all over New Zealand, NZ Barok performs using instruments and playing styles of the period, breathing fresh life and vitality into baroque and classical masterpieces and lesser-known musical treasures from the 18th century.


        www.nzbarok.org.nz