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Evgeny Ukhanov_Russian Concert Pianist
Sunday 15 March
at 3pm
at the St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall
Commissioner Street, about it Cooma
Followed by afternoon tea
Tickets are available at The Fabric Salon, Cooma
Tickets
Adult $25
Concession $20
SMAC Member $15
School Students and Children FREE
Evgeny Ukhanov began his piano studies at the age of seven. He came from the Ukraine to Australia on a scholarship in 1998 and completed his Bachelor of Music.
Evgeny has performed all around the world, has recorded solo and chamber music, has featured in the TV series “Prodigy” and this year he will be competing in the Top of the World International Piano Competition in Norway.
“Evgeny has performed in England, Romania, Italy, USA, France, Germany, Japan, Ukraine and Russia. He began his studies when he was seven years old in the Ukraine and gave his first performance at the age of nine. In 1997 he was a major prize winner in both the Second Horowitz International Pi-ano competition in Ukraine, and the International Piano competition in Sen-igalia, Italy. You are in for a treat when Evgeny comes to Cooma. The Cooma program will include Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, Balakirev and Gershwin.” from Snowy Monaro Arts Council  Newsletter Feruary 2015.
Saturday 6 September 2014 at 7.30pmSt Pauls’s Anglican Parish Hall, buy 136 Commissioner Street Cooma
Tickets – Available at The Fabric Salon, visit this 42 Vale Street Cooma
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Stars Will Come Out This Saturday
In the first item on the Arts Council’s concert programme this Saturday evening, viagra sale musician Chris Wall will be playing trumpet and piano at the same time. To find out how he achieves this and to appreciate the results, you will need to come along to St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall for the 7:30pm recital.
This concert, the final Snowy Monaro Arts Council presentation for 2014, is named “Stars†in deference to the rich programme. It includes the title song, “Stars†from ‘Les Miserables’ as well as Albert Arlen’s arrangement of “Clancy of the Overflow†(featuring the lines, “And he sees the vision splendid of the sunlit plains extended, and at the night the wond’rous glory of the everlasting starsâ€).
These two pieces are not the only stars to be enjoyed on the night. The three performers Glenyss Allen, Thomas Keenan and Chris Wall are each very accomplished in their instruments – piano, voice and brass respectively.
The programme also showcases well-loved composers and well-loved tunes such as Henry Mancini and Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Tickets for “Stars†are available at The Fabric Salon in Cooma. Admission is $25 for an Adult, $20 for Concession and $15 for Snowy Monaro Arts Council members. Admission is free for children and school students. Of course supper is included in the ticket price.
Contact Glenyss Allen 6452 3561 for further information
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Presented by Snowy Monaro Arts Council Inc
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Snowy Monaro Arts Council
Where: St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall, ask 136 Commissioner Street Cooma NSW
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On Wednesday 6 August, Snowy Monaro Arts Council will proudly present its annual ‘Young @ Art’ concert – an opportunity for young musicians to perform to a discerning audience – at the Anglican Parish Hall in Cooma.
The Arts Council for decades has been responsible for attracting and hosting high quality musical performances to the district. But seven years ago the organisation decided to publicly acknowledge the talents of local performers – in particular, very young and gifted musicians.
Apart from chances to perform before family and friends, and at schools or in competitions and eisteddfods, many young performers rarely have the chance to play to an audience of strangers. And so, ‘Young @ Art’ was conceived.
Wednesday’s performers will be predominantly teenagers, each considered accomplished in their chosen instrument. There will be pianists, guitarists, flautists and more, and solo as well as ensemble presentations.
Anybody wanting to encourage our local young people and who loves good quality music is invited to attend the concert. Tickets are available at The Fabric Salon and at the door.
For further information:
Concert convenor – Glenyss Allen 6452 3561
Presented by:
Snowy Monaro Arts Council
Where: St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall, ask 136 Commissioner Street Cooma NSW
Click below for Programme:
On Wednesday 6 August, Snowy Monaro Arts Council will proudly present its annual ‘Young @ Art’ concert – an opportunity for young musicians to perform to a discerning audience – at the Anglican Parish Hall in Cooma.
The Arts Council for decades has been responsible for attracting and hosting high quality musical performances to the district. But seven years ago the organisation decided to publicly acknowledge the talents of local performers – in particular, very young and gifted musicians.
Apart from chances to perform before family and friends, and at schools or in competitions and eisteddfods, many young performers rarely have the chance to play to an audience of strangers. And so, ‘Young @ Art’ was conceived.
Wednesday’s performers will be predominantly teenagers, each considered accomplished in their chosen instrument. There will be pianists, guitarists, flautists and more, and solo as well as ensemble presentations.
Anybody wanting to encourage our local young people and who loves good quality music is invited to attend the concert. Tickets are available at The Fabric Salon and at the door.
For further information:
Concert convenor – Glenyss Allen 6452 3561
Rhapsody in Blue in Cooma
Simon Tedesch
In 1924 the American composer and pianist George Gershwin wrote a piece of classical-and-jazz music called “Rhapsody in Blueâ€. He said it came to him on a train journey, unhealthy
“…with its steely rhythms, its rattle-ty bang…â€, and it became his most popular tune. At the time he wrote it, Gershwin was 26 years old.
He was only 38 when he died, but his music has been recorded by countless stars over the decades, from Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Judy Garland and Ella Fitzgerald, to Madonna, Amy Winehouse and Sting.
Before Gershwin died a young musician had the opportunity to perform “Rhapsody in Blue†with him. That man, then aged in his late ‘teens or early 20s, was Larry Adler, who became widely acknowledged as one of the world’s most skilled harmonica players. Adler enjoyed a very long career, was friends with people like Charlie Chaplin and Cole Porter, and he performed and recorded with composers and artists all around the world right up until he passed away at the age of 87 in 2001.
George Gershwin
In 2000 when he was 86 Adler toured in Australia, and another very young musician performed “Rhapsody in Blue†with the legend. That was Simon Tedeschi, who was then aged 19 and well on the way to becoming one of the finest musicians of his generation.
This story is by way of saying that when Larry Adler described Simon Tedeschi as “the greatest Gershwin exponent I have ever seenâ€, it was no light compliment.
And it means the Cooma audience is in for a treat when Tedeschi plays “Rhapsody in Blue†during his recital this Fridayevening, the 25th of July. Tickets for the concert are available at The Fabric Salon and are limited, so get yours early.
The concert will be at the Anglican Parish Hall on Commissioner Street at 7:30pm. Supper will follow with the chance to talk with Simon Tedeschi.
Classical guitarist Campbell Diamond performed a solo concert in Cooma on Saturday. Just 22 years old, sovaldi he performed an entertaining and varied programme of challenging pieces that were played with virtuosity and musical maturity beyond his years.
It was a real treat. Try and get along to his remaining concerts in his tour Dubbo, audiologist Melbourne & Newcastle. Here’s some photos from the Cooma concert as well as the programme.
Sydney Conservatorium of Music Great Southern Tour 2014
The thirteenth annual visit to Cooma by students of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music will be on Wednesday 18 June.
This year’s concert will feature Kinsey Alexander on flute, implant
Patrick Keith on piano, soprano, Chloe Mackenzie, Liam Meany on cello and Tony Zhai on violin. The students will be accompanied by renowned pianist David Miller.
Kinsey Alexander plays flute as a soloist and in chamber ensembles. Currently she is a member of the Sydney Youth Orchestra. A former student of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music High School, her talent has taken her to New York and has seen her take private lessons with several internationally renowned flautists.
Patrick Keith is fast establishing himself as an adventurous and experienced ensemble pianist. Recently Patrick has broadcasted in a number of recitals for FM Fine Music together with other acclaimed musicians. He is currently completing a Master’s Degree in Piano Performance.
Chloe MacKenzie – Soprano
Chloe Mackenzie is a young lyric coloratura soprano who has performed widely in Australia and in the United Kingdom. Her theatrical credits include the roles of Mabel in ‘The Pirates of Penzance’, Yum-Yum in ‘Mikado’, Cosette in ‘Les Miserables’ and Christine in ‘Phantom of the Opera’.
Liam Meany was born in Canberra and began cello lessons at the age of nine. He is a current member of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music’s Symphony Orchestra and the Chamber Orchestra, and is a full-time member of the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra.
21-year-old Tony Zhai has studied violin in Auckland and in Sydney and has won a number of scholarships and awards in New Zealand in Australia. Tony has also performed in Brazil and plans to complete his Master’s Degree in Germany. Next month he will give a full-length recital in Norway.
David Miller accompanies students every year on their Great Southern Tour of NSW. Widely recognised as one of Australia’s leading pianists, chamber musicians and vocal accompanists, David’s performing schedule has taken him to the UK and New Zealand as well as many countries throughout Asia and the Pacific.
His schedule brings him to Cooma on Wednesday 18 June, for a recital at St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall on Commissioner Street. The recital starts at 7:30pm. Tickets are available now at The Fabric Salon. School students and young children are free to attend, and supper will follow the concert.
Vendulka (from XFactor) Performing at Alpine Hotel Saturday 3 August at 7.30pm
Cooma Concert Details:
GRIGORYAN BROTHERS
THE SEASONS
NATIONAL TOUR
Australia’s leading guitar duo take on a
Russian piano classic
“Tchaikovsky’s The Seasons has been on the Grigoryan
family ‘to do list’ for 15 years, cheap †says Slava Grigoryan. “Many
years ago I’d performed a few movements from The
Seasons which dad had arranged for me but you really need
two guitars to cover the full dynamic range and detail. Since
then Leonard and I have been planning to record the
complete set.â€
The Seasons, recipe a twelve-movement composition written for
solo piano by the iconic Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich
Tchaikovsky, has at last been arranged for two guitars by
Edward Grigoryan for his sons Slava and Leonard
Grigoryan, who together are one of the world’s leading guitar
duos.
“For many years Slava and I have wanted to breathe new life
into classical guitar repertoire,†says Leonard. “While in the
past we’ve performed Spanish and French piano
compositions that have been transcribed for two guitars, this
arrangement of The Seasons is quite unique.â€
“This guitar transition is a rare occurrence with Russian piano music, so I think when people hear this
we might see it happening more and more,†adds Slava. “Dad’s arrangement is nothing short of
stunning, retaining what makes it a masterpiece, while presenting it in a totally different setting and
giving it a new voice.â€
The new CD includes the complete The Seasons, with its movements characterising the twelve months
of the year. These mini-melodic showpieces were written around the time Tchaikovsky was composing
the ballet Swan Lake and were commissioned to be printed as monthly installments for readers of the
music magazine Nouvellist in 1876.
On this tour, Slava and Leonard will perform highlights from The Seasons as well as a selection of their
favourite pieces. This will include compositions from all corners of the world and pieces that display their
improvisational skills. While the brothers have both forged careers that demonstrate great skill across a
number of musical genres, The Seasons CD and tour marks a return to a more classical setting, whilst
still pushing the limits of what two classical guitars can accomplish together.
The Grigoryan Brothers are Australia’s leading and favourite guitar duo. In addition to their individual
careers and collaborations with other artists, as the Grigoryan Brothers they have recorded five albums,
been nominated for numerous ARIA Awards and undertaken international tours through Europe, USA,
UK, Asia, Russia, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates, as well as many national tours.
. guitar playing of uncommon originality and authority.
Musicality, expressivity and daring…†The New York Times
Cooma Concert Details:
GRIGORYAN BROTHERS
THE SEASONS
NATIONAL TOUR
Australia’s leading guitar duo take on a
Russian piano classic
“Tchaikovsky’s The Seasons has been on the Grigoryan
family ‘to do list’ for 15 years,†says Slava Grigoryan. “Many
years ago I’d performed a few movements from The
Seasons which dad had arranged for me but you really need
two guitars to cover the full dynamic range and detail. Since
then Leonard and I have been planning to record the
complete set.â€
The Seasons, a twelve-movement composition written for
solo piano by the iconic Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich
Tchaikovsky, has at last been arranged for two guitars by
Edward Grigoryan for his sons Slava and Leonard
Grigoryan, who together are one of the world’s leading guitar
duos.
“For many years Slava and I have wanted to breathe new life
into classical guitar repertoire,†says Leonard. “While in the
past we’ve performed Spanish and French piano
compositions that have been transcribed for two guitars, this
arrangement of The Seasons is quite unique.â€
“This guitar transition is a rare occurrence with Russian piano music, so I think when people hear this
we might see it happening more and more,†adds Slava. “Dad’s arrangement is nothing short of
stunning, retaining what makes it a masterpiece, while presenting it in a totally different setting and
giving it a new voice.â€
The new CD includes the complete The Seasons, with its movements characterising the twelve months
of the year. These mini-melodic showpieces were written around the time Tchaikovsky was composing
the ballet Swan Lake and were commissioned to be printed as monthly installments for readers of the
music magazine Nouvellist in 1876.
On this tour, Slava and Leonard will perform highlights from The Seasons as well as a selection of their
favourite pieces. This will include compositions from all corners of the world and pieces that display their
improvisational skills. While the brothers have both forged careers that demonstrate great skill across a
number of musical genres, The Seasons CD and tour marks a return to a more classical setting, whilst
still pushing the limits of what two classical guitars can accomplish together.
The Grigoryan Brothers are Australia’s leading and favourite guitar duo. In addition to their individual
careers and collaborations with other artists, as the Grigoryan Brothers they have recorded five albums,
been nominated for numerous ARIA Awards and undertaken international tours through Europe, USA,
UK, Asia, Russia, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates, as well as many national tours.
. guitar playing of uncommon originality and authority.
Musicality, expressivity and daring…†The New York Times
Cooma Concert Details:
GRIGORYAN BROTHERS
THE SEASONS
NATIONAL TOUR
Australia’s leading guitar duo take on a
Russian piano classic
“Tchaikovsky’s The Seasons has been on the Grigoryan
family ‘to do list’ for 15 years, health
†says Slava Grigoryan. “Many
years ago I’d performed a few movements from The
Seasons which dad had arranged for me but you really need
two guitars to cover the full dynamic range and detail. Since
then Leonard and I have been planning to record the
complete set.â€
The Seasons, a twelve-movement composition written for
solo piano by the iconic Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich
Tchaikovsky, has at last been arranged for two guitars by
Edward Grigoryan for his sons Slava and Leonard
Grigoryan, who together are one of the world’s leading guitar
duos.
“For many years Slava and I have wanted to breathe new life
into classical guitar repertoire,†says Leonard. “While in the
past we’ve performed Spanish and French piano
compositions that have been transcribed for two guitars, this
arrangement of The Seasons is quite unique.â€
“This guitar transition is a rare occurrence with Russian piano music, so I think when people hear this
we might see it happening more and more,†adds Slava. “Dad’s arrangement is nothing short of
stunning, retaining what makes it a masterpiece, while presenting it in a totally different setting and
giving it a new voice.â€
The new CD includes the complete The Seasons, with its movements characterising the twelve months
of the year. These mini-melodic showpieces were written around the time Tchaikovsky was composing
the ballet Swan Lake and were commissioned to be printed as monthly installments for readers of the
music magazine Nouvellist in 1876.
On this tour, Slava and Leonard will perform highlights from The Seasons as well as a selection of their
favourite pieces. This will include compositions from all corners of the world and pieces that display their
improvisational skills. While the brothers have both forged careers that demonstrate great skill across a
number of musical genres, The Seasons CD and tour marks a return to a more classical setting, whilst
still pushing the limits of what two classical guitars can accomplish together.
The Grigoryan Brothers are Australia’s leading and favourite guitar duo. In addition to their individual
careers and collaborations with other artists, as the Grigoryan Brothers they have recorded five albums,
been nominated for numerous ARIA Awards and undertaken international tours through Europe, USA,
UK, Asia, Russia, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates, as well as many national tours.
. guitar playing of uncommon originality and authority.
Musicality, expressivity and daring…†The New York Times
On Wednesday 7 August, drugs
Snowy Monaro Arts Council will proudly present its annual ‘Young @ Art’ concert – an opportunity for young musicians to perform to a discerning audience – at the Anglican Parish Hall in Cooma.
The Arts Council for decades has been responsible for attracting and hosting high quality musical performances to the district. But six years ago the organisation decided to publicly acknowledge the talents of local performers – in particular, very young and gifted musicians.
Apart from chances to perform before family and friends, and at schools or in competitions and eisteddfods, many young performers rarely have the chance to play to an audience of strangers. And so, ‘Young @ Art’ was conceived.
Wednesday’s performers will be predominantly teenagers, each considered accomplished in their chosen instrument. There will be pianists, guitarists, flautists and more, and solo as well as ensemble presentations.
Anybody wanting to encourage our local young people and who loves good quality music is invited to attend the concert. Tickets are available at The Fabric Salon and at the door.
For further information:
Concert convenor – Glenyss Allen 6452 3561
Regards,
Caroline Fox
Publicity
Snowy Monaro Arts Council
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Where: Wesley Music Centre, viagra order 20 National Circuit Forrest ACT
When: Sunday 14 March 2010, 2.00 pm to 5.30 pm
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Pierre Herrero has been importing quality Spanish Classical & Flamenco guitars into Australia for many years. Pierre has also been an ardent supporter of the classical guitar in Australia. Among many other activities, he has sponsored the Sydney Classical Society Summer School and the Melbourne based Alhambra Sadie Awards.
On Sunday 14 March, Pierre will be showcasing in an informal setting, a wonderful range of guitars for the members of the Canberra Classical Guitar Society, guitar students and  teachers as well as the general public.
The Guitars:
Pierre will be presenting a range of guitars that include the Spanish made Alhambra guitars. These will include:
Pierre will be also hoping to  have a range of quality Vintage and Pre-loved guitars. These much sought-after gems may include makers such as Ramirez (1974), Conde Hermanos Medialuna Blanca, Dan Kellaway, Kim Lissarrague, and Richard Howell.
Enquiries:Allan Spencer
Shop 2, Parkview Arcade, 123 Sharp Street,
Cooma, NSW 2630
Phone: 02 6452 6067
Fax: 02 6452 4938
Email: allan@coomamusic.com.au
Alhambra Guitars Made in Spain
We have the Alhambra guitars from Spain.  So you can  pick up a quality hand made Spanish guitar for a great price. We now have in stock:
Also in smaller sizes:
Alhambra 7C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top-solid mahogany back & sides) $1740
Alhambra 4P Classical Guitar (solid cedar top pictured-rosewood back & sides) $1160
Alhambra 3C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $906
Alhambra 2C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $769
Alhambra 1C (Solid Cedar Top) $599-Great guitar for the serious beginner!
Alhambra Guitars Made in Spain
We have the Alhambra guitars from Spain.  So you can  pick up a quality hand made Spanish guitar for a great price. We now have in stock:
Also in smaller sizes:
Alhambra 7C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top-solid mahogany back & sides) $1740
Alhambra 4P Classical Guitar (solid cedar top pictured-rosewood back & sides) $1160
Alhambra 3C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $906
Alhambra 2C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $769
Alhambra 1C (Solid Cedar Top) $599-Great guitar for the serious beginner!
Alhambra Guitars Made in Spain
We have the Alhambra guitars from Spain.  So you can  pick up a quality hand made Spanish guitar for a great price. We now have in stock:
Also in smaller sizes:
Alhambra 7C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top-solid mahogany back & sides) $1740
Alhambra 4P Classical Guitar (solid cedar top pictured-rosewood back & sides) $1160
Alhambra 3C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $906
Alhambra 2C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $769
Alhambra 1C (Solid Cedar Top) $599-Great guitar for the serious beginner!
Alhambra Guitars Made in Spain
We have the Alhambra guitars from Spain.  So you can  pick up a quality hand made Spanish guitar for a great price. We now have in stock:
Also in smaller sizes:
Alhambra 7C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top-solid mahogany back & sides) $1740
Alhambra 4P Classical Guitar (solid cedar top pictured-rosewood back & sides) $1160
Alhambra 3C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $906
Alhambra 2C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $769
Alhambra 1C (Solid Cedar Top) $599-Great guitar for the serious beginner!
Alhambra Guitars Made in Spain
We have the Alhambra guitars from Spain.  So you can  pick up a quality hand made Spanish guitar for a great price. We now have in stock:
Also in smaller sizes:
Alhambra 7C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top-solid mahogany back & sides) $1740
Alhambra 4P Classical Guitar (solid cedar top pictured-rosewood back & sides) $1160
Alhambra 3C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $906
Alhambra 2C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $769
Alhambra 1C (Solid Cedar Top) $599-Great guitar for the serious beginner!
Alhambra Guitars Made in Spain
We have the Alhambra guitars from Spain.  So you can  pick up a quality hand made Spanish guitar for a great price. We now have in stock:
Also in smaller sizes:
Alhambra 7C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top-solid mahogany back & sides) $1740
Alhambra 4P Classical Guitar (solid cedar top pictured-rosewood back & sides) $1160
Alhambra 3C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $906
Alhambra 2C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $769
Alhambra 1C (Solid Cedar Top) $599-Great guitar for the serious beginner!
Alhambra Guitars Made in Spain
We have the Alhambra guitars from Spain.  So you can  pick up a quality hand made Spanish guitar for a great price. We now have in stock:
Also in smaller sizes:
Alhambra 7C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top-solid mahogany back & sides) $1740
Alhambra 4P Classical Guitar (solid cedar top pictured-rosewood back & sides) $1160
Alhambra 3C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $906
Alhambra 2C Classical Guitar (solid cedar top) $769
Alhambra 1C (Solid Cedar Top) $599-Great guitar for the serious beginner!
Twenty two-year-old pianist Nicholas Young, shopNicholas, who comes from Sydney, began studying piano at the age of six. His extraordinary skills as a musician have earned him several scholarships and gained him recognition in many competitions. In 2012 he also took second place in the Australian National Piano Award, and prior to that he won his section in the ABC Symphony Australia Young Performers Awards. As a teenager he was the national winner of the Yamaha Australian Youth Piano Competition in 2007.
An accomplished performer, Nicholas has played with Symphony Orchestras all around Australia and has given solo recitals in Australia and New Zealand. His 3 March recital in Cooma is at 2:30pm in the Anglican Parish Hall on Commissioner Street, on the Snowy Monaro Arts Council’s own grand piano.
Tickets for the recital are available at The Fabric Salon and at the door before the concert.
Presented by Snowy Monaro Arts Council
Presented by Snowy Monaro Arts Council Inc.
A concert of Baroque music featuring the talents of Peter Crane (Organ), angina Chris Wall (Trumpet) and Glenyss Allen (Piano).
St Andrew’s Uniting Church, ask Soho Street Cooma
Tickets available from “The Fabric Salon”, Vale Street Cooma.
The Beauty of Baroque in Cooma
On Sunday 10 February at 2:30pm Peter Crane will present his fourth concert in St Andrew’s Uniting Church in Cooma.
Peter’s life has been music. Starting on piano at the age of four, his career as an organist began when he was just 16. He played for broadcasts and concerts on organs at Pitt Street Congregational Church and Sydney Town Hall plus numerous concerts at Sydney Opera House.
Since 1990 Peter has resided in Brisbane where he is a freelance professional accompanist and organist. He is heavily involved in Redlands Eisteddfods and has directed and produced ‘Redlands on Stage’ for a number of years.
The recital programme for the 10th of February includes pieces from the Baroque period through to the 20th century, and also features the talents of two local musicians. Glenyss Allen and Chris Wall will join Peter, on piano and trumpet respectively, during the concert.
This will be the first presentation of the year for Snowy Monaro Arts Council. Tickets are available now at The Fabric Salon and at the door on the day.
