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Hobart Orpheus Choir perform Fauré & Brahms

Hobart Orpheus Choir perform Fauré & Brahms

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A stunning mid winter choral concert of Fauré's Requiem & Brahms Zigeunerlieder with Drei Gesänge accompanied by organ & piano.

Susan Reppion Brooke, Conductor
Ben Mackey, Organ
Elizabeth Rockliff, Piano
Arianne James, Soprano
Christopher Waterhouse, Baritone

Performed in the presence of the choir's Patrons, Her Excellency The Honourable Barbara Baker, Governor of Tasmania & Professor Chalmers.

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Scots Memorial Church
29 Bathurst St, Hobart TAS 7000

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