Ode to the Moon family concert on 16 September at Te Papa

...Thank you for a wonderful evening yesterday! Words cannot express the joy to be had in attending such a concert. With grateful thanks, and looking forward to your next visit....
(Audience member, Palmerston North, 2018)
Submitted by robert on Tue, 2018-08-07 22:21

7 August 2018 - On Sunday 16 September we're teaming up with the Wellington Community Choir (conducted by Julian Raphael) and Oriental Voices & the Lyrica Choir from Kelburn Normal School (conducted by Haibo Li) to perform a free and fun family concert of festive songs and tunes from China & Aotearoa in celebration of Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival 2018.

The concert starts at 3pm in Soundings Theatre, Te Papa. It is supported by the China Cultural Centre in NZ and Wellington City Council.

 

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Wednesday, May 15 2024, 7:30pm - 9:30pm, St Andrew's in the City, Palmerston North

Our programme begins with the elegant Classicism of Boccherini. In the next work, ‘The Bullet’ by French composer George Onslow, the composer dramatically depicts a hunting accident in which he was almost killed and his subsequent recovery. In the second half, the atmospheric ‘Swim the Sliding Continents’ by Auckland composer Louise Webster and the heartfelt ‘Postlude’ by Ukranian composer Valentyn Silvestrov are followed by Dvorak’s richly Romantic String Quintet No 2 in G. Tickets ($30 General Admission, $25 Concessions, $10 Under 18s, $60 Families - 2 Adults + 2 Under 18s) available from Eventfinda (service fees apply) or at the door from 7 pm.
Tuesday, May 21 2024, 7:00pm - 9:00pm, The Piano, 156 Armagh St, Christchurch

Our programme begins with the elegant Classicism of Boccherini. In the next work, ‘The Bullet’ by French composer George Onslow, the composer dramatically depicts a hunting accident in which he was almost killed and his subsequent recovery. In the second half, the atmospheric ‘Swim the Sliding Continents’ by Auckland composer Louise Webster and the heartfelt ‘Postlude’ by Ukranian composer Valentyn Silvestrov are followed by Dvorak’s richly Romantic String Quintet No 2 in G. Tickets $40 General Admission & $15 Students from Eventfinda (fees apply)