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Posted by Jacqui Bonner | 19/02/2019

The music of J.S. Bach will come alive in Sydney at two very special performances by Bach Akademie Australia

Internationally acclaimed Australian violinist, director and concertmaster Madeleine Easton, founded Bach Akademie Australia, an Australian ensemble to rival any instrument ensembles around the world to bring the great musical tradition of Europe to Sydney. In March, the music of J.S. Bach will come alive in Sydney at two very special performances. Bach Akademie Australia and their newly […]

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Posted by Jacqui Bonner | 01/04/2017

The Spooky Men’s Chorale 2017 National Tour

We are thrilled to be working with the The Spooky Men’s Chorale on their 2017 National Tour starting in April in Sydney at the City Recital Hall followed by Melbourne Recital Centre, then The Capital in Bendigo, Adelaide Town Hall followed by Perth, Newcastle and Wollongong. This extraordinary 13-man Australian choir mix deadpan comedy with sophisticated […]

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Posted by Jacqui Bonner | 27/04/2015

Four Winds Presents – A capella workshops with Tony Backhouse

Composer, vocal arranger and singer Tony Backhouse BA BMus, is a recognised leader in the Australian a capella movement. For 21 years he directed the Sydney choir The Café of the Gate of Salvation and his voice features on their CD’s, one of which took out the 1992 American Contemporary A Capella Award. Tony sings […]

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