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Home » Australian Brandenburg Orchestra To Play At Baroquefest

Australian Brandenburg Orchestra To Play At Baroquefest

17 July, 2024 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Don’t miss the opportunity to see the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra perform in Canowindra.

Canowindra’s Baroquefest, now in its tenth year, is a three day festival of largely ba­roque music.

Following last year’s sold-out festival with Madeleine Easton’s wonderful Bach Akad­emie Australia, this year over the weekend 27th to 29th September, The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra will perform five concerts at four venues in and around Canowindra.

All Saints Church, with its vaulted gothic timber ceiling is a favourite of musicians and ensembles who have been coming to play there since David Miller AM, of Sydney Conservatorium discovered it twenty five years ago. Other venues full of character are the recently refurbished Billimari and Gooloogong village halls with air condition­ing, tiled bathrooms and kitchens befitting a hatted restaurant.

The closing Sunday evening concert, al­ready sold out is at Rosnay Organic Wines cellar door.

With a total of seventeen visiting musi­cians, the five programs with different combinations of period instruments and voices will include works by Vivaldi, Haydn, Mozart, Handel, Telemann, Corelli, Bresci­anello, Bach and Biber. Depending on the time of day, three of the concerts include a CWA crafted morning tea, gourmet picnic lunch or dinner.

Program details are available and festival passes and individual concert tickets can be purchased via the website, www.ba­roquefest.org.au. Book early as this year’s Baroquefest is sure to be another sellout! In late September the surreal golden flow­ering canola fields surrounding Canowin­dra will be a bonus for visitors to the region.

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