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Beethoven & Mendelssohn - Orchestra Auckland

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Beethoven & Mendelssohn - Orchestra Auckland

When:

  • Sun 11 Dec, 5:00pm – 6:10pm

Where:

St Matthew-in-the-City, 132 Hobson Street, Auckland CBD

Restrictions:

All Ages

Ticket Information:

  • Adult: $42.98
  • Senior (65+): $38.88
  • Group 4+: $38.88
  • Students/Children: $28.62
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Orchestra Auckland

Join us for a concert of beautiful live music in the lovely setting of St Matthews in the City. Hear rarely performed ensemble versions of great orchestral repertoire. This concert follows on from our Beethoven piano concerto series, and features the delightful Triple Concerto. The soloists are violinist Xin (James) Jin, cellist Catherine Kwak, and pianist Xing Wang. They will be supported by a 21 piece chamber orchestra, Orchestra Auckland, conducted by Peter Thomas. The ever popular Italian Symphony of Mendelssohn will complete the programme.

Mendelssohn - Symphony No.4 "Italian"
Beethoven - Triple Concerto

Xin (James) Jin - Violin
Catherine Kwak - Cello
Xing Wang - Piano
Peter Thomas - Conductor
Orchestra Auckland

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