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Music Across the Atlantic at Alan Walker Village, Carlingford at 2:00pm on 4th June.
Pianist Paul Weaver and his duo partner Bruce Wilson, will be presenting two concerts called Music Across the Atlantic, including piano solos and duets linked to Western Europe, the British Isles, Morocco, the Americas and the Caribbean.
Donations to Christian Community Aid may be made by cash on the day, or through their website. The varied and enjoyable music includes Nocturnes and Waltzes, Tangos and Rags, by Grieg, Debussy, Grainger, Albeniz Piazzolla and others.
www.EppingAnglicans.org.au
Lounging with Doris at the Hollywood Hotel, 8:00pm on 21st June.
The fabulous venue of its dearly departed owner and cabaret singing movie star-Doris Goddard.
Vashti has taken Doris’ 1955 feature film “Wee Geordie”, examining and performing Doris’ role in it, transcribing the scenes. A few members of the audience are chosen to read and act opposite her performing the other roles. Hilarious! Free. No need to register.
https://whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/events/lounging-with-doris
Young Organists Series – Samuel Giddy at St Luke’s Church, Enmore, 3:00pm on 25th June.
Samuel Giddy (winner of the Open Section of the 2022 Sydney Organ Competition) performs works to mark 400 years since the death of William Byrd.
Works by C P E Bach, Brahms and a Vivaldi transcription, on the rare 1883 Wordsworth & Maskell Pipe Organ at St Luke’s Anglican Church Enmore (11 Stanmore Road, Enmore). J S Bach’s joyous Toccata and Fugue in F Major is not to be missed!
Seating unreserved | No booking required | Donations from performances will fund the recitalists’ fee.
The St Luke’s Young Organists Series is an occasional series of recitals by local young and emerging organ scholars and organists.