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Chamber music from Australia / Peter Sculthorpe.
Version: This product features the Cello with string orchestra version of this work
Library shelf no. CD 1 [Available for loan]
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Lament : for solo cello and strings / Peter Sculthorpe
Version: This product features the Cello with string orchestra version of this work
Library shelf no. 784.7174/SCU 1 [Available for loan]
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Work Details
Year: 1976
Subjects
- Has as subject/About: Australian Identity
Performances of this work
14 May 2017: at Coramba Chamber Music Festival (Coramba Hall). Featuring Meta Weiss.
4 Jul 2015: at Camerata of St John's (Conservatorium Theatre, Brisbane). Featuring Li-Wei Qin, Camerata of St John's.
18 Oct 2014: at Artistry! Innovation (Winthrop Hall).
1 Jul 2012: at The Bourbaki Ensemble: music for harp and strings (Camden Uniting Church). Featuring Verna Lee, David Angell, Bourbaki Ensemble.
24 Jun 2012: at The Bourbaki Ensemble: music for harp and strings (St Stephen's Church, Newtown). Featuring Verna Lee, David Angell, Bourbaki Ensemble.
3 Sep 2010: at Mystical Cathedral (St John's Cathedral, Brisbane). Featuring Camerata of St John's.
2 Sep 2010: at Mystical Cathedral (St Luke's Church, Toowoomba). Featuring Camerata of St John's.
10 May 2009: at Together (National Museum of Australia).
26 May 76: City Hall, Wollongong, NSW. Featuring Australian Chamber Orchestra.
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