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Voices en Masse – Mozart Requiem | Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

Voices en Masse – Mozart Requiem | Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

Starts: Sunday, 06 October 2024
Ends: Sunday, 06 October 2024
Raise the roof! After sell-out performances of Voices en Masse in 2023, world renowned choral director Simon Halsey returns to conduct the choral masterpiece that is Mozart’s Requiem. Joining the orchestra on stage and in the stalls will be hundreds of voices to create an emotionally stirring event that is not to be missed. It’s the choral event of the year – and you can be a part of it. Registrations for the chance to rehearse and perform with the TSO Chorus and choristers from around the country will be announced in 2024. Whether you’re singing or spectating, this is a concert that you have to hear to believe.
Add to Calendar 2024-10-06 12:00 am 2024-10-06 12:00 am Voices en Masse – Mozart Requiem | Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Raise the roof! After sell-out performances of Voices en Masse in 2023, world renowned choral director Simon Halsey returns to conduct the choral masterpiece that is Mozart’s Requiem. Joining the orchestra on stage and in the stalls will be hundreds of voices to create an emotionally stirring event that is not to be missed. It’s the choral event of the year – and you can be a part of it. Registrations for the chance to rehearse and perform with the TSO Chorus and choristers from around the country will be announced in 2024. Whether you’re singing or spectating, this is a concert that you have to hear to believe. 1 Davey Street, Hobart , TAS , 7000 , Australia
1 Davey Street, Hobart , TAS , 7000 , Australia
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