Auckland University Student Chamber Orchestra (AUSCO) is proud to present:

Echoes of a Dream

🎻 Get ready to step into a dreamscape where passion meets fate. ❤️

We are thrilled to present our second programme for 2025 in support of Woven Earth. Join us at the School of Music Theatre or at St Matthew-in-the-City for Echoes of a Dream — for an evening where music transcends time.

✨ Escape the ordinary and step into a night of dream, romance, and destiny with the Auckland University Student Chamber Orchestra! Let sweeping melodies and rich harmonies carry you through worlds of fantasy and romance, where every note tells a story and every silence holds a secret. This is more than a concert — it’s an experience that blurs the line between reality and imagination. Whether you’re a music lover or just in need of a little wonder, come lose yourself in a night that promises beauty, emotion, and magic.

Saturday 4 October (Matinee), 11:30am-1:30pm - School of Music Theatre (6 Symonds Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010)

Friday 10 October, 7pm-9pm - St Matthew-in-the-city (132 Hobson Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010)

Programme:

Giuseppe Verdi - La Forza del Destino

Felix Mendelssohn - String Symphony No. 8

Wayne Gao - An Ethereal Dream

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - The Sleeping Beauty Suite, Op. 66a

More about Woven Earth:
Woven Earth is a grassroots charity creating loving homes for family violence survivors and their children across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. They furnish homes tailored to each person's needs - especially children - to nurture stability, restore dignity and empower survivors rebuilding safe, healthy lives. Woven Earth lovingly furnishes homes, providing everything needed to create homes filled with abundance and care, all at no cost to the family. Working directly with over 60 frontline agencies, they furnish an average of four homes every week. Woven Earth is deeply committed to this life-changing mahi, inspired by the stories of hope and transformation that happen when the community is united.