Evening Chorus with the Bowerbird Collective at Carrick Hill

Sunday, October 13th, 6:00pm

Join the Bowerbird Collective in the spectacular grounds of Carrick Hill to celebrate the closing night of the Nature Festival with a sunset concert. Hear these internationally renowned musicians on violin, cello and vocals, performing a nature-inspired program intermingled with the evening bird chorus in the beautiful surrounds of Carrick Hill’s gardens.

The performance will last for approximately 50 minutes without interval. Beverages will be available for sale before the performance, and Rozelle's restaurant in the Pavilion will be open for pre-show dinner and drinks.
General Seating.

About the performers:

The Bowerbird Collective makes art for nature. Their work has received international acclaim, and their ARIA-nominated albums of threatened bird, frog and mammal calls, 'Songs of Disappearance', reached the top of the ARIA Album Charts ahead of Adele, ABBA and Ed Sheeran. Violinist Simone Slattery was a 2019 Churchill Fellow, received a PhD in Music Performance from the University of Adelaide and performs regularly with Australia's finest ensembles. Cellist Anthony Albrecht was Australia's first graduate of The Juilliard School's Historical Performance program and enjoys an international performance career.
For more information visit www.bowerbirdcollective.org

Program:
Works by composers including Anne Cawrse, Antonio Vivaldi, Simone Slattery

Accessibility:
This performance will take place in an area of the Carrick Hill gardens suitable for access by wheelchair users and those with limited availability. Audience members will be seated on chairs, positioned on level grass. There will be some space available for patrons, including children, to sit on the grass, if they wish, so please bring a picnic rug accordingly.

Wet weather:
In the event of wet or adverse weather, this performance will either be moved into the new Pavilion building at Carrick Hill, or postponed. Ticket holders will be notified of any changes at least 3 hours prior to the start of the performance.