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    Lismore Symphony Orchestra: Music of Light

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    St Carthage's Cathedral
    lismore, australia
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    Doors open 1.30pm Concert starts at 2pm.


    Indulge your senses at ‘Music of Light’ as Lismore Symphony Orchestra, joined by The Murwillumbah Philharmonic Choir and organist Warren Whitney, present a captivating concert of classical music conducted by Dr. Darren Postema. Experience the emotional intensity of Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture, the tranquility of Rutter’s Beauty of the Earth and the pure joy of Mozart’s Church Sonata in C.

    Marvel at the exquisite architecture as the music soars through the beautiful St Carthage’s Cathedral in an afternoon of music sure to illuminate the spirit and delight the soul.


    Concert Programme

    Patrick Doyle .................... Non Nobis Domine              
    John Rutter ...................... For the Beauty of the Earth
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart .... Church Sonata in C major for Orchestra and Organ, K329
    Antonio Vivaldi .................. Concerto for Two Cellos in G Minor
    Alexandre Guilmant ............ First Symphony for Organ and Orchestra
    Chris Gleeson .................... Remembrance
    Edward Elgar ..................... Nimrod from Enigma Variations
    Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky ....... Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture

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    • There is plenty of seating on the pews, none of which are reserved
    • The program will be played straight through, there will be no interval
    • There are mens, ladies and disabled toilets at the back of the parish centre, the separate building facing the Cathedral carpark. 
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      St Carthage's Cathedral
      lismore, australia