Dr Kim Cunio, ANU School of Music and the Flowers of Peace are delighted to invite you to a panel discussion about the making of the 'POW Requiem', and in particular how culture has helped to explain these events to us.

1pm to 2pm
Larry Sitsky Recital Room, ANU School of Music, Canberra
Free to attend with unreserved seating

The panel will comprise makers and those with an intimate knowledge of some of the stories portrayed within the POW Requiem:

Sir Jonathan Mills AO FRSE, composer and son of a Sandakan Surgeon, Dr Frank Mills AO
Neil Pigot, actor and custodian of the Changi Songbook
Helen Musa, arts and culture journalist with a family connection to the city of Sandakan
Dr Riley Lee, first non Japanese Grand Master of the shakuhachi and soloist in the ‘POW Requiem’
Christopher Latham OAM, Director of the Flowers of Peace