Sacred Sonic
Event description
LIVE MUSIC AND LIGHTING AT THE CATHEDRAL.
String quartet, organ and soprano.
Angel Strings merge forces with the resident organist Dominic Perissinotto and soprano Eva-Marie Perissinotto at St Stephen's Cathedral to create a sensual feast.
The majestic walls are bathed in stunning light in response to stirring music by John Taverner, Elgar, Ravel, Philip Glass, Max Richter, Sigur Ros and Hans Zimmer.
The unique 150 year old setting features towering gothic arches, striking stained-glass windows, and stunning acoustics.
Coupled with the power of the pipe organ (2448 pipes!) and the lush tones of live strings and soprano, the immersive experience is nothing short of transcendent.
This is an event for classical music lovers, non-classical music lovers and lovers of colour and space.
ABOUT ANGEL STRINGS is a passionate string quartet with a unique ability to connect with a wide audience. They’ve played at Brisbane City Hall, the Brisbane Powerhouse, Woodford Folk Festival, on SBS TV, at the Melbourne Planetarium and Crown Casino and to tens of thousands as part of the Candlelight Concert series.
Angel Strings have performed locally and overseas with Opera Queensland, Archie Roach, Guy Sebastian and iconic Persian artist Moein. Individual ‘Angels’ have performed with the Queensland and Melbourne Symphony Orchestras and shared the stage with Nigel Kennedy, Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli, Il Divo and William Barton.
DOMINIC PERISSINOTTO is resident organist at St Stephen’s and trained at the University of Melbourne, the Royal College of Music (London), was a Churchill Fellow and organ scholar at Westminster Cathedral. He performs throughout Europe & Australia and has released 5 CDs.
EVA-MARIE PERISSINOTTO is a dramatic soprano whose dark, rich voice is renowned for filling St Stephen’s unamplified. While singing opera, oratorios, sacred music and chamber works around Australia, Eva-Marie is a composer & producer and holds a PhD in vocal music.
DANIEL ENDICOTT is a sought after lighting designer and producer, working regularly at QPAC, the Brisbane Powerhouse, the Tivoli, Woodford Folk Festival, Riverstage, Southbank, and Australia-wide with Topology.
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