Specifically situated seconds and syllables

A musical rumination on rhythm, counting and temporal trickery, Voyces’ second concert of the year explores the intangible yet indelible influence of time on choral music with specifically situated seconds and syllables.

Featuring pieces by Philip Glass, Reena Esmail and even Lennon/McCartney, Time is an eclectic mix of pieces that fully explores the influence of time, in all capacities, on choral music

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Livestream

If you can't make it to the concert in person, Time will be livestreamed via Australian Digital Concert Hall allowing you to watch it from the wherever you are and for up to 72 hours. You can purchase livestream access directly from Australian Digital Concert Hall by clicking here.

Repertoire*

Time is Endless	Vytautas Miškinis
Even After All This Time	Reena Esmail
In Time of Pestilence: Beauty is but a flower	Ned Rorem
In My life	Lennon/McCartney arr. Emerson
Einstein on the Beach: Knee Play 3	Philip Glass
Desh	arr. Ethan Sperry
Tuttarana	Reena Esmail
Agnus Dei: Mass for Double Choir	Frank Martin
Rytmus	Ivan Hrusovsky
Le Campane Di Leopardi	Yehuda Yannay
Earth & Fire: Elements	Katerina Gimon
Till Österland vill jag fara	arr. Gunnar Eriksson
Tanguendo	arr. O. Escalada
Sanctus/Benedictus: Mass Number 6	Gyorgy Orban

*repertoire is subject to change without notice

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Where is the venue?
Hackett Hall is at WA Museum Boola Bardip. The hall is accessible from the main entry of the Museum vai the Cultural Centre, just opposite Polly Espresso.

Where can I park?
There is plenty of parking around the Musem. You can find more information at the City of Perth Parking Website.

Can I reserve a seat?
No, as the seating at Hackett Hall is unreserved.

What about COVID?
The Choral Collective will follow all Government mandates around COVID-19.

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