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Sir Francis Burt Memorial Concert
 

Thomas Wilson of St Mary's Cathedral Sydney flies in to play the magnificent West Organ at St George's Cathedral, Perth. 

The program includes Louis Vierne, Frank Martin, Edward C Bairstow and Henri Mulet. Such big, bold, exciting works, performed by a very fine player, perfectly match the size and scope of the Cathedral space and organ.  

Large screens add vision to sound for this heart-pumping experience.

 

Event details

Venue: St George's Cathedral
Bookings: https://www.perthconcerthall.com.au/events/event/francis-burt-SGC22
Start Date: Thursday 11 August 2022

The annual Sir Francis Burt Memorial Concert is presented by St George's Cathedral Concert Series https://concert-series.perthcathedral.org/ ~ Seating is by general admission
Tickets are $40 standard, $30 concession, $20 under-18s

 

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