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Morning Masters with Tonya Lemoh
 

In a rare recital appearance on May 25, pianist Tonya Lemoh will offer works inspired by a line from a poem by TS Eliot: ‘the stillness, the dancing’. Soulful, profound works – like Haydn’s final piece for solo keyboard, or Liszt’s tone poem about the Romantic hero Obermann – are paired with life-affirming dances.

Morning Masters daytime concerts are held at the recently refurbished Sutherland Arts Theatre, restored to its Art Deco glory. From April until October, audiences can expect encounters with the sublime, providing joy, inspiration and respite from the outside world.

Buy for 1, 2, 3 or all 4 concerts. The more you buy, the more you will save.

 

Event details

Venue: Sutherland Arts Theatre, 25 E Parade, Sutherland NSW 2232
Bookings: https://thepavilionarts.au/event/morning-masters-musica-viva/
Start Date: Thursday 25 May 2023

 

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