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Piers Lane AO performs at the QVB
 

The Sydney International Piano Competition (The Sydney) is delighted to announce a special, one-off, pop-up concert featuring world-renowned pianist and The Sydney’s Artistic Director, Piers Lane AO, on Monday 29 May.

Held in Sydney’s historic Queen Victoria Building, Piers will perform three sets from 11:30am-2:30pm on the QVB’s beloved baby grand piano, giving audiences a taste of the myriad of music they can expect to hear in July. 

The Sydney is one of the main international events of its kind, attracting the very best talents from across the world, as they compete for prestigious prizes from 5 to 22 July.

Tickets for the Sydney International Piano Competition are available via: https://www.thesydney.com.au/

 

Event details

Venue: Queen Victoria Building - 455 George St, Sydney NSW 2000
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Start Date: Monday 29 May 2023

 

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