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A pianist sitting at a grand piano, reflected in the underside of the piano lid.
8 Oct

Piano Four Hands: Beethoven's Fifth

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Join acclaimed pianists Coady Green and Jack Brunialti-Sykes and experience an intimate evening of music, fine food and sparkling wine in a unique salon-style setting. Enjoy two masterpieces of the classical repertoire performed in their original chamber arrangements, allowing audiences to hear these beloved works with remarkable clarity and freshness.

The program features Beethoven's iconic Symphony No. 5 in Carl Czerny's celebrated arrangement, alongside Rachmaninoff's Six Pieces for Piano Four Hands, Op. 11, showcasing the brilliance, lyricism and virtuosity of two exceptional pianists.

Your ticket includes a drink and a light dinner, creating the perfect atmosphere for a relaxed and sophisticated evening.

With extremely limited seating available, early booking is highly recommended to secure your place at this exclusive event.

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Thu 8 Oct
  • 6pm - 8pm 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Location

@ cafe 45
45 William St
Melbourne 3000

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Price and bookings

From $48 to $48

Adult / general $48
Book online for Piano Four Hands: Beethoven's Fifth

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  • telephone number: 03 9418 6311
  • email address: henkell@henkell.com.au

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