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The distinctive circular interior auditorium of St Michael's Uniting Church.
4 Oct

Sacred Space, Fresh Sound: Youth Recital

  • Free
  • Music

Support the next generation of musical talent in one of Melbourne's most magnificent spaces, St Michael's Uniting Church.

Enjoy an afternoon of music featuring brilliant young musicians including Yesie Lin-Biota (organ), Adam Davis (trumpet), Rob Holmes (piano), Gabriella Li (piano), Thea Lukito (piano) and Raine (voice).

These guest artists are currently studying music in Melbourne under well-known mentors. They will bring the church to life with pieces on piano, trumpet and organ.

St Michael's is a progressive, inclusive community and they are delighted to help nurture young artists and help support the future of Melbourne's arts scene.

Free, buy donations to support St Michael’s music program are welcome.

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Sun 4 Oct
  • 1pm - 2.15pm 1:00pm - 2:15pm

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St Michael's Uniting Church
120 Collins St
Melbourne 3000

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This is a free event

Booking not required

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  • telephone number: 03 9654 5120
  • email address: office@stmichaels.org.au
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