A close up photograph of the yellow-orange moon in the night sky, small pinpoints of starlight surrounding it.

7 Dec

Songs Under Moonlight

A night of gentle light, reflection, and brilliant musicianship.

Featuring Melbourne-based emerging artists, Sean Kim (piano), Cedar Collective (string quartet) and Ocean Saxophone Quartet, the program brings together music inspired by night-time landscapes, ocean horizons and moments of quiet storytelling.

With a moonlight-themed concert design of shimmering landscapes and songs around a campfire, this concert invites listeners into a warm, intimate space to close the year.

Early Bird tickets are strictly limited – secure yours now and support Melbourne musicians in creating this premiere, independently-produced event.

Date	Times
Sun 7 Dec	6:00pm - 7:30pm

From $25 to $50

Adult / general $35
Student / concession $25
Children $25

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