The Galston Concerts: Yes, they’re on again

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The main concert program, starting 2pm, will showcase prize-winning next generation young performers – strings, piano, trumpet and woodwinds – in a ‘look to a brighter future’ theme.

Two of the performing groups – Bartholdy 5NFST 9WNT FSI 5NHHTQT 8YWNSL 6ZFWYJY ў \JWJ winners of The Galston Concerts Awards at Musica Viva Australia’s 2021 Strike A Chord national championships for secondary school ensembles.

Music featured will also have links to the ‘young talent’ lineage with Classical composers like Josef Haydn (a member of the Vienna Boys Choir in his early years) and the super-talent prodigy Felix Mendelssohn (his Midsummer Night’s Dream music brought teen-age fame).

9MJ ܪSFQJ TS 27 March will feature a Disney medley performed by the Clarinet Quintet of The Castle Hill RSL North West Wind *SXJRGQJ ў F UJWJSSNFQ \NSSJW TK 8YFYJ FSI National Championships – a presentation to YMJ 2ZXNHFQ )NWJHYTW TK YMJ 3<<* /FRJX Brice, who was honoured in the 2022 Australia Day awards.

NSW Health and Uniting Church HQ guidelines will allow ‘house full’ capacity.

While there’s no singing (or dancing) UQFSSJI KTW YMNX ܪWXY UWTLWFR MJFQYM WJLX will allow for lots of applause and ‘bravos’ from the crowd. However, to reduce ‘crowd HTSYFHYѣ YMJ HTSHJWY \NQQ ܪSNXM NXM \NYMTZY an interval.

Galston’s famous post-concert afternoon tea will be delayed until future programs, after COVID trends have further improved.

To book for 27 March concert and to join audience and newsletter database please HTSYFHY YMJ ,FQXYTS :SNYNSL TKܪHJ TS or Robert Harris on 0428 248 348.