Festival @ Lunch
January 11th 2012 06:31
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The wonderful Elder Hall is again playing its vital role in this year's Adelaide Festival of Arts with a series of sweet and delicious concerts at lunchtime.
Affordable and accessible, these concerts will add to your Festival experience.
You'll also see that this is truly a festival event which invites the audience to a masterclass by internationally acclaimed composer and pianist Mark Isaacs.
The list of world class performers continues and tickets are as little as $15 concession/Festival Friends per concert and there's 10 from which to choose.
The Festival @ Lunch
Delicious Lunchtime Concert Specials
At Elder Hall, the Heart of Music in Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide
1pm Daily Monday to Friday 5 - 16 March 2012 with Recitals, Premieres, Masterclasses, Guest Artists International and National Line-up
Includes Mark Isaacs, Nicholas Bochner, Sophie Rowell
and Konstantin Shamray
Tickets from $15, Subscriptions from $40.
Book at BASS 131 246 or tickets at door
Elder Hall, University of Adelaide, once again becomes an integral part of the Adelaide Festival of Arts with its presentation of 10 exquisite lunchtime concerts. Called the Festival @ Lunch, this unique concert series takes place Monday to Friday 5 - 16 March at 1pm daily at the Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide. Tickets per concert $20, concession and Friends of the Festival $15, subscription details below.
These precious, gem-like, concerts won't only enhance the Festival attendees' experience but also give Adelaide workers an opportunity to enjoy their own Festival event and a respite from their busy day with these small, but, wonderful bursts of music.
The range of the program on offer is 'extraordinary' says Claire Oremland, Concert Manager of the Elder Hall: "These are enchanting niche events, designed to break up busy days with an astounding mix of music from jazz, classical, contemporary, new music, world music and areas in-between performed by extraordinary musicians".
As Paul Grabowsky said: there's something for everyone in this series.
"Only in the Elder Hall can audiences see and hear topflight performers such as Mark Isaacs, Sophie Rowell and Konstantin Shamray, to name just a few, for $20 or $15 a concert; it would cost a fortune anywhere else. Of course, for the complete Festival experience music lovers can buy a concert series and make this their daily Festival music event."
The Festival at Lunch, 1pm daily Monday to Friday 5 - 16 March. General Admission
Tickets can be purchased at BASS or at the door.
Individual concerts: Full Price $20 Concession / Friends of the Festival $15
Subscriptions
Subscription to all 10 Concerts: Adult $150; Concession and Friends of Adel Fest $112
Subscription to any 7 Concerts: Adult $112; Concession and Friends of Adel Fest $ 84
Subscription to any 5 Concerts: Adult $ 84; Concession and Friends of Adel Fest $ 63
Subscription to any 3 Concerts: Adult $ 52; Concession and Friends of Adel Fest $ 40
Affordable and accessible, these concerts will add to your Festival experience.
You'll also see that this is truly a festival event which invites the audience to a masterclass by internationally acclaimed composer and pianist Mark Isaacs.
The list of world class performers continues and tickets are as little as $15 concession/Festival Friends per concert and there's 10 from which to choose.
The Festival @ Lunch
1pm Daily Monday to Friday 5 - 16 March 2012 with Recitals, Premieres, Masterclasses, Guest Artists International and National Line-up
Includes Mark Isaacs, Nicholas Bochner, Sophie Rowell
and Konstantin Shamray
Tickets from $15, Subscriptions from $40.
Book at BASS 131 246 or tickets at door
Elder Hall, University of Adelaide, once again becomes an integral part of the Adelaide Festival of Arts with its presentation of 10 exquisite lunchtime concerts. Called the Festival @ Lunch, this unique concert series takes place Monday to Friday 5 - 16 March at 1pm daily at the Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide. Tickets per concert $20, concession and Friends of the Festival $15, subscription details below.
These precious, gem-like, concerts won't only enhance the Festival attendees' experience but also give Adelaide workers an opportunity to enjoy their own Festival event and a respite from their busy day with these small, but, wonderful bursts of music.
The range of the program on offer is 'extraordinary' says Claire Oremland, Concert Manager of the Elder Hall: "These are enchanting niche events, designed to break up busy days with an astounding mix of music from jazz, classical, contemporary, new music, world music and areas in-between performed by extraordinary musicians".
As Paul Grabowsky said: there's something for everyone in this series.
"Only in the Elder Hall can audiences see and hear topflight performers such as Mark Isaacs, Sophie Rowell and Konstantin Shamray, to name just a few, for $20 or $15 a concert; it would cost a fortune anywhere else. Of course, for the complete Festival experience music lovers can buy a concert series and make this their daily Festival music event."
The Festival at Lunch, 1pm daily Monday to Friday 5 - 16 March. General Admission
Tickets can be purchased at BASS or at the door.
Individual concerts: Full Price $20 Concession / Friends of the Festival $15
Subscriptions
Subscription to all 10 Concerts: Adult $150; Concession and Friends of Adel Fest $112
Subscription to any 7 Concerts: Adult $112; Concession and Friends of Adel Fest $ 84
Subscription to any 5 Concerts: Adult $ 84; Concession and Friends of Adel Fest $ 63
Subscription to any 3 Concerts: Adult $ 52; Concession and Friends of Adel Fest $ 40
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