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A WEEKEND OF FINE MUSIC

Friday 6 October - Sunday 8 October

Bookings: The Gippsland Fine Music Festival | Humanitix

Artists this year include International soprano, Kristen Leich, the renowned Seraphim Trio and we welcome returning artists, Luke Severn and Elyane Laussade. Program details and bookings at the link above.  

Sponsors: Schimmel Pianos & Bernies Music Land

A WHOLE WEEKEND OF FINE MUSIC IN WARRAGUL

Friday 6 October 7:30pm

The Seraphim Trio: SCHUMANN & BEETHOVEN

Experience the captivating artistry of Seraphim Trio at the Gippsland Fine Music Festival. This distinguished chamber ensemble, comprised of Helen Ayres (violin), Tim Nankervis (cello), and Anna Goldsworthy (piano), showcases a lifelong friendship and an unwavering dedication to their craft.

With a reputation for ambitious projects and inventive collaborations, Seraphim Trio delights audiences with their encyclopedic musical journeys. From their acclaimed marathon performances of Beethoven Trios to their ARIA award-winning recording with Paul Kelly, James Ledger, and Alice Keath, they push the boundaries of classical music.

Saturday 7 October 2:00pm

Timothy Hennessy & Luke Severn: PHOENIX STORY

Join us for an enchanting afternoon of cello music. Festival Director, Luke is joined by seasoned concert cellist and chamber musician Timothy Hennessy. Together, they will perform a delightful program of rarely heard repertoire for two cellos including Barriere, Kummer, Vivaldi, and Kats-Chernin. Join us for an unforgettable concert exploring the emotional and expressive depths of the cello - times two.

Saturday 7 October 7:30pm

Kristen Leich & Elyane Laussade: THE ART OF SONG

Renowned American Mezzo Soprano, Kristen Leich presents a recital of some of her favourite music from the operatic and concert stages alongside festival favourite (and also hailling from the US), pianist, Elyane Laussade.

Sunday 8 October 2:00pm

Luke Severn & Elyanne Laussade: DANCE AROUND THE WORLD

The well seasoned duo of Luke Severn and Elyane Laussade will once again round out this year’s festival, this year with a lively musical offering featuring all music written for or inspired by dances. From the Polish Polonaise to the Argentinian Tango, join our treasured duo as they dance their way through the centuries and across the globe.

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