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St Jude’s Church, Bowral
Wednesday May 22
Piano and harpsichord with duo Mary & Me
Diana Weston and Mary Sambell
Music by Debussy, Schubert, and Dvorak
Painting Music
Bishopsbourne, Brisbane
26 May at 4 pm
Mary & Me
Diana Weston and Mary Sambell
Assoc. performer and artist: Kerry Holland
Artist Kerry Holland will paint her impressions of Debussy’s Six Epigraphes Antiques, the images that form in her mind, the colours and textures. And we will tell you the stories associated with these intriguing and incredibly sensuous pieces.
Music for piano duo by Debussy, Schubert, Poulenc and Dvorak
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St Jude’s Church, Bowral
Sunday July 21 at 3.15pm
Piano and harpsichord with Michael Tsalka and Diana Weston
Music by Soler, Vivaldi, CPE Bach and Vanhal
Set in Stone
Margaretta Cottage, Cook St, Glebe
Saturday July 13 at 7 pm
An evening to transport you to another place and time. Historic Margaretta Cottage on the hill above Blackwattle Bay opens its doors and invites its visitors to hear music as it would have been heard in times gone by – in an intimate and friendly atmosphere. Music for harpsichord and piano by Vivaldi, Soler, Vanhal and CPE Bach.
Dr Michael Tsalka returns to enchant his audiences in a program that is as exciting as it is unusual.
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St Steven’s Church, Macquarie St, Sydney
Friday 9 August at 1.00 pm
Piano duo Mary & Me
Diana Weston and Mary Sambell
Debussy’s charming Petite Suite and Schubert’s Divertimento, a walk down the street in music based on Hungarian folk-song
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St Jude’s Church, Bowral
Wednesday September 11
Voice, piano and harpsichord
Hester Wilson, Mary Sambell and Diana Weston
A Hotch Potch of songs by JS Bach, Andrew Ford, Philip Glass and Anon.
Liquid Days
Mosman Art Gallery, Art Gallery Way, Mosman
Saturday September 14 at 4 pm
Mary & Me and Hester
Hester Wilson, Mary Sambell and Diana Weston
For those who love Philip Glass, here is a treat in store. Three songs from his collection Liquid Days arranged for piano and harpsichord. Sung by the inimitable Hester Wilson who knows how to sing to an audience. Sliding between the songs are pieces by Ann Carr-Boyd, Poulenc and Dvorak. And they all tell a story.