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Under the Canopy (Melbourne Chamber Orchestra)

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In the first half of this program, Artistic Director Sophie Rowell pairs Rameau’s Suite from Six Concerts en Sextuor with CPE Bach’s Harpsichord Concerto, the latter arranged and performed by the gifted classical accordionist James Crabb. The orchestra plays the Suite with verve and grace, bringing to life Rameau’s musical sketches, including, most notably, a sentimental Cupid and a fast-pecking chook. Crabb’s decision to arrange CPE Bach’s harpsichord concerto for the accordion is inspired.
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Creative Australia announces latest investments

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Creative Australia has announced $13.72 million in funding for 278 creative projects across the country, backing initiatives that connect artists with communities and showcase Australian stories. The latest round of investment spans projects supported through Creative Australia, Music Australia, Writing Australia, First Nations Arts and the Visual Art, Craft and Design Partnership Framework.
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A Thing of Beauty (Emily Granger)

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Harpist Emily Granger opened the Melbourne concert launching her new album, A Thing of Beauty by inviting the audience to pause and be still; to eschew the pressures and complexity of the outside world and appreciate simple, unaffected beauty. To this end, Granger commissioned, selected and arranged music “that speaks directly to the heart”. The launch concert featured world premieres of three commissioned works.
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