Finnish choir at St Francis

Sydney
27 July 2003

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Finnish choir at St Francis

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Finnish choir at St Francis

St Francis of Assisi Church at Paddington will host a 30-voice chamber choir from Finland in recital at next Tuesday, July 29, at 7pm.

The Kampin Laulu chamber choir’s Australian tour will also include performances at the Queensland Biennial Festival of Music.

Its program at St Francis of Assisi will feature works by the 74-year-old Finnish composer Einojuhani Rautavaara and conclude with Sibelius’ masterpiece Finlandia.

The Kampin Laulu choir has performed at major international music festivals, and with the Finnish Radio Symphony and Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestras.

Tickets cost $25 or $20 for concessions and will be available at the door. For further details call Hanna-Mari on 9247 4677.