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Vienna Boys Choir 2012 Australia and New Zealand Tour

Vienna Boys Choir, Patrick D. Murphy

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Performances of Pergolesi's Stabat Mater with String quartet including Graeme Jennings, Natalie Low (violin), Yoko Okayasu (viola) and Patrick Murphy (cello) in the Vienna Boys Choir concert tour.September 9, 2012 QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane - broadcast Live by ABC Classic FM September 18, Sydney Opera House Concert Hall September 28, Hamer Hall, Arts Centre, Melbourne

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Performances of Pergolesi's Stabat Mater with String quartet including Graeme Jennings, Natalie Low (violin), Yoko Okayasu (viola) and Patrick Murphy (cello) in the Vienna Boys Choir concert tour.September 9, 2012 QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane - broadcast Live by ABC Classic FM September 18, Sydney Opera House Concert Hall September 28, Hamer Hall, Arts Centre, Melbourne

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Performances of Pergolesi's Stabat Mater with String quartet including Graeme Jennings, Natalie Low (violin), Yoko Okayasu (viola) and Patrick Murphy (cello) in the Vienna Boys Choir concert tour.September 9, 2012 QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane - broadcast Live by ABC Classic FM September 18, Sydney Opera House Concert Hall September 28, Hamer Hall, Arts Centre, Melbourne

Key concepts: Choir, Violin, Cello, Viola, Opera, Art, Art history, Visual arts

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