Win 2 tickets to this magical concert
A concert about the past, present, and the future! May is NZ Music Month, and Bach Musica NZ is delighted to present a special concert reflecting on young people, Auckland’s diversity and the power of music. Mothers Day is coming up - this would be the perfect present!
Win 2 tickets to this magical concert. Simply LIKE or THANK this post to be in the draw. T&Cs apply.
Bach Musica NZ is thrilled to welcome New Zealand's finest next generation soloists: mezzo-sopranos Jessica Wells and Dilys Fong, tenor Harry Grigg and baritone Angus Simmons. Conducted by the formidable Rita Paczian.
Ticket info:
WHEN: Sunday, 26 May, 5 pm
WHERE: Auckland Town Hall
Discounts and complimentary tickets for secondary schools, youth, and environmental organisations.
Please email zarine@bachmusica.com for more information.
More information on www.bachmusica.com
Competition period: Thursday 9th May to Wednesday 15th May 2019. One (1) prize available. The prize consists of one double pass to see Bach Musica in concert. The winner will be contacted via email and/or phone on Thursday 16th May 2019.
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