Yarra Winds is a woodwind sextet consisting of prize winning students from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music – University of Melbourne.
Its members are Anika Weibgen on oboe, Ella Kay-Butterworth on flute and piccolo, Michael Beech on clarinet, Jamilla Lamb on clarinet and bass clarinet, Sam Battock on bassoon and Khye Cash on the French horn.
“Join us to experience the serene and soothing sounds of woodwind instruments in a lunchtime classical concert,” South West Music said.
“Let the flute's gentle whispers, the clarinet's rich tones, and the oboe's mournful melodies transport you to a world of elegance and refinement”
“The intricate finger work and breath control of the musicians will leave you in awe.
“The concert will feature timeless masterpieces by Leos Janacek and Astor Piazolla”
The 2pm concert will be free for people under the age of 18, and for live music subscribers.
For all others, tickets booked by this Friday will be at the early bird price of $15. After that, tickets will be $20 per person.
As an added extra, music fans are invited to a Q&A with the artists before the concert, from 1pm to 1.30pm. This is free for subscribers or $5 for non-subscribers.
Bookings for the Q&A and concert are essential.
You can book online by going to Humanitix or following the links on the programs and events tab at www.southwestmusic.org.au.
Bookings can also be made by calling South West Music on 5881 4736 or sending an email to concerts@swmusic.org.au.
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