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Gallery: Fireworks and Fury

QPAC Concert Hall – February 20, 2022


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"James Wannan’s devilishly difficult execution seemed effortless on the viola, earning him MVP (Most Valuable Player) of the concert, with Konstantin Shamray coming a close second!" ★★★★ – LIMELIGHT MAGAZINE >

FIREWORKS AND FURY

Photos by Darren Thomas


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Oboe soloist Tania Frazer performing Hasse’s aria “Mea tormenta, properate! (My torments, hurry to me!) with the Southern Cross Soloists and guest artists.


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The Southern Cross Soloists and guest solo cellist Jonathan Békés perform David Popper’s Hungarian Rhapsody, Op. 68.


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Chris Williams and Southern Cross Soloists perform the world premiere of of Sean O’Boyle’s ‘Beerwah’ The Mother of the Glasshouse Mountains, as part of the new SXS Didgeridoo Commissioning Project.


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Chris Williams, Didgeridoo & SXS Artist in Residence.


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Jonathan Henderson, Dario Scalabrini, Tania Frazer & Chris Williams.


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Guest hornist Natalie Edwards.


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The Southern Cross Soloists with viola soloist James Wannan, performing Berlioz's Harold in Italy.


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Konstantin Shamray, piano soloist & SXS Artist in Residence.


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Guest clarinettist Dario Scalabrini.


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Natalie Edwards, Jonathan Henderson, Dario Scalabrini & Tania Frazer.


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Flute soloist Jonathan Henderson.


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SXS perform Prokofiev's Third Piano Concerto with Konstantin Shamray.


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