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569 days ago

Diversity - Smorgasbord of Styles with the Wellington Male Voice Choir

Vaughan from Karori

Delight your musical taste buds!
The Wellington Male Voice Choir's first public concert of the year - Sunday, 7 May at 3pm, Queen Margaret College Hall, 53 Hobson St, Wellington. Performing a range of musical styles - from classical to jazz, to the Eagles and more.
A virtual smorgasbord celebrating diversity in music - Invictus, Bring Him Home, Cibola, Embraceable You, Hold Me, Rock Me, Desperado ......

Purchase tickets online at the ticketing agency -
Evenbrite (www.eventbrite.co.nz) or through our website (www.wellingtonmvcnz.org). Prices: adult - $25; child (5 - 18 years) - $5; family (2 adults and 2 children) - $50; student (with student ID) - $15.
Door sales will be available.
Date & Time: Sunday 7 May, 3:00 pm

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