Avi Avital Picture Gallery

Check out these sumptuous images from virtuoso mandolin player Avi Avital’s opening night in Sydney with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra at the City Recital Hall.

Our reviewer Larry Turner was there and said the auditorium “was colourfully lit, strewn with candles and with  Middle-Eastern lamps suspended above the stage to evoke what Paul Dyer described as ‘a Moroccan lounge room.’ “Sydney concerts continue on selected dates until November 4. Read the review from opening night.

Images supplied courtesy Steven Godbee Publicity and Photography.

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