Bach in the dark with percussion

This weekend join ‘cellist Rachel Scott up close in the marvellous acoustic of the crypt of St James’Church, King Street, as she performs another innovative programme in her series Bach in the Dark. Her collaborator this time is percussionist Ben Sibson. Together they will perform an unconventional classical concert concept celebrating the music of J.S. Bach and beyond.

The programme includes works by Bach, Praetorius and others arranged for ‘cello accompanied by vibraphone, bata, tambourine, riq, daf, darabuka and more!

Tickets are $30 and include a glass of wine (or non-alcoholic beverage)
Tickets strictly limited – call 9591-1207 or email bachinthedark@gmail.com for advance booking

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