Collegium Musicum Choir: Festival of Carols 2015

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UNSW’s annual Christmas concert begins the festive season with the Collegium Musicum Choir, Burgundian Consort, UNSW Handbell Ensemble, student performers, gingerbread, handmade gifts and a Christmas tree.

Promising a warm and joyful occasion for all, the Festival of Carols features organist Michael Butterfield with the Burgundian Consort and Collegium Musicum Choir under the direction of Sonia Maddock.

Tickets: $25/$22/$18.50

Bookings: cmc@unsw.edu.au

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