The Muffat Collective: Handel’s Soprano

The Muffat Collective
The Muffat Collective

The Muffat Collective invites you to join them in celebrating music of the baroque master George Friedrich Handel.

In Handel’s Soprano, The Collective, along with one of Australia’s finest young sopranos, Nyssa Sue Milligan, will perform rarely heard sublime arias of this great man. Together they will take you on a passion infused tour of 18th century Italy to discover the golden age of the Prima Donna.

Tickets at the door — Cash only Full price $40; Family $70; Sen./pens $30; f/t student $15

Or book online. 

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