Win Double Passes To IFAC Semi-Final Concert

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There are double passes to be given away to the semi-finals of the IFAC Australian Singing Competition on July 3 at 4,30 at the Independent Theatre in North Sydney.

You can hear ten gifted singers accompanied by pianist David Harper, as they vie for the conveyed spots in the finals of this prestigious competition.

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Email info@soundslikesydney.com.au before 5 pm on Friday June 10 with ‘Semi-finals’ in the subject heading and we will let you know via email by 9 am on Saturday June 11 if you have won one of the double passes. Good luck – you’ve got nothing to lose!

 

 

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