A TALENTED musical duo from Perth will deliver an entertaining concert when they play at Fremantle’s St Patrick’s Basilica on November 19.
Beaconsfield’s Brent Grapes, principal trumpeter with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, will join Palmyra organist Dominic Perissinotto for a concert inspired by Marc Chagall’s stained glass windows in Israel.
The pair has promised audiences will be wowed by their efforts contrasting familiar composers Jeremiah Clarke and JS Bach with the descriptive music of Alan Hovhaness, Petr Eben and Franz Liszt.
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What: Windows, featuring Dominic Perissinotto on the grand organ and Brent Grapes on trumpet. When: 2.30pm, November 19. Where: Fremantle’s Basilica of St Patrick, on the corner of Parry and Adelaide streets. Parking: Free parking is available at St Patrick’s Basilica and in the grounds of the adjoining primary school. Tickets: Visit www.trybooking.com/OODY
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