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Music News - Paul McLaney, Priya Sami and more announced as featured artists for Stimmung Choir sings Our Lady of the Flowers
04 July 2018 - 0 Comments
Last Tapes is thrilled to announce a very special line-up of guests for their two night season of Stimmung Choir Sings Our Lady of the Flowers at Q Theatre on 19-20 July. Alongside the brand new New Zealand super-group Neon Warwick and the Bethell Gang and the 30 voice Stimmung Choir, the stage will be graced by the vocalists Paul McLaney (Gramsci, Impending Adorations, The Pop-up Globe), Priya Sami (Trip Pony), Paul Fagamalo(The Factory, K Rd Stories) andCherie Moore (Valerie).
This is the third concert series by the much-lauded Stimmung Choir, and their first concert of all original music after selling out previous events featuring the music of Radiohead and Queens of the Stone Age.
This is choral music like you've never seen - contemporary, sweary and brand new, with songs from the forthcoming debut album Our Lady of the Flowers, under the direction of composer Robin Kelly.Stimmung Choir Sings Our Lady of the Flowers is one half of an exciting double bill with the hit cabaret show Valerie, where funds raised go to supportValerie's Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut. Don't miss these very special performances.
Stimmung Choir Sings
Our Lady of the Flowers
Q Theatre, Rangatira
19-20 July, 9pm
Last Tapes Theatre
Company presents Valerie
Rangatira, Q Theatre
17-21 July
Tickets on sale
now at qtheatre.co.nz
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