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Thursday, December 14, 1972
AUSTRALIAN YOUTH ORCHESTRA
To Perform In Hong Kong
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An Australian youth orchestra
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The Melbourne Church of England
Grammar School Orchestra, which is on its 1972 South-east Asian tour, wil
give one concert at 8 p.m. on Sunday (December 17) at the City Hall Concert
Hall.
The Orchestra's performance here has been arranged by the Urban
Council as a cultural exchange between Australia and Hong Kong.
Founded in 1954 by its Musical Director, Mr. Donald Britton, the
Orchestra reflects the remarkable upsurge in musical activities of the young
people during the last fifteen years in Australia.
Under the National Music Camp scheme, Australia has now many per-
manent youth orchestras which form part of her cultural life.
The Orchestra, which comprises some 42 members, will give their
first concert in Hong Kong, after which they will perform in Bangkok and
Singapore.
On Sunday, they will play works by Elgar, Hindemith, Purcell, Farkas,
Haydn, Holst and Britton.
Tickets at $1 (for students), $2 and $3 are available daily from
10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the City Hall Box Office.
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