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when: 18 - 23 January 2021 | venue: St Mary's Cathedral | cost: Adult: $70 | address: St Mary's Road, Sydney NSW 2000 | tickets: https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/universal-woman
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The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra celebrates the remarkable creative achievements of Hildegard von Bingen, the twelfth-century polymath whose life story and body of work continue to resonate through the ages.
Hildegard was a visionary and entrepreneurial German abbess who travelled widely as a linguist, mystic, scholar, naturalist, scientist, philosopher, poet and a composer. Nine centuries after her death, Universal Woman pays tribute to this iconic trailblazer with a moving and thought-provoking program curated by the orchestra's celebrated artistic director, Paul Dyer.
The program also features a selection of Hildegard's own songs and poems, narrated live by a prominent Australian actor.
A Sydney Festival exclusive, Universal Woman takes place inside the spine-tingling acoustics of St Mary's Cathedral Crypt, with five performances led by singers from the Brandenburg Choir as well as the Brandenburg musicians on period instruments.
Find out more about Sydney Festival and Covid-19 planning.
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The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra celebrates the remarkable creative achievements of Hildegard von Bingen, the twelfth-century polymath whose life story and body of work continue to resonate through the ages.
Hildegard was a visionary and entrepreneurial German abbess who travelled widely as a linguist, mystic, scholar, naturalist, scientist, philosopher, poet and a composer. Nine centuries after her death, Universal Woman pays tribute to this iconic trailblazer with a moving and thought-provoking program curated by the orchestra's celebrated artistic director, Paul Dyer.
The program also features a selection of Hildegard's own songs and poems, narrated live by a prominent Australian actor.
A Sydney Festival exclusive, Universal Woman takes place inside the spine-tingling acoustics of St Mary's Cathedral Crypt, with five performances led by singers from the Brandenburg Choir as well as the Brandenburg musicians on period instruments.
Find out more about Sydney Festival and Covid-19 planning.
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Universal Woman 2021 is on 18 - 23 January 2021. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Sydney.
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Event Details
what: Universal Woman 2021
when: 18 - 23 January 2021
venue: St Mary's Cathedral
city/suburb: Sydney NSW
address: St Mary's Road, Sydney NSW 2000
All start time/end time: Monday 18 January 2021 from 7pm to 8:20pm | Tuesday 19 January 2021 from 7pm to 8:20pm | Wednesday 20 January 2021 from 2pm to 3:20pm | Wednesday 20 January 2021 from 7pm to 8:20pm | Thursday 21 January 2021 from 2pm to 3:20pm | Saturday 23 January 2021 from 7:30pm to 8:50pm
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