Byron Music Society’s Massive Sing – The Echo

Byron Music Society presents ‘A German Requiem by Johannes Brahms’ (Ein Deutsches Requiem), recognised as one of many best choral works ever written, on the Lennox Head Cultural Centre for one present solely.

The Massive Sing will showcase 100 singers, predominately from the Northern Rivers, and a 40-piece orchestra, who will carry out this towering masterpiece of romantic music for audiences in Lennox Head.

This might be Byron Music Society’s first Massive Sing efficiency in two years, following COVID restrictions. Will probably be performed by Nicholas Routley, an area musician and founding father of the Sydney Chamber Choir, together with worldwide soloists Gaynor Morgan (soprano) and Patrick Donnelly (baritone), each from the Gold Coast. 

Singers are coming from throughout the area, and a few are travelling from so far as Sydney to carry out at this occasion.

President of Byron Music Society, Nicholas Routley, says The Massive Sing occasions have been established in 2016 as an annual live performance to provide singers a possibility to carry out in an enormous choir, and the orchestra is made up of native musicians too. It was initially supposed to be a live performance by the neighborhood for the neighborhood, however the idea was such an enormous success it has now grow to be a serious occasion locally music calendar for our area.

‘We’re excited to be coming collectively after a two-year break, with such a touching and shifting piece. I encourage music lovers to come back alongside for an exquisite afternoon to take pleasure in an expertise like no different seen on the Lennox Head Cultural Centre,’ says Routley.

‘A German Requiem’ might be carried out on Sunday 16 October. A bar serving drinks and refreshments will function for this occasion. 

Tickets are $53–$59 and can be found through: communityspaces.com.au/tickets.