Bands in Parks: Stage and Screen Spectacular
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Bands in Parks performs at the Queensland Tennis Centre Step into a world of cinematic wonder and theatrical magic. Queensland Wind and Brass under the baton of Alisa Jones, showcases the energy, emotion, and excitement of beloved music from film and stage. From sweeping movie themes to Broadway showstoppers, this program features music that will entertain, inspire, and delight audiences of all ages. A celebration of imagination, drama, and musical storytelling — this is an evening not to be missed! The café and bar will be trading, so enjoy the concert with a meal and a glass of wine. Please note that there is no BYO food or drinks, just bring your own picnic blankets and enjoy music under the stars.
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Bands in Parks: Stage and Screen Spectacular
Bands in Parks performs at Queensland Tennis Centre.Step into a world of cinematic wonder and theatrical magic. Queensland Wind and Brass under the baton of Alisa Jones, showcases the energy, emotion, and excitement of beloved music from film and stage. From sweeping movie themes to Broadway showstoppers, this program features music that will entertain, inspire, and delight audiences of all ages. A celebration of imagination, drama, and musical storytelling - this is an evening not to be missed!The café and bar will be trading, so enjoy the concert with a meal and a glass of wine. Please note that there are no BYO food or drinks, just bring your own picnic blankets and enjoy music under the stars.
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