Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts - The Spirit of the Isles: Queensland Conservatorium Brass Band conducted by Howard Taylor
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Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts presents a special concert in collaboration with Bands in Parks - The Spirit of the Isles: Queensland Conservatorium Brass Band conducted by Howard Taylor. Under the accomplished baton of conductor Howard Taylor, the Queensland Conservatorium of Music's brass band return for another blockbuster concert!Always a highlight of the year, the band is accompanied by some very special guests, presenting a program full of Celtic fire and British majesty.The ASDAH Seventh Day Adventist High brass band will perform in King George Square 11.15-11.30am. They will also join the Queensland Conservatorium of Music's brass band on stage as the choir for the concert.This Lord Mayor's City Hall Concert is produced by Anje West in collaboration with Helen Johns Brisbane Metropolitan Bands (Bands in Parks).
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Brisbane City Hall, Brisbane City
Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City
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