Nocturnal – Solo Guitar by Andrew Blanch Port Stephens

Sunday 27 October 2024
6 Norburn Avenue,
Nelson Bay,
2315

Event Details

Nocturnal is a 60-minute multimedia performance, an ode to the night, by outstanding solo classical guitarist Andrew Blanch. Featuring spectacular projected visuals, evocative lighting and nature soundscapes, this event is a not-to-be-missed performance. The winner of the 2019 Adelaide International Guitar Competition, Andrew Blanch is one of Australia's most thrilling young performers. Experience Andrew's astounding guitar playing at this performance at Nelson Bay Community Hall, immersed in the magic of the night. Nocturnal is a show that shines a light in the darkness. Contemplate this side of existence, and reflect on humanity's fateful project to banish the darkness from the night. Sensuous and romantic, mysterious and melancholic, this spellbinding concert will leave you with eyes and ears wide open to the night. Please see the website for the full program. The Bowerbird Collective & Andrew Blanch reserve the right to change the program without notice.

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Sunday, 27 October, 2024
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Nocturnal – Solo Guitar by Andrew Blanch Port Stephens
Sunday 27 October 2024
6 Norburn Avenue,
Nelson Bay,
2315
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