Come join us as we celebrate the centenary of Vaughan Williams’s “A Sea Symphony”, as well as other works.

First performed 100 years ago, when it was conducted by the composer himself, Vaughan Williams’s “A Sea Symphony” has you whirling in the waves one moment, and in the next contemplating the universe from an empty beach at night. He beautifully brings to life Walt Whitman’s texts with his adventurous, moving style.

The oceanic theme is continued with a selection of Australian folk songs and sea shanties arranged by Melbourne composer Dennis Vaughan, as well as a medley of popular songs from Walt Disney’s hit movie “A Little Mermaid”.

This is a varied, colourful and accessible programme to entertain everyone from the first-time concert-goer to the seasoned music lover.

Ben Lambell – General Assistant
Varia Simonov – Fresher Representative
James Townsend – Fresher Representative

There’s still opportunity to join the committee if you are a member of MonUCS. Just simply email the secretary at secretary at monucs dot aicsa dot org dot au (replace at with @ and dot with .) with what role you are interested in.

Ralph Vaughan Williams’s “A Sea Symphony” (which is turning 100 years old this year)
Denis Vaughan’s “Australian Folk-Song Suite”
and the Choral Suite from Disney’s A Little Mermaid

If you would like to sing with us, feel free to hop on by the Religious Centre at the Monash University, Clayton Campus at 6:45pm.

This concert will be on the 22nd May 2010 at 8pm at St Andrew’s Anglican Church, Brighton (Cnr New St and Church St).

Hope to see you there.

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