Elite strings evoke the best from diverse programme

By Bronislaw Sozanski
Updated August 13 2018 - 1:49pm, first published 10:53am
 The programme was created around a chamber orchestra, with orchestral strings playing the dominant role.
The programme was created around a chamber orchestra, with orchestral strings playing the dominant role.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s concert at the Mary’s mount Centre, Loreto College, was a welcome return for one of Australia’s elite ensembles. The programme was created around a chamber orchestra, with orchestral strings playing the dominant role. First violinist Dale Barltrop directed and was soloist in the concerto-like work “Vox Amoris”, of Peteris Vasks.

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