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Stormy classics from Pacific players

Masterpieces by Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert have been selected by popular Sunshine Coast chamber music group, Pacific Chamber Players, for the third series of concerts of their 2022 season at Palmwoods and Cooroy later this month.

They will present Mozart’s dark String Quintet No 4 in G minor, K 516, Beethoven’s masterful and stormy String Quintet in C, Op 29, and Schubert’s magical Nocturne for Piano Trio in Eb, Op 148.

Former ABC producer Nancy Tow will present an informative talk at 2pm before the concerts start at 2.30pm.

Palmwoods Memorial Hall, August 27 and Cooroy Memorial Hall, August 28, Tickets, adults $30, concessions $28, school students $10. Available online at pacificchamberplayers.com or cash at the door.

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