Songlines of Our Universe
Catch a spellbinding performance under the stars this winter.
Overview
Stargazing, classical music and wine combine at this magical Sydney Solstice event. Taking place at the Sydney Observatory over four nights, the event will feature the world-premiere of 'Songlines of Our Universe' — a work by highly lauded composer and Kalkadunga man William Barton.
A collaboration between Barton and musician Veronique Serret, the piece will be performed live and outside, under the stars. While listening to the six-part performance, you can look up at the Milky Way and Andromeda (astronomical objects that inspired Barton's composition) through outdoor telescopes. Plus, there'll be a winter-themed feast with wines and top-notch produce from across NSW.
Image: William Barton and Veronique Serret. Photography by Ken Leanfore
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