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Melbourne Youth Orchestra will surprise city-goers with free concerts from September 28 to October 29.
Musicians aged eight to 25 will come together and celebrate the orchestra’s 50-year anniversary at State Library Victoria.
Known as Moments of Beauty, the program includes Street Symphony, consisting of two outdoor performances on the steps of the library’s Swanston St forecourt, Wind Serenades in the foyer, and Chamber Strings in the Cowen Gallery.
Photo by Sarah Walker of Joseph Hawkins-Nikupala, Audrey Witmore, Isobel Yates, Stephen Gould and Ella Whittake.
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