The Bay Cities’ Symphonic Band is absolutely delighted to be performing in Waipawa at the CHB Municipal Theatre on Friday 4th April at 7pm. With a fresh and colourful portrait of the Appalachian Mountains, their featured piece, ‘All the Earth and Air’ is a heartful, yet powerful overture composed in 2024 for piano and wind band by Tyler Grant. The programme also includes a fitting tribute to the theatre with, ‘Selections from Les Miserables’, the marvellously fun, Gershwin inspired, ‘New York 1927’, the lyrical ‘Ode to Greensleeves’ played on flugelhorn by the talented Mr. James Lowe and much, much more. And of course we couldn’t come to Waipawa without inviting CHB’s Mayor herself, the fabulous Alex Walker to join us on trumpet!
Cabaret style seating at round tables, an open bar and great music - get your tickets now for this wonderful night out.
WhenFriday 4 April, 7:00pm to 8:30pm
CostRestrictions: All Ages
Adult Adult General Admission $20.00
Child Child (under 12) General Admission $10.00
Concession Concession (65+) General Admission $15.00
Family of 4 Family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children under 12) General Admission $50.00
WhereCentral Hawke's Bay Municipal Theatre, Waipawa, Central Hawke's Bay
18 Kenilworth Street, Waipawa, Central Hawke's Bay
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