Four distinctive musical voices. One captivating chamber program. From Beethoven and Ravel to contemporary Australian composer Lachlan Skipworth, Canticles spans centuries, continents and musical worlds. This is chamber music alive with breath, colour, stillness and fire.
Dates & Times
Thu 11 Feb 7.30pm
Duration 1hr 40mins including interval
Access
Tickets
Ticket Notes
Discount available with Festival Club membership.
Mob Tix available for First Nations audiences.
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Location
St Mary's Cathedral, 25 Victoria Ave, Karboordup / Perth WA 6000
More infoFour distinctive musical voices. One captivating chamber program. From Beethoven and Ravel to contemporary Australian composer Lachlan Skipworth, Canticles spans centuries, continents and musical worlds. This is chamber music alive with breath, colour, stillness and fire.
‘A distinct, meditative and powerfully evocative voice in Australian music.’
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Lachlan Skipworth (b.1982) Oboe quartet
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 – 1827) Piano Trio op1 no.3 in C minor
Lachlan Skipworth (b.1982) Canticles for clarinet, violin, cello and piano
Maurice Ravel (1875 – 1937) Piano Trio
Fazil Say (b.1970) Space Jump
Trio Kin
Violin Alexandra Osborne
Cello Hyung Suk Bae
Piano Vatche Jambazian
Oboe Liz Chee
Clarinet Som Howie
Image - St Mary's Cathedral Jessica Wyld Photography
Image - Trio Kin Jordan Munns
Image - Lachlan Skipworth Tallulah Chong
Images - Som Howie and Liz Chee Artshoot Media
Sanctum Series returns in 2027, expanding from the soaring surrounds of St Mary’s Cathedral to the elegance of Government House Ballroom.
At St Mary’s, centuries of tradition unfold within the cathedral’s resonant architecture. Journey into the rich sound world of medieval music, experience the beauty and virtuosity of Indian classical music and celebrate the work of one of Western Australia’s great composers.
At Government House Ballroom, Sanctum draws us closer. The brilliance of solo piano and the expressive power of the string quartet experienced in an intimate room made for listening.
Across these two distinctive spaces, Sanctum Series travels between cultures, centuries and traditions, bringing exceptional artists from around the world together with those from home.
