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The Bowerbird Collective
Bach to the Bush | Solo Cello | Strathalbyn
Apr 21, 2025
3:00 PM GMT+9:30
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Acclaimed cellist and co-founder of the Bowerbird Collective, Anthony Albrecht, performs in Strathalbyn with an unmissable recital. Anthony was the first Australian graduate of The Juilliard School's Historical Performance program in New York City, receiving his Master of Music on full scholarship, and has appeared as soloist and with prestigious ensembles throughout the world.
"Fluent and virtuosic" - Sydney Morning Herald
"Fresh and vitalising... reverent showmanship" - CutCommon
"Impeccable playing" - BroadwayWorld
Performing the works of J.S. Bach, Dall'Abaco and Australian composers.
Artwork: Eugene von Guérard, ‘Scenery in the Mount Lofty Ranges, near Adelaide, and a View of the Gulf of St Vincent, South Australia’, c.1860
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The Bowerbird Collective Biography
The Bowerbird Collective are gaining an international reputation as multimedia storytellers, curators and
performers crossing the arts/science divide. Their award-winning productions include Where Song Began, Life
on Land's Edge and Songs of Disappearance, which reached the top of the ARIA charts in 2022.
Anthony Albrecht, cellist, was the first Australian graduate of The Juilliard School's Masters in Historically Informed Performance, and Simone Slattery, violinist, holds a PhD from University of Adelaide, specialising in baroque improvisation.
Read Moreperformers crossing the arts/science divide. Their award-winning productions include Where Song Began, Life
on Land's Edge and Songs of Disappearance, which reached the top of the ARIA charts in 2022.
Anthony Albrecht, cellist, was the first Australian graduate of The Juilliard School's Masters in Historically Informed Performance, and Simone Slattery, violinist, holds a PhD from University of Adelaide, specialising in baroque improvisation.
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