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An orchestra playing against a NASA image of a celestial object for Space Music

Space Music

Discovery Music

For the science geek in us all.

Dr. Antony Brian is an astrophysicist, planetary geologist, and Venusian volcanologist – which is a fancy way to say he’s mapped the surface of Venus for NASA.

Join him on a stunning exploration of space and time, pared with the all-encompassing sound of a full baroque orchestra.

Presented by Australian Baroque, Space Music is a multi-sensory smorgasbord of melody, film and science that will boggle your mind and fill you with wonder.

“A refreshing, fascinating and thought-provoking concert/lecture.” – Emma Jayakumar for Limelight

“Space Music was an opportunity to marvel, both at wonders made at home and those in the dizzying expanse we occupy.” – Claire Coleman for Seesaw

When

Saturday 16 March

6.30pm

Where

St Stephen's School Theatre Duncraig

Duration

1 hour

Tickets

Bookings required

Standard: $19

Student/conc: $17

Child: $11

Suitable For

All ages

Accessibility

There are two accessible seats at this venue.

Please email cultural.events@joondalup.wa.gov.au when booking to reserve a space.

Wheelchair accessible

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