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Australian Orchestra joins Andrea Bocelli tour

The Australian Philharmonic Orchestra are joining Andrea Bocelli on his Australian & New Zealand 2014 tour.

5 May 2014 12:00

Tara Watson

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The Australian Philharmonic Orchestra are preparing to share the stage with one of the contemporary opera greats, as they join Andrea Bocelli on his 2014 Australian & New Zealand tour.

The 69-piece orchestra will be led by internationally renowned opera conductor Eugen Kohn and will be touring Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth this September.

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