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Kimbra to sing at Adelaide Festival

Adelaide Festival audiences will get an exclusive opportunity with the woman of the moment.
3 Jan 2013
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Popular singer-songwriter Kimbra will join Daniel Johns and the Adelaide Art Orchestra  as guests of Van Dyke Parks in a one night Adelaide Festival special event. Kimbra and Johns will perform solos and duets for the show which will include orchestral and vocal compositions by Parks.

 

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