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[Title] => Opera in the Market 2003
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Cleared of fruit, vegetable and other sundry stalls, the Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne becomes, for two days each year, the performance venue of leading Australian soloists, the 116-member Opera in the Market choir and the 74-member Orchestra Victoria led by world-acclaimed conductor Thomas Woods.
Arias from the finest operas are heard in this newest, most unique opera house in Australia, with its high-vaulted ceiling and raked floor suddenly transformed into a vast hippodrome filled, not with chariots and circus animals but with row upon row of chairs in the thousands.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-25 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rosalinda Orosa
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Cleared of fruit, vegetable and other sundry stalls, the Queen Victoria Market in Melbourne becomes, for two days each year, the performance venue of leading Australian soloists, the 116-member Opera in the Market choir and the 74-member Orchestra Victoria led by world-acclaimed conductor Thomas Woods.
Arias from the finest operas are heard in this newest, most unique opera house in Australia, with its high-vaulted ceiling and raked floor suddenly transformed into a vast hippodrome filled, not with chariots and circus animals but with row upon row of chairs in the thousands.
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