Aeolian Quartet to Present Fifth Australian Concert in Canberra
The Aeolian Quartet of London, with Emanuel Hurwitz Raymond Keenlyside Margaret Major and Derek Simpson, tours Canberra Theatre next Monday. Their program includes Mozart’s Quartet in D major K275 Brahms Quartet in A minor Op 51 No 2 and Rawsthorne Theme and Variations. The group traces to 1927 with active personnel since 1945 and has completed coast to coast tours of North America and recent visits to Ireland Cuba and England.
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Overseas charts show Australian acts leading in multiple markets
The Gibb brothers’ How Can You Mend a Broken Heart tops New York as John Denver’s Take Me Home, Country Roads slips to second. In London New Seekers rise to number one with Never Ending Song of Love, while Buffy Sainte-Marie’s Soldier Blue holds a high chart position in Britain. Dawn’s What Are You Doing Sunday? hits fourth in London. The 2CA Top 40 updates list Tony Christie, Gerry Monroe, Susan Raye, and Dawn among others, with several shifts and debuts across the week.
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