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Ben Opie Reveals Peninsula Summer Music Festival Line-up

by Paul Cashmere on October 24, 2018

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Classical musician Ben Opie has revealed the line-up for the 112th Peninsula Summer Music festival in 2019.

Opie took on the role of Artistic Director for the 2019 event on Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.

The 2019 event brings in new venues at Peninsula Hot Springs, Whistlewood Gallery and the first festival performance at the Coombe Yarra Valley winery in Coldstream.

Opie’s Inventi Ensemble will perform as part of the event. The 2019 event will also cater for kids. On 3 January, Cruden Farm opens the farm gates for a world of adventure for young children aged 6+ with Ad Lib Collective artists’, Thea Rossen and Jesse Deane, taking them on a water filled sensory experience in the drip, drop, play. The following day, Balnarring’s St Mark’s Anglican Church plays host to Kids Carnival, an afternoon of singing, percussion instruments, dancing, games and instrument making with Clare Zabrowarny, Inventi Ensemble and Ad Lib Collective.

12th PENINSULA SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL, 1 – 13 JANUARY 2019

TUESDAY 1
Hair of the Dog – The Furbelows, Lindenderry at Red Hill, 3pm

WEDNESDAY 2
Suite Persane – Peninsula Chamber Musicians & Guests, St Mark’s Anglican Church, Balnarring, 2pm
Sweeter than Roses – Janet Todd & Nicholas Pollock, Hurley Vineyard, Balnarring, 6pm

THURSDAY 3
Drip Drop Play – Ad Lib Collective, Cruden Farm, Langwarrin, 11am & 1pm
Ravel’s Blues – Sophie Rowell & Kristian Chong, Moorooduc Estate, Moorooduc, 4pm & 6.30pm
Special Hot Springs Event: Aviva Endean – Clarinets, Peninsula Hot Springs, Fingal, 7pm (6pm if bathing)

FRIDAY 4
Kids Carnival, St Mark’s Anglican Church, Balnarring, 1 – 3pm
Godfather, Father & Son – Duo Foster-Brown, Main Ridge Estate, Red Hill, 4pm & 7pm

SATURDAY 5
Australian Haydn Ensemble, St John’s Church, Flinders, 12pm
Of Love – Songmakers Australia, St John’s Church, Flinders, 3pm
An Evening with Sara Macliver & the Australian Haydn Ensemble, St John’s Church, Flinders, 7pm

SUNDAY 6
MRC Great Romantics Winner, St John’s Church, Flinders, 11.30am
Schubert Songs – Australian Haydn Ensemble & David Greco, St John’s Church, Flinders, 2pm
Special Hot Springs Event: Martiln – Electronic Musician, Peninsula Hot Springs, Fingal, 2pm
James Henry, under the marquee St John’s Church, Flinders, 7.30pm – BYO chair or blanket

MONDAY 7
Twilight Jazz: The Hoodangers, Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove, Red Hill, 6pm for 7.30pm concert
Sweet Love Doth Now Invite – Sara Macliver & Marshall McGuire, Coombe Yarra Valley, Coldstream, 6pm for dinner

TUESDAY 8
Song & Story – Stephanie Arnold, Whistlewood Gallery, 4pm & 6pm

WEDNESDAY 9
Sara Macliver & Marshall McGuire, Port Phillip Estate, Red Hill, 6pm for dinner
Special Hot Springs Event: Jessica Oddie – violin. Peninsula Hot Springs, 7pm

THURSDAY 10
Realms of Light – Blair Harris, Elgee Park, Dromana, 6pm

FRIDAY 11
Mozart’s Church Sonatas – Inventi Ensemble, St Mark’s Anglican Church, Balnarring, 2pm
Bach & Bathe at Peninsula hot Springs, Fingal, 6pm arrival for 7pm start

SATURDAY 12
A Peninsula Salon – Linda Barcan, Beleura Estate, 1.30pm (meet at Mornington Golf Club at 12.45pm)
Fairy Tales in Opera, St John’s Church, Flinders, 6pm

SUNDAY 13
Pelican Park Promenade, Pelican Park, Hastings – meet at the Pelican statues, 2.30pm for 3pm start

FESTIVAL DETAILS:
Dates: 1 – 13 January 2019
Venues: Across Red Hill, Fingal, Balnarring, Langwarrin, Moorooduc, Flinders, Coldstream, Shoreham, Dromana and Hastings
Tickets: www.peninsulafestival.com.au
Events at The Peninsula Hot Springs via:peninsulahotsprings.com/peninsulasummermusicfestival
Cost: Separately ticketed events from $20 to $75. Dinner and show packages also available for selected events.
Website: www.peninsulafestival.com.au

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