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Prof. Brian Cox

Brian Cox and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra are going on a date

by Paul Cashmere on March 5, 2019

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Physicist Professor Brian Cox is joining the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for two shows.

The special ‘A Symphonic Universe’ event will feature Professor Cox taking the audience on a journey through space and time to discuss “the human struggle against our finite existence in an infinite universe”.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will premiere ‘A Brief History In Time’, a tribute to Professor Stephen Hawking. Professor Cox will talk about music and scientific milestones.

How this all fits together, well we’ll find out in November.

Brian Cox: A Symphonic Universe
Saturday 16 November 7.30pm – SELLING FAST
Sunday 17 November 4pm – NEW CONCERT
Arts Centre Melbourne, Hamer Hall

As for Brian’s music credentials? Well he was the keyboard player in D:Ream and had this 1992 hit ‘Things Can Only Get Better’.

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