International opera bass Paul Whelan ‘Such A Fine, Sunny Day’ Australian Premiere with Australian virtuoso pianist Nicholas Young. Special Guests Melbourne Opera Orchestra Concertmaster Ben Spiers and Multi-Award Winning Cellist Gemma Kneale

International opera star Paul Whelan will give the World Premiere of Griffiths’ new work ‘Such a fine, sunny day’ with multi-international award recipient Nicholas Young on 25th November, 7:00pm at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne CBD.

From Griffiths’ new album ‘Terra No More?’ , that explores themes of forced dislocation to finding new community, ‘Such a fine, sunny day’ breaks new ground involving a 4-handed piano accompaniment and Whelan’s full bass range .

Young will also perform the Australian Premiere of some of Griffiths’ piano and chamber repertoire from his Introspection and Rare View albums with Melbourne Opera Orchestra Concertmaster Ben Spiers and multi-award winning cellist Gemma Kneale.

Terra No More? is to be released in Melbourne in 2024

Paul Whelan Australian Premiere with Nicholas Young

St Paul’s Cathedral
Cnr of Flinders & Swanston St, Melbourne CBD,

25th November
Doors Open:     6:30 pm
Concert starts:  7:00 pm
Duration:           2 hours

Tickets: $45 general admission, $25 students and seniors