WITH the aim of capturing and commemorating the solemnity of Remembrance Day in this Centenary year, Canberra Wind Symphony will perform tomorrow in the evocative setting of the Warrior’s Chapel in the Church of St Andrew, Forrest.

“Lest We Forget” will be the final performance of the 2015 ‘beyondblue’ concert series in this, the first year of the 40+ piece wind orchestra.

Included on the program will be James Barnes’s emotional tribute to war, “Lonely Beach”, in which they say, the audience will be musically transported to the front line and exposed to ‘musical cross-fire’.

Conducted by Geoff Grey, (previously of RMC Band Duntroon), this concert will combine classical repertoire with a variety of hymnal arrangements for wind ensemble.

Also included will be “Ave Maria” by Franz Schubert, “Duke of Marlborough Fanfare” by Percy Grainger, “Eternal Father, Strong to Save” arranged by Claude T. Smith, “Pacem – A Hymn for Peace” by Robert Spittal,” Esprit de Corps” by Robert Jager and “Abide With Me – Eventide” by William H. Monk.

Canberra Wind Symphony Lest We Forget A Remembrance Day Dedication 7:30pm Wednesday, November 11, The Warrior’s Chapel, Church of St Andrew, Forrest This performance is in support of beyondblue, raising awareness and funds to combat depression in Australian farmers. Bookings to canberrawindsymphony.com.au/tickets