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Mami? to raise the rafters at Wesley

POWERFUL operatic soprano, Jelena Mami? will perform Schubert, Glinka, Mascagni, Rachmaninov, Menotti and Webern at Wesley Music Centre’s Wesley Music Centre’s “Wednesday Lunchtime Live”.

Jelena Mami?
Jelena Mami?

Mami? is everywhere these days, raising the rafters at Llewellyn Hall and smaller venues. Born in Canberra, she moved to Croatia when she was five, making her first public appearance as a singer at age 7, then later graduating there in medicine and vocal performance before returning to Canberra, where she is doing a Master’s at the ANU School of Music under tenor Paul McMahon.

Anne Ewing
Anne Ewing

She’ll be accompanied on piano by Australian pianist Anne Ewing, a former pupil of Larry Sitsky who won the Winifred Burston Memorial Prize for the most outstanding pianist at the ANU. She too is pursuing a Masters of Music Performance at the ANU, under concert-pianist, Katherine Day.

Together Mami? and Ewing perform as the duo, ‘Aves Nocturnas’.

Jelena Mami?, soprano with Anne Ewing, piano, at Wesley Music Centre, 20 National Circuit, Forrest, Wednesday February 25, 2015, 12.40pm to 1.20pm. Entry $5 minimum; concession $2, no bookings required. Tickets at the door.

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