Joining Cobar Sound Chapel creator Georges Lentz for his annual concert in the Sound Chapel on Thursday night were musicians Dominic Azzi (violin), David Wicks (viola) and Andy Hines (cello), as well as Cobar’s Xander Jeffery on didgeridoo. They played Beethoven’s Op 74, as well premiering a short new work by Georges called Midnight Music, a meditation derived from his music inside the Sound Chapel. They were also joined by Cobar High School students and their music teacher Laura Andrew to perform an original composition by Jim Coyle. The evening finished with the quartet playing a lively Danish folk tune.
Joining Cobar Sound Chapel creator Georges Lentz for his annual concert in the Sound Chapel on Thursday night were musicians Dominic Azzi (violin), David Wicks (viola) and Andy Hines (cello), as well as Cobar’s Xander Jeffery on didgeridoo. They played Beethoven’s Op 74, as well premiering a short new work by Georges called Midnight Music, a meditation derived from his music inside the Sound Chapel. They were also joined by Cobar High School students and their music teacher Laura Andrew to perform an original composition by Jim Coyle. The evening finished with the quartet playing a lively Danish folk tune.
New residents to Cobar were invited to go along to a welcome event at the Cobar Shire Library recently. The event was organised by Cobar’s Combined Churches group and aims to make new people feel welcome in our town and provide them with local information. Mayor Jarrod Marsden officially welcomed […]
With the National AIF Swimming Carnival in Nelson Bay just 10 days away, the Cobar Yabbies are looking to be in great form, particularly club veteran, Bob Clark. Clark will be keen to defend his 2025 National title, the 50 metres handicapped freestyle event that he won last year in […]
Harmony CSA Mine has helped improve conditions for Cobar Rotary Club volunteers by funding the construction of a new covered work area at the club’s Return and Earn processing facility. The roofed workspace was officially handed over to Rotary Club president Fr Paul Finucane by Harmony CSA General Manager Rob […]