Wednesday, 19 May 2021, 11:17 am
Kiwi musicians have united in their bid to save St
David’s Church, so it can be repurposed into a much-needed
centre for acoustic music for all New Zealanders. They have
gifted their voices and musical talent in a pre-recorded
concert ‘To the Stars’, to be streamed from Saturday 29
May 2021. The virtual concert was filmed in the great hall
of St David’s and features a star-studded lineup of New
Zealand musical talent. It reveals the glorious interior and
sparkling acoustics which make St David’s the ideal centre
for music.
Starring in the concert is world famous
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