Harboursound Concert Series
Harboursound Concert Series, Albany, Western Australia [©Sally Malone]
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Albany WA 6330
The Harboursound Festival 2009 presents national and local music performances, which includes workshops in fiddle, voice, slide guitar and recorder.
The event includes three concerts over Friday and Saturday, including a family matinee concert.
The concerts will be held in the historic Albany Town Hall Theatre, a wonderful intimate venue with a great atmosphere for music. It is one of Western Australia's oldest buildings and the state's most enchanting regional theatre.
Some of the acts that will be performing this year include Pierre Bensusan from France, The Undesirables from Canada and singer song writer David Ross MacDonald.
For more information on the acts performing or to book tickets please visit the website.
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