A Little Lunch Music: Kathryn Selby
City Recital Hall
Longing to spend your lunch hour device-free and served with a slice of serenity?
Drop in for City Recital Hall’s long running series of lunchtime concerts, A Little Lunch Music. Each concert is an hour of musical escapism performed by some of Australia’s best artists, curated by Kathryn Selby AM, Artistic Director of this series. Take your pick from one (or all!) of 12 events in 2018, and return to the rest of your day feeling uplifted and inspired.
Pianist Kathryn Selby AM presents a solo recital of works by Bach and Schubert that have been especially meaningful to her musical life. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear Selby without her customary ‘friends’!
Duration: approximately 1 hour, no interval
Feel free to bring your lunch into the auditorium. Our Lobby Bar is stocked with a range of light meal options or you can BYO.
Other events in the A Little Lunch Music series:
- Sydney Symphony Orchestra Fellows 2018 Presents Bienvenue - Wednesday 7 February 12.30pm
- An Audience With Marie Bashir - Tuesday 13 March 12.30pm
- Australia Ensemble Presents A French Affair - Tuesday 10 April 12.30pm
- The Idea Of North - Thursday 10 May 12.30pm
- Chaika - Wednesday 13 June 12.30pm
- Kathryn Selby And Timo-Veikko Valve - Thursday 5 July 12.30pm
- Greta Bradman Presents Elevate - Tuesday 31 July 12.30pm
- Tinalley String Quartet - Thursday 23 August 12.30pm
- Judy Bailey And Sydney Conservatorium Jazz - Tuesday 25 September 12.30pm
- Arrebato Ensemble - Tuesday 16 October 12.30pm
- Future Stars Of Musical Theatre With Bev Kennedy - Thursday 13 December 12.30pm
A Little Lunch Music and Radisson Blu High Tea Package
City Recital Hall and the Radisson Blu are partnering to bring you the ultimate lunch time break in the heart of Sydney. The package includes a ticket to A Little Lunch Music: Kathryn Selby and a High Tea including a complimentary glass of sparkling at Radisson Blu.
The Radisson Blu is an intimate, boutique style, five-star hotel, housed within a stunning heritage-listed building located in the heart of Sydney and just a few footsteps from City Recital Hall. You can head over there before or after the concert and enjoy their famous High Tea, available between 10am and 4pm. Radisson Blu reservation essential – please read below for details on how to book this special offer.
Ticket Info
All tickets $15
Concert and Radisson Blu High Tea package ticket $64
You can also purchase a subscription to five performances for $70 or eight performances for $108.
City Recital Hall and Ticketmaster are the only authorised ticket sellers for this event. City Recital Hall is under no obligation to honour tickets purchased via unauthorised re-sellers. If you attend an event with a ticket purchased via an unauthorised re-seller such as Ticketmaster Resale, Viagogo, Ticketbis, eBay, Gumtree, Tickets Australia or any other unauthorised seller, you may be refused entry to the event.
A Little Lunch Music and Radisson Blu High Tea Package Details
Make A High Tea Reservation
Once you have booked the package through City Recital Hall it is essential that you contact the Radisson Blu to make a High Tea reservation on 02 8214 0000 or at communications@radisson.com.
The High Tea is available between 10am and 4pm and can be booked for arrival between 10am and 11.20am and between 1.40pm and 3pm to allow a minimum of one hour for the High Tea service. If you have any special dietary requirements, please advise Radisson Blu at the time of making your reservation.
Terms and Conditions
- There is a limited number of High Tea and lunchtime concert tickets available and the offer will no longer be available for sale once the allocation of tickets is exhausted
- The High Tea component of the ticket can only be redeemed between 10am and 4pm on Friday 16 November
- The High Tea component of the package must be booked directly with Radisson Blu Blu via 02 8214 0000 or communications@radisson.com
- Please have your ticket with you as proof of purchase to redeem the High Tea component of the package
Details are correct at time of publication