SITE PARTNER:  

Maps and Journeys

Concert Hall QPAC

Join the Southern Cross Soloists as they chart a new musical voyage in Maps and Journeys, the second concert in their 2019 Concert Series program at Concert Hall, QPAC on Sunday July 21st. Take advantage of the special $50 ticket offer - see below!

Following their sell-out performance of Lunar New Year in February, the Southern Cross Soloists (SXS) will be joined by ABC Classic’s Lucas Burns as they navigate by land, sea and sky through music.

Renowned for his work with ABC Classic producing concert recordings from Queensland, Burns will join musician Chris Williams (trumpet, didgeridoo) as the Soloists’ guest artists for Maps and Journeys, which is presented in association with Queensland Music Festival.

Exploring the rich astronomical traditions and navigational abilities of Indigenous Australians and the star navigation of early European explorers, the music and Burns’ insightful narration will bring together both cultures in a concert like no other.

Maps and Journeys will also feature a world premiere of a new work called ‘Ginan’, the name given to the smallest Southern Cross star by the Wardaman People of Northern Territory, which was officially recognised in 2017 as the star’s name by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait astronomy.

Nice to know - One of Australia’s leading chamber ensembles, the Soloists are each uniquely talented musicians and are renowned for their exploration of musical boundaries and enriching performances.

Need to know - Take advantage of this special offer for Southern Cross Soloists Maps and Journeys – Navigating by the Sky and purchase tickets for $50! (plus transaction fee)

QPAC is a valued partner of Must Do Brisbane.com

Maps & Journeys

Concert Hall QPAC

Melbourne St

Cnr Grey St

South Brisbane

Jul 21 3pm

$68 + book fee

136246

Map

Top Things To Do In Brisbane This Week

An adrenaline-charged festival of all things aviation, rail & auto
Join Geoffrey Robertson KC, one of the world's great legal minds
One of Australia’s favourite comedians is bringing his new show to Brisbane
Based on the incredible true story of the inventor of the black box
A fascinating, free exhibition on display at State Library
Park Vibes returns to Victoria Park on Mother's Day
Treat Mum to High Tea at heritage-listed Old Government House
Treat Mum to a delicious buffet breakfast or lunch in beautiful bush surrounds
Celebrate Mother's Day at these top restaurants
EDITOR'S PICK

Win an out of this world family trip to Los Angeles!

To celebrate the launch of IF (Imaginary Friends) in cinemas on May 16, Archie Brothers and IF have teamed up to give you the chance to win a trip to LA
Win an out of this world family trip to Los Angeles!
MUST DO

Mother's Day Dining

Celebrate Mother's Day at one of these top restaurants, open from 11am 'til late for a la carte dining
Mother's Day Dining
THIS WEEKEND

Top Things to Do May 3-6

From outdoor cinema, iconic science-themed films, mega shoe sale and Buddha birthday festival to a gorgeous Maleny escape and a new Chinese hotpot restaurant
This Weekend May 3-6
GETAWAY

Camplify

Plan the ultimate getaway with Camplify - the Airbnb of campervans, caravans, motorhomes and camping trailers
Camplify
THE GUIDE

Mother's Day 2024

Some of the best places to take Mum this Mother's Day, from elegant high teas, treetop buffets, yum-cha lunches, and more
Mother's Day Guide 2024
ENTER NOW

Lord Mayor's Photographic Awards 2024

Photographers and would-be photographers of Brisbane - it's time to get out and about in our beautiful city and start snapping!
Lord Mayor's Photographic Awards
COMING UP

What's on in May in & around Brisbane

From mega Greek, comedy, cheese and writers festivals to Dawn French, Tom Gleeson and Geoffrey Robertson live, some of the top things to do in May
What's On in May 2024 around Brisbane
Outdoor Cinema

Outdoor Cinema in the Suburbs

Get out the picnic blanket and gather friends and family for a fabulous free night out under the stars
Outdoor Cinema in the Suburbs
Britain’s second longest running play comes to QPAC!
CONTENT RESUMES ON SCROLL
ADVERTISEMENT