Name: We were on stage at the Darwin Entertainment Centre last night for our final rehearsal before 'Destiny and Desire' this weekend!
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Darwin Symphony Orchestra (DSO) has been a treasured community institution for 30 years. Comprising 95 volunteer musicians and a small professional core, DSO reflects the diverse and vibrant communities in Darwin and the Northern Territory.

The orchestra’s identity as an accessible and essential community resource is built on a commitment to bringing exceptional performances to all corners of the Northern Territory. From floating on pontoons in Nitmiluk Gorge, to performing on a working barge on Darwin Harbour, and becoming the first symphony orchestra to perform at Uluru, DSO truly reflects the Territory’s unique cultural geography.

Since 2012, Darwin Symphony Orchestra has reached thousands of children and families with its education programs. With an in-school program reaching remote areas of the Territory; as well as an engaging and accessible Kids’ Classics program in Darwin, DSO has brought inspiring classical music to many children.

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We were on stage at the Darwin Entertainment Centre last night for our final rehearsal before 'Destiny and Desire' this weekend! 🌟
Have a listen to this sneak peek of our incredible soloist, DSO Principal Flute Tania Watts, in her final preparations for Brett Dean's 'The Siduri Dances'.
If you have been following Tania's vlog series on our social media you will know just how hard she has been working to prepare for this concert! 👏

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We were on stage at the Darwin Entertainment Centre last night for our final rehearsal before 'Destiny and Desire' this weekend!

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