Corpus Medicorum was founded in 2002 by Royal Melbourne Hospital cardiothoracic surgeon and violist Phillip Antippa. Inspired by the Australian Doctors’ Orchestra Corpus Medicorum was founded by musical doctors who wanted to build a fine tradition of music performance, combined with raising funds for the Royal Melbourne Hospital.
This year the esteemed doctors and medical professionals from Corpus Medicorum will perform two anniversary concerts at the Melbourne Recital Centre celebrating 10 years of music and medicine fundraising for cardiothoracic surgery at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.
Our 10th Anniversary Season will be a very special and exciting series featuring special soloists Clemens Leske and Satu V?nsk?.
Our deepest appreciation to Principal Sponsor and Patron Mrs Barbara Haynes for her continued support, and 10th Anniversary Symphony Supporter Betty Amsden OAM
Concert series 1 Date: Sunday 8 July Time: 5pm Venue: Elizabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre MENDELSSOHN Symphony 5 ‘Reformation’ BRAHMS Piano Concerto 2 Special Guest, Soloist Clemens Leske www.clemensleske.com Conductor Keith Crellin Tickets Adult $50, Concession $40, Child (under 16) $20
Proceeds from this event will go towards cardiothoracic surgery at the Royal Melbourne Hospital
Tickets are available online via www.melbournerecital.com.au or at the Royal Melbourne Hospital Foundation Office, Ground Floor, Grattan Street, Parkville
For more information please contact Cynthia Slattery, Fundraising Coordinator on (03) 9342 7111 or email rmhfoundation@mh.org.au.
Haydn's Symphony 98 played by Corpus Medicorum. Conductor: Christopher Martin
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