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Cardiff, we’re coming! 🎻 Just one week to go until Chamber Principals of London open the new Cardiff Classical Lunchtime Recital Series. We’re really looking forward to sharing this programme with you next Tuesday at Eglwys Dewi Sant Caerdydd. 6 October | 1pm 🎟️ Tickets via the link in our bio. #cardiffevents #cardiffclassical #cardiff #chambermusic #lunchtimerecitals
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Cardiff, we’re coming! 🎻

Just one week to go until Chamber Principals of London open the new Cardiff Classical Lunchtime Recital Series.

We’re really looking forward to sharing this programme with you next Tuesday at Eglwys Dewi Sant Caerdydd.
6 October | 1pm

🎟️ Tickets via the link in our bio.

#cardiffevents #cardiffclassical #cardiff #chambermusic #lunchtimerecitals
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