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Softly this way


Ah, what better way to capitalise on the remainder of the balmy nights than by slipping into an open air intimate environment while being seduced by wonderful chamber music. Well, this is exactly the premise down at Fremantle Arts Centre where their Soft Soft Loud series is all set to enrapture. Forget your preconceptions, Soft Soft Loud presents classical chamber music in an exciting and new way. There are four shows, each of them taking place on a Friday from March 11 to April 3. Highlights include the WA debut of the Australian Brass Quintet on March 27. A full list of the program is available online. www.fac.org.au/concerts.php

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