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Slipped Disc July 17, 2024

Sydney’s new #2 cello

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The Sydney Symphony has recruited Simon Cobcroft as Associate Principal Cello.

He has been playing until now in the Adelaide Symphony, after a spell in the dreaded Malaysian Philharmonic.

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Slipped Disc January 24, 2025

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