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Pati Brothers to perform at Royal Wanganui Opera House

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Pati Brothers Pene (left) and Amitai will perform in Whanganui next week. Photo/Steve Dykes

Pati Brothers Pene (left) and Amitai will perform in Whanganui next week. Photo/Steve Dykes

Straight off of the operatic stage with the San Francisco Opera House, The Pati Brothers – An International Journey, is the chance for Pene and Amitai Pati (of Sol3 Mio success) to tell their own story as brothers.

As participants in both the prestigious Merola Opera Program and Adler Fellowship Program and graduates of the Wales International Academy of Voice, Pene and Amitai Pati each have many accolades under their belts.

Now, with this brand new concert, they are taking the opportunity to make their journey as brothers on the operatic stage.

Young New Zealand soprano Isabella Moore, who has also achieved international acclaim, will make a guest appearance.

The Pati Brothers – An International Journey, Royal Wanganui Opera House, Saturday, July 21 at 3pm. Tickets available online at seatadvisor.com or from the Royal Wanganui Opera House Booking Office 69 St Hill Street, Ph 06 349 0511. Adult $70, seniors $60, student $40.

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