Café Latte Orchestra

The Café Latte Orchestra was established in 2005 by Mark Walton, a highly respected clarinet and saxophone performer, teacher and music advocate. Mark invited his amateur woodwind friends to join and arranged wonderful music for them to play with parts that were a perfect match for their playing level.

Now, nearly twenty years later the Café Latte Orchestra (‘the happiest orchestra in the world’) gathers two to three times a year in different locations around Australia and New Zealand to explore new repertoire and renew old friendships. There are well over 100 orchestra members, and they choose which workshops they would like to attend.

This time they are gathering in Oberon at the Malachi and are putting on a special concert on Tuesday morning, October 1st.  They will play an enchanting selection of classics including music by Mozart and Beethoven, as well as toe tapping jazzy numbers. The concert program will include some of the Mozart Piano Concerto No.17 featuring pianist Sumiko Yamamura.​

The concert will run for 45 minutes and will be followed by light refreshments.

Tickets $15 available at the door. All proceeds will contribute to the Malachi’s exterior restoration project.