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    Spotlight on: BNP Paribas

    We recently caught up with Karine Delvallée, CEO Australia & New Zealand at BNP Paribas to discuss corporate philanthropy, ACO Academy, and the power of live performance.

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    Spotlight on: Vitalie Taittinger

    We recently caught up with Vitalie Taittinger, President of the Taittinger Champagne House to discuss inspiration, happiness and the art of living in the moment.

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    Spotlight on Peter Lehmann Wines

    We recently caught up with Daniel Casella, Commercial Manager for Casella Family Brands, proud owner of Peter Lehmann Wines, to discuss family legacy, good food, and the importance of giving back.

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    ACO HomeCasts Week 14

    A duelling cello battle, a perfect workout playlist and the eighth lesson in our Music & Art program.

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    ACO HomeCasts Week 12

    An intimate performance from violists Nicole Divall and Elizabeth Woolnough and Lesson Six in our Music & Art program.

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    Welcome Once More

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    Deep Waters

    Indigenous writer Tristen Harwood yarns with composer and leading didgeridoo player William Barton about the profound meanings of rivers.

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    Interview with Principal Viola Stefanie Farrands

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    Interview with ACO Double Bassist Maxime Bibeau

    To celebrate the release of his ACO HomeCast, we sat down with ACO Principal Double Bass Maxime Bibeau to discuss Pēteris Vasks’ Bass Trip, the special 16th century instrument he performs on, and what it’s like being the only member of the ACO double bass section.

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    Art Masterpieces Celebrating the Beautiful Cello

    The cello has been revered as a subject of beauty, emotion and virtuosity by artists for centuries. We celebrate pieces by artists from Cornelis Schut to Egon Schiele who have celebrated the instrument in their work.

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