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The Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) will perform a series of intimate concerts led by Richard Tognetti at Ayers Rock Resort on 30th and 31st October 2015.

The inaugural ACO Uluru Festival will feature special guests ARIA winner William Barton playing didgeridoo and ARIA nominee Steve Pigram lending his voice and rhythmic guitar to harmonise with the ACO.

Andrew Williams, Chief Executive of Ayers Rock Resort managers Voyages explained “the ACO Uluru Festival is an extremely exciting event that offers guests another element to their experience in the spiritual heart of Australia.”

Limited to a maximum of 380 guests, the performances will take place in the resort’s conference centre, Uluru Meeting Place.  The program will feature three concerts; Friday evening, Saturday morning and Saturday evening.

Three exclusive dining events will complement the concerts over the weekend – a poolside welcome dinner on Friday night including a traditional Welcome to Country and star talk, a long lunch featuring tastes of the Outback, and a celebratory gala dinner on Saturday night following the final concert where members of the Orchestra will be present.

Concert packages are available with seating at all three events.

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