Grand new music installation unveiled at the National Museum
Australian musician Genevieve Lacey is best known to international audiences as the 'queen of the recorder' - a virtuoso who brings an infectious enthusiasm to everything she plays. Her latest project is her most ambitious - a work for the National Museum of Australia in Canberra that's so grand in scale, it takes a full year to perform.
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