First 'Outback symphony' to take place near Uluru On the following evening there will be a second performance, called "Sounds of Australia," featuring Australian artists such as the jazz musician James Morrison and William Barton, a didgeridoo player. Uluru is one of Australia's most recognised landmarks, and lies slightly more than 200 miles south-west of Alice Springs. It is sacred to the local Aboriginal people. There are a maximum of 1200 tickets available for each concert. The Northern Territory minister Matt Conland for tourism said: "This event is a world first and will capture the hearts and minds of those that come along and help to create a vibrant atmosphere during the shows."" Ticket prices start from a basic AU$95 option, up to the "Ultimate Experience" package, priced at AUS$495 per person, which includes dinner, concert ticket, drinks and the opportunity to meet the orchestra after the show. Watch the promotional video here Uluru: best seen from a distance Climbing Uluru could be banned