The Sydney International Piano Competition 2012 comes to Cooma!
Nikolay Khozyainov
St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall, this Commissioner Street, sickness Cooma
Sunday 16 September at 3pm
Tickets
Adult $25 – Concession $20 – Arts Council Member $15 – Student $5
Available at The Fabric Salon & at the door
Presented by Snowy Monaro Arts Council
by arrangement with
Sydney International Piano Competition of Australia
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Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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sans-serif;”>Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Large Instrumental Ensembles-any instrumental combination over 6 players.Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Large Instrumental Ensembles-any instrumental combination over 6 players.Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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sans-serif;”>Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Large Instrumental Ensembles-any instrumental combination over 6 players.Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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sans-serif;”>Cooma Music Competition 2012, for sale now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Large Instrumental Ensembles-any instrumental combination over 6 players.Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Original Composition – A Song or Instrumental Item-(any style)Â Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
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sans-serif;”>Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Original Composition – A Song or Instrumental Item-(any style)Â Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
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now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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sans-serif;”>Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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sans-serif;”>Cooma Music Competition 2012, discount now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
Young @ Art 2012 – Wednesday 1 August 7.30pmSnowy Monaro Arts Council will proudly present its annual ‘Young @ Art’ concert – an opportunity for young musicians to perform to a discerning audience – at the Anglican Parish Hall in Cooma.
The Arts Council for decades has been responsible for attracting and hosting high quality musical performances to the district. But six years ago the organisation decided to publicly acknowledge the talents of local performers – in particular, very young and gifted musicians.
Apart from chances to perform before family and friends, and at schools or in competitions and eisteddfods, many young performers rarely have the chance to play to an audience of strangers. And so, ‘Young @ Art’ was conceived.
Wednesday’s performers will be predominantly teenagers, each considered accomplished in their chosen instrument. There will be pianists, guitarists, flautists and more, and solo as well as ensemble presentations.
Anybody wanting to encourage our local young people and who loves good quality music is invited to attend the concert. Tickets are available at The Fabric Salon and at the door.
For further information:
Concert convenor – Glenyss Allen 6452 3561
Regards,
Caroline Fox
Publicity
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Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
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sans-serif;”>Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
 ENTRY FORM COOMA MUSIC COMPETITION 2012
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Cooma Music Competition 2012, now in its seventh year, will provide an opportunity for musicians of all ages and skills to perform and compete. We hope this competition will be as inclusive as possible. The competition will be open to all instruments and voice. Although the competition will be conducted by Cooma School of Music, all musicians are welcome to perform.
Entry is open to all.
Date: Heats Saturday 1 September (from noon) & Sunday 2 September (from noon)
Heats will be conducted throughout the 2 days with a Finals Concert to be held on the Sunday evening at 7.00 pm.
Venue: St Pauls Anglican Church Hall.Â
Performers for this concert will be drawn from the winners of the heats as well as invited guest performers.
The major sections will be:Â
Rock Groups-includes all styles. (eg Country, Blues, Jazz, Alternative, etc)Each major section will be subdivided into 3 age groups:
If there are not enough competitors in the younger age groups, younger players may be invited to compete in an older age group.
The Solos section will also be divided into types of instrument if possible.
These instrumental sub-categories will be:
If there are not enough competitors in any of the heats , performers may be invited to compete in a heat of another instrumental sub-category.
All competitors will receive a Certificate of Participation. Winners of their heats will receive awards.
We will be happy to accept donations and assistance from businesses and individuals to make this competition possible.
We welcome any comments or advice that may help make this competition an exciting and useful event.
(Click below to download entry form)
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SNOWY MONARO ARTS COUNCIL MEDIA RELEASE 24 JULY 2012
YOUNG @ ART 2012 SHOWING OFF SOME OUTSTANDING TALENT
On Wednesday 1 August, infertility
Snowy Monaro Arts Council will proudly present its annual ‘Young @ Art’ concert – an opportunity for young musicians to perform to a discerning audience – at the Anglican Parish Hall in Cooma.
The Arts Council for decades has been responsible for attracting and hosting high quality musical performances to the district. But six years ago the organisation decided to publicly acknowledge the talents of local performers – in particular, very young and gifted musicians.
Apart from chances to perform before family and friends, and at schools or in competitions and eisteddfods, many young performers rarely have the chance to play to an audience of strangers. And so, ‘Young @ Art’ was conceived.
Wednesday’s performers will be predominantly teenagers, each considered accomplished in their chosen instrument. There will be pianists, guitarists, flautists and more, and solo as well as ensemble presentations.
Anybody wanting to encourage our local young people and who loves good quality music is invited to attend the concert. Tickets are available at The Fabric Salon and at the door.
For further information:
Concert convenor – Glenyss Allen 6452 3561
Regards,
Caroline Fox
Publicity
Snowy Monaro Arts Council
The Monaro Flute Ensemble presents
Flute Masterclass and Ensemble Workshop
Are you a musician and would like to develop your skills as a flute player? Do you enjoy learning more about music but find taking flute lessons impractical? Would you like to learn what it feels like to play in a flute group and develop ensemble skills?
On the 7th of July you will have the rare opportunity to do all this and more! Viki Parsons, recipe a graduate of the Australian Institute of Music, will hold a flute masterclass where you can play your flute to receive advice and learn helpful techniques. If you do not wish to play in the masterclass you are welcome to come along as an observer and watch as others play. Following a lunch break during which you can talk to Viki and ask questions, there will be a Flute Ensemble workshop for players of all skill levels. You will have the opportunity to play in a group of flutes under the leadership of an accomplished flautist. The afternoon will be concluded by a short performance of the day’s work for residents at the Sir William Hudson Nursing Home.
When: Saturday July 7, 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Where: Cooma Little Theatre, Uran Street, Cooma. Click here for map.
Cost: $25 per participant, or $20 per observer.
Bring: Your own lunch, flute, and copies of music provided to you.
This event is a fundraiser for the Snowy Mountains Ensemble, with all profits being donated to support this local community orchestra.
For more details or to register, please call Matthew on 6452 5262 or email
sonataform@hotmail.com.
Snowy Monaro Arts Council Inc. is proud to present Young @Art 2012 on Wednesday 1 August. Starting at 7:30pm, recipe
this recital features performances by a number of young, melanoma
local musicians.
There will be a mix of items, from solos and duets through to ensembles, including the Snowy Mountains Ensemble. The performers will play piano, woodwind, brass and string, and more, with pieces ranging from classical to ragtime to contemporary.
The annual Arts Council’s Young @ Art project provides an opportunity for talented young people from the Cooma-Monaro area to gain experience playing for a discerning audience.
TICKETS:
Tickets to Young @ Art 2011 are available at The Fabric Salon, Cooma as well as at the door from 7:00pm on the day of the concert.
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Bombala and Snowy River Shires will present a concert at Cooma Ex-Services Club at 3:00pm on 11 November 2012. As well as honouring Remembrance Day, otolaryngologist
this project aims to further develop and foster connections between performers and audiences across the Snowy-Monaro region.
With the support of the Cooma-Monaro Arts & Cultural Activities Committee and South East Arts, medic
we were successful at gaining funding for the project from Regional Arts NSW, through their Country Arts Support Program.
We have already received some wonderful expressions of interest from various individuals and groups interested in participating in the concert, and now we are inviting more.
Please contact the coordinating team…
Prospective performers, please send some details about yourselves:
A meeting of interested participants is planned for 19 May in Cooma – the time and venue will be confirmed.
Email us at coomaremembrance@hotmail.com OR write to Snowy Monaro Arts Council, PO Box 1260, Cooma, 2630 on or before Friday 11 May.
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Bombala and Snowy River Shires will present a concert at Cooma Ex-Services Club at 3:00pm on 11 November 2012. As well as honouring Remembrance Day, this project aims to further develop and foster connections between performers and audiences across the Snowy-Monaro region.
With the support of the Cooma-Monaro Arts & Cultural Activities Committee and South East Arts, we were successful at gaining funding for the project from Regional Arts NSW, through their Country Arts Support Program.
When: Sunday 11 November 2012 3.00 pm
Where: Cooma Ex-Services Club, Vale Street Cooma
Tickets: TBA
The Country Arts Support Program of Regional Arts NSW is funded by the NSW Government through Arts
A Celebration  For Our One-Year-Old Grand Piano
2.30 pm at St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall, what is ed Commissioner Street, website Cooma
A concert of local musicians to celebrate our piano’s first birthday.
Tickets:
Pre-bookings: Fabric Salon
Adults $15.00
Concessions $12.00
Members $10.00
Students $5.00
Includes light refreshments
“Train To Budapest” is a Jazz/Fusion Trio.
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FREE GIG!
The Jindabyne Ukulele Kollective will be  performing at the Snowy Vineyard & Micobrewery from 1.00 pm  on Saturday 26 May.
All welcome to come along and have a great afternoon of wine, order
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food and music. Entry is FREE!
Lunch is available.
Lunch & Courtesy Bus bookings on 1300 7666 08 or click here.
Free Courtesy bus pick up:
Jindabyne, Cooma , Berridale
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SOUND THE TRUMPETS – HERE COMES THE GREAT SOUTHERN TOUR 2012
Each year since 2001 performance major students from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music have embarked on a tour of southern New South Wales, malady
bringing their extraordinary talents to regional communities and small schools.
The 11th annual tour, patient which encompasses the southern highlands and the south coast, will reach Cooma on Wednesday 27 June. Snowy Monaro Arts Council will proudly host the students for their“ConQuest XIâ€Â performance at the Anglican Parish Hall, Cooma that evening at 7:30pm.
Accompanying the students again this year will be David Miller, AM. Considered one of Australia’s leading chamber musicians and accompanists, David is also patron of Snowy Monaro Arts Council’s grand piano, and he will be playing the instrument for the first time at the June 27 concert. (The piano arrived within 48 hours of David’s last visit in 2011.)
This year’s young musicians include Zac Anderson and Jonathan Baker, trumpet-players, soprano Amy Corkery, horn-player Joshua Davies, Miles Diment-Smith on trombone and Joshua Jaworski on tuba.
Tickets for the concert will be available at The Fabric Salon in Cooma.
Adults $25.00
Concessions $20.00
Members $15.00
Students $5.00
Family ticket $40.00
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Phone: 02 6452 6067
Fax: 02 6452 4938
Email: allan@coomamusic.com.au
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New price $499 save $200.
Includes:
Also includes:
Priced Ex-Shop. If interested contact Allan:
Cooma School of Music
Shop 2, Parkview Arcade, 123 Sharp Street,
Cooma, NSW 2630
Phone: 02 6452 6067
Fax: 02 6452 4938
Email: allan@coomamusic.com.au
Coordinated by Snowy Monaro Arts Council Inc. instrumentalists and choirs from Cooma-Monaro, Syphilis
Bombala and Snowy River Shires will present a concert at Cooma Ex-Services Club at 3:00pm on 11 November 2012. As well as honouring Remembrance Day, store this project aims to further develop and foster connections between performers and audiences across the Snowy-Monaro region.
With the support of the Cooma-Monaro Arts & Cultural Activities Committee and South East Arts, remedy we were successful at gaining funding for the project from Regional Arts NSW, through their Country Arts Support Program.
We have already received some wonderful expressions of interest from various individuals and groups interested in participating in the concert, and now we are inviting more.
Please contact the coordinating team…
Prospective performers, please send some details about yourselves:
A meeting of interested participants is planned for 19 May in Cooma – the time and venue will be confirmed.
Email us at coomaremembrance@hotmail.com OR write to Snowy Monaro Arts Council, PO Box 1260, Cooma, 2630 on or before Friday 11 May.
The Sydney Welsh Choir from Sydney will be performing at the Ex Services Club on Saturday 7Â April at 7.30 p.m.
Tickets are $ 15 and are available at the Club.
Snowy Monaro Arts Council Annual General Meeting will be held in the Cooma Railway Station Band Room.
Trio Empyrean in Recital
When: Sunday 4 March 2012 at 2.30pm
Where: St Paul’s Anglican Parish Hall, Commissioner Street Cooma
Tickets: At The Fabric Salon & at the door
Formed in 2008, Trio Empyrean brings together three of Australia’s most experienced and respected ensemble musicians. Friends since their student years at the Sydney Conservatorium, each has gained national recognition in both solo and ensemble capacities, having belonged to such groups as the New England Ensemble and Australian Piano Trio – in the case of the Lorenzes – and the Australia Ensemble and the Australian Chamber Orchestra – in that of David Pereira.
All three have featured as soloists with Australia’s major orchestras and have released a range of recordings over a number of years. (See individual biographies below) Sharing a passion for the chamber idiom and now all resident in the Canberra region, the three have taken the opportunity to pool their collective experience in forming Trio Empyrean and look forward to sharing the many masterpieces of the trio repertoire with Australian music lovers.
Contact details:
Phone: 0439 309375 Email: wendylorenz@hotmail.com
Trio Empyrean - Andrew Lorenz, David Pereira & Wendy Lorenz
Wendy Lorenz Active as both pianist and teacher, Wendy Lorenz has performed extensively throughout Australia and overseas and appeared for many of the major radio and television networks in Europe and Asia. A ‘Student of the Year’ graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium and Beethoven Bicentenary Medallion winner, she has also belonged to a number of successful chamber ensembles including the highly acclaimed New England Ensemble, the Australian Piano Trio, the Young Sydney Piano Trio, the Phoenix Ensemble and currently the Empyrean Piano Trio, together with violinist Andrew Lorenz and cellist David Pereira. In the solo realm she has appeared as concerto soloist with many of Australia’s leading orchestras and has featured as soloist on commercial releases with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, the Queensland Symphony Orchestra and the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. Also active as a music educator, she has taught at the NSW Conservatorium, the South Australian College of Advanced Education, and the Universities of New England and Southern Queensland, where she was also Head of Music from 2000 to 2004 inclusive. An experienced presenter of workshops, masterclasses and piano teaching seminars throughout Australia and overseas, (including guest residencies in China, Singapore, Malaysia and the USA), she has served as National Chair of the Australasian Piano Pedagogy Conference Committee and is an accredited Federal Examiner for the Australian Music Examinations Board.
Andrew Lorenz has enjoyed a varied and successful career as solo violinist, chamber musician, orchestral leader, teacher and conductor. A graduate of the NSW State Conservatorium of Music and holder of a Master of Philosophy in the area of the Australian violin concerto, he has been soloist with many of Australia’s major orchestras including the Adelaide, Melbourne, Queensland and Sydney Symphony Orchestras, the Adelaide Chamber Orchestra and the Queensland Philharmonic Orchestra, and a former Associate Concertmaster of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. He has also lead a number of Australia’s leading chamber groups, notably the New England Ensemble, Australian Piano Trio and Phoenix Ensemble with which he toured extensively throughout Australia, Europe, North America and Asia, also broadcasting for many of the world’s major radio and television networks including BBC London, NHK Tokyo, Sender Freies Berlin, Suisse Romande Geneva and others. Andrew has given national premieres of violin concertos by Arthur Benjamin, John McCabe and Joseph Myslivecek. In 2005 he gave the world premiere performance of Alexander Negerevich’s violin concerto, recently released on CD. For thirty years he has taught at tertiary level at the Universities of New England, Adelaide and more recently, he was the Senior Lecturer in Violin and Viola at the University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba from 1986 to 2006 where he also conducted the USQ Orchestra and directed the McGregor Winter Chamber Music School. Andrew has also led for the Australian Opera, D’Oyle Carte Opera, London and the New Symphony Orchestra of London for the Nederlands Dance Company.
Trio Empyrean - Andrew Lorenz, Wendy Lorenz & David Pereira
David Pereira During the last twenty years David has established himself as an outstandingly versatile cellist while holding the most coveted positions in the country. He was for eleven years cellist of the Australia Ensemble, for seven years Principal Cellist of the Australian Chamber Orchestra and for three years Principal Cello with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Other associates in performance have included Flederman, the Seymour Group, The String Soloists of the Berlin Philharmonic, Felix Ayo, The Chilingirian Quartet, Roger Woodward, and the Sydney String Quartet. David Pereira graduated with the Performer’s and Teacher’s Diplomas from the Sydney Conservatorium as “Student of the Year” and has a Masters Degree in Cello Performance from the Indiana University. As concerto soloist David has appeared with the major orchestras in Australia and New Zealand and high praise has been awarded to his recordings. The Wild Russians, with Lisa Moore, piano, on Tall Poppies (TP018), received the inaugural ABC Award for the Best Australian Recording in 1993). His first CD of solo Australian cello music was released in July 1996 (Cello Dreaming, TP075). In October 1996 his recording of Carl Vine’s Inner World for cello and sampled cello was released as the first Australian art music CD single (TP101). In late 1997 Pereira was awarded the Sounds Australian Award for the Best Performance of an Australian Composition in the ACT (Carl Vine’s Inner World). In 1998 he was awarded the Sounds Australian National Award for the Best Performance of an Australian Composition for his recording of the Lumsdaine Garden of Earthly Delights. This recording also won him his second ABC Award for the Best Australian Recording (1998).
Proudly presented by Snowy Monaro Arts Council Inc