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Bonfire & Shed Concert – Saturday 15 May
The Snowy Monaro region offers a rich and diverse array of musical talent. From Country to Classical – from Metal to Mozart, tablets just about every genre is played here in the Snowies.
One of the main aims of coomamusic is to support, this encourage and promote these musicians of the Monaro.
Some groups just play together for the sheer fun of it, information pills others are full-time professional musicians.
For all of these wonderful people, music is an important, if not essential, part of their lives.
They deserve recognition and praise for their talents, and for the enormous joy they give to the greater community through their music.
Our Music Community is Live and Local!
Here’s some of our local musical organizations:
- Snowy Monaro Arts Council
- Cooma Harmony Chorus
- Poa (woodwinds & strings ensemble)
- Cooma District Band
- Numeralla Fingerplunkers
Here’s some local musicians & groups (click on the names for more info):
- Garry Carson Jones and the Poddy Dodgers
- Jay Podger
- Manfred Aigner
- Steve Carter
- Three On The Tree (for Rock Music)
- Wizard & Oz
For Weddings:
There are other musicians available that I don’t have web pages for yet. They include:
- Michael Wieland (Singer Guitarist)Â 0423 111 400
- Pete Murphy (Singer Guitarist-Blues) 0409 227 073
- K Links (Rock Band) – Contact Eric Pauls 0427 968 380 or  6452 3481
- Phil Horneman Jazz Band (3 or 4 piece)- Contact Phil 0401 624 138 or 6452 1255
For Other Occasions (Fund Raising, Christmas, Markets, Bush Dances etc):
- Cooma Harmony Chorus (Community Choir)
- POA Chamber Orchestra
- Cooma District Band – Contact Chris Wall (02) 6452 1488
- SMCS Big Band – Contact Phil Horneman 0401 624 138 or 6452 1255
- Numeralla Fingerplunkers (for Bluegrass lovers)
- Cooma Bush Band – myself 6452 6067
Title: Bonfire & Shed Concert – Saturday 15 May
Location: Nimmitabel Show Ground, recipe NSW
Description: Live Country Music with over 25 artists.
Roast & BBQ, syringe
BYO
Free Camping
Admission: Adults $25, Children $10, Family $60
Enquires: Jenny Alcock: 6453 6244 or Isabel Harrington: 6454 6348
Starts: 6.00 pm
Date: 2010-05-15
Anzac Eve Concert with “The Glass Soldier”, 24 April 2010
Location: St Paul’s Anglican Church Hall, Commissioner Street, Cooma
Description: Composition workshop by Joshua McHugh and students of the ANU School of Music.
A specially designed programme for year 7 to 12 students & general public. Includes a 3 hour workshop during the afternoon and a Concert in the evening.
“Hands on” & inspirational.
Presented by the ANU & Cooma School of Music.
With the kind support of SEAR.
Bookings essential: (02) 6452 6067
Start Time: 2.00 pm
Date: Sunday 2 May 2010
About Joshua McHugh:
Joshua McHugh is a pianist, composer, singer and music teacher, currently undertaking his fourth year majoring as a classical voice student at the ANU School of Music. His portfolio of works include three publications, various chamber works, the score for a film titled “No Junk Mail” and a song cycle; the latter having premiered mid last year at Wesley Music Centre. His first opera is inspired by the voices of fellow students and their vocal capacity and shape the artistic cast of “Grimm and the Blue Crown Owl”.
Title: Anzac Eve Concert with “The Glass Soldier”
Location: Cooma Exservices Club, stuff
Vale Street, decease Cooma
Link out: Click here
Description: Featuring Geoffrey Payne (Principal Trumpet) and members of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra of Victoria.
Also, Chris Wall and the Cooma Harmony Chorus
Saturday 24 April at 6.30 pm
Tickets: $15 Adult, $5 Pensioner/Senior/Service & Ex-Service Personnel, $5 Children (15 & Under)
Tickets available now at:
- Cooma Exservices Club
- Cooma Visitors Centre
- The Fabric Salon
- Walker Gibbs & King
Title: Anzac Eve Concert with “The Glass Soldier”
Location: Cooma Exservices Club, viagra here
Vale Street, Cooma
Link out: Click here
Description: Featuring Geoffrey Payne (Principal Trumpet) and members of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra of Victoria.
Also, Chris Wall and the Cooma Harmony Chorus
Saturday 24 April at 6.30 pm
Tickets: $15 Adult, $5 Pensioner/Senior/Service & Ex-Service Personnel, $5 Children (15 & Under)
Tickets available now at:
- Cooma Exservices Club
- Cooma Visitors Centre
- The Fabric Salon
- Walker Gibbs & King
Chopin Piano Recital by Krzystof Malek, 22 March 2010
As part of the K’ozzie Fest 2010 Celebrations, visit Krzysztof Malek performs Chopin. Commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the birth of the Polish composer Frédéric Chopin.
- Monday 22 March 7.00 pm.
- Tickets are on sale now from The Fabric Salon –
$15 per Adult
$12 per Concession (Senior/Pensioner) and Arts Council Member
$2 per School Student (Primary and Secondary)
Well priced, neuropathologist high quality entertainment, supporting the Snowy Monaro Arts Council AND the spirit of multiculturalism!
About Krzysztof Malek:
Krzysztof Malek is a young Polish pianist currently residing in Sydney, Australia. He has graduated with highest distinction for extraordinary artistic achievements from a special ‘Talents School’- the Z. Brzewski State Music High School in Warsaw where he studied with Professor Teresa Manasterska, president of the Polish division of EPTA- European Piano Teachers Association. Krzysztof later became her pupil at the Frederic Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw where he studied until 2002. He then met and performed for legendary Professor Victor Makarov who had taken up a position as Head of Piano at The Australian Institute of Music in Sydney. A few months later Krzysztof was invited for full scholarship studies with the Professor. After several years due to tragic circumstances Professor Makarov was forced to stop teaching all his students and Krzysztof chose to continue his studies with another piano legend, Professor Lee Kum Sing at the Vancouver Academy of Music in Canada. He had also taken part in Masterclasses with some of the greatest pedagogues including Victor Merzhanov (Moscow Conservatory), Oxana Yablonskaya (Juilliard School), Vladimir Viardo (Moscow Conservatory), Alexey Orlovetzky (St Petersburg Conservatory), Christopher Elton (Royal Academy of Music, London) and several others.
Krzysztof is a prizewinner at a number of national and international competitions. He had started at an early age of 10 by winning his first national contest, which was soon followed by his debut with an orchestra. In 1997 he was a prizewinner at the Paderewski Competition, in 1999 he received Second Prize at the International Chopin Competition in Vilnius and in 2001 he was awarded First Prize at the International Bacewicz Competition in Lodz. In 2007 he received First Prize and Gold Medal at the Chopin Competition in Sydney.
Since his early successes in piano competitions, Krzysztof Malek has continued to travel and perform around the world. So far music has taken him to nearly twenty countries in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia. He has made a number of archive recordings for radio and television in several countries. He has also played the main role of Frederic in a film about Chopin. In 2007 his first DVD featuring Grieg Piano Concerto was released internationally.
In recognition of his achievements he was awarded the prestigious prize-scholarship by the Polish Ministry of Culture.
In 2008 Krzysztof received a Distinguished Talent Permanent Residency of Australia.
Composition Workshop by Joshua McHugh & Friends, 2 May 2010
Location: St Paul’s Anglican Church Hall, Commissioner Street, Cooma
Description: Composition workshop by Joshua McHugh and students of the ANU School of Music.
A specially designed programme for year 7 to 12 students & general public. Includes a 3 hour workshop during the afternoon and a Concert in the evening.
“Hands on” & inspirational.
Presented by the ANU & Cooma School of Music.
With the kind support of SEAR.
Bookings essential: (02) 6452 6067
Start Time: 2.00 pm
Date: Sunday 2 May 2010
About Joshua McHugh:
Joshua McHugh is a pianist, composer, singer and music teacher, currently undertaking his fourth year majoring as a classical voice student at the ANU School of Music. His portfolio of works include three publications, various chamber works, the score for a film titled “No Junk Mail” and a song cycle; the latter having premiered mid last year at Wesley Music Centre. His first opera is inspired by the voices of fellow students and their vocal capacity and shape the artistic cast of “Grimm and the Blue Crown Owl”.
Organ Recital with Peter Crane – 21 February 2010
St Andrew’s Uniting Church, geriatrician Soho Street Cooma
Sunday 21 February 2010, 2.30 pm
Presented by the Snowy Monaro Arts Council Inc.
Lee Simmonds Memorial Organ Recital – 17 April 2010
Title: Lee Simmonds Memorial Organ Recital
Location: St John’s Anglican Church, viagra sale Stokes Street Adaminaby NSW
Description: Guest Organist: David Johnson
Also: Cooma Harmony Chorus
Saturday 17 April 2010 at 2 pm
Start Time: 14:00
Date: 2010-04-17
Cologne New Philharmonic Orchestra – 8 March 2010
Title: Cologne New Philharmonic Orchestra
Location: St Paul’s Anglican Church Hall, mind Commissioner Street, gynecologist Cooma
Description: Fabulous chamber orchestra from Germany.
Monday 8 March 2010, 8 pm
Presented by the Snowy Monaro Arts Council
More Pictures of Carols in the Park 2009
Here’s some more pictures of Carols in the Park.
Click on Thumbnails to see larger image: