Concert Bands - Allans Billy Hyde

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UGUST 2011
10th-27th A
Welcome 2011
Welcome to the 2011 Melbourne School Strings and Bands Festival.
Now in its twenty-third year, the Festival has become an integral part of the school
music calendar for many schools in Victoria and interstate. The Festival aims to provide
opportunities for students to perform in outstanding performance venues and to be
adjudicated by highly experienced and knowledgeable music educators.
With the
emphasis on learning and process, a performance at the Festival gives ensemble directors
and their students an opportunity to reflect and learn for the future. This year, with over
340 ensembles performing over eighteen days at Monash University’s Robert Blackwood
Concert Hall and School of Music Auditorium, we celebrate another year of outstanding performances and
amazing learning experiences.
In 2011, our special guests on the adjudicating panel are: Mr Monte Mumford, Chair of Adjudicators - Concert
Band – recently returned from Northwestern College, Minnesota - USA; Ms. Jemima Bunn Adjudicator of
Training & Novice Concert Band – ABODA National President; Mr Tim Davies, Chair of Adjudicators – Jazz
Ensembles, Los Angeles - USA; Ms. Sandra Dackow, Chair of Adjudicators - String Ensemble, Pennsylvania USA. This experienced team of adjudicators will be supported by a panel of local music educators dedicated
to supporting the growth of instrumental and ensemble music, and furthering the standards of performance
for all schools and in the community.
I would like to thank the staff, tutors and adjudicators, who have supported the Melbourne School Bands
and Strings Festival: Victoria’s most prestigious, non competitive, educational performance event on the music
Yamaha Music Australia.
Proudly supporting the
calendar for government, catholic and independent schools, throughout metropolitan Melbourne and regional
Victoria.
Thanks also goes to the Australia Band & Orchestra Directors Association (ABODA), Victoria Branch, for offering
important professional development opportunities for conductors through their sponsorship of the conducting
MELBOURNE SCHOOL
BANDS FESTIVAL
FOR OVER 20 YEARS.
tutorials.
Congratulate to the students, parent and their directors who will perform in the 2011 Festival. I am proud to
continue my involvement with this amazing event. I look forward to seeing you over the course of the Festival
and to celebrate the Festival Finale on Saturday 27 August.
Regards
Michael Jongebloed
Administrator
Melbourne School Strings & Bands Festival
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Past Chief Adjudicators
Sponsors 2011
Concert Bands
Thank you to the following companies and organisations for their sponsorship of the 2011Melbourne
School Bands and Strings Festivals.
1989 Col. John Bourgeois, United States Marine Band, USA
2000 Dr Rob McWilliams, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, USA
1990 Col. John Bourgeois, United States Marine Band, USA
2001 Mr Richard L Floyd, University of Texas, Austin, USA
1991 Dr Wayne Bennet, University of Oregon, USA
2002 Mr Robert W Smith, Composer, USA
1992 James Swearingen, Composer, USA
2003 Mr Ken Waterworth, Australia
1993 Col John Bourgeois,United States Marine Band, USA
2004 Mr John M Laverty, Syracuse University, USA
1994 Dr. Francis McBeth, Ouachita University, Arkansas, USA
2005 Ms Paula A Crider, USA
1995 Dr. Barry Kopetz, University of Utah, USA
2006 Mr Thomas Frascillo, USA
1996 Dr. Barry Kopetz, University of Utah, USA
2007 Mr Jeff King, USA
1997 Ed Huckeby, Composer, USA
2008 Mr Don Wilcox, West Virginia University, USA
1998 Dr. Ben Hawkins, Transylvania University, Kentucky, USA
2009 Dr Rob McWilliams, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, USA
1999 Ms Paula A Crider, The University Of Texas, USA
2010 Mr Robert Sheldon, Alfred Music Publishing, USA
Jazz Ensembles
String Ensembles
1997 Mr Gil Askey, USA
2000 Mr Michael Loughlin, Australia
1998 Mr Jeff Jarvis, USA
2001 Mr Willem van der Vis, Australia
1999 Mr Doug Beach, Elmhurst College, Illinois, USA
2002 Ms Andrea Keeble, Australia
2000 Mr Daryl McKenzie, Australia
2003 Mr Peter Bandy, Australia
2001 Mr Reg Walsh, Australia
2004 Ms Christine Belshaw, Australia
2002 Mr Patrick Crichton, WAAPA, Australia
2005 Mr Mark Drummond, Australia
2003 Mr J Richard Dunscombe, Composer, USA
2006 Ms Kim Waldock, Australia,
2004 Mr Monte H Mumford, Australia
Major Festival Sponsors
Allans Music + Billy Hyde, Musiclink, Monash University Academy of Performing Arts, Yamaha Music Australia & D’Addario Foundation.
Section Sponsors
ABODA(Vic)
Franz Josef
Conducting Tutorials
Beginner & Primary Strings
2007 Ms Loreta Fin, Australia
Alfred Music Publishing
Hal Leonard Australia
2005 Mr Steve Newcomb, Australia
2008 Mr Malcolm Yuen, Australia
Novice Concert Band
Intermediate Concert Band
2006 Mr Dean Sorenson, USA
2009 Ms Christine Belshaw, Australia
2007 Mr Victor Lopez, USA
2010 Ms Therese McCoppin, Australia
Bazzini
Heinrich Gill
Junior String Orchestra
Senior String Orchestra
B & S Brass
NS Design
Advanced Concert Band
Intermediate String Orchestra
Deer River
Roland Corp
Junior Concert Band
Recording Partner
D’Addario Foundation
Manhasset Stage
2008 Mr Brad Millard, Australia
2009 Mr Bill Broughton, Australia
2010 Mr Andrew Robertson, Australia
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Billy Hyde Music Foundation
The Billy Hyde Music Foundation was
established in 1998 with the following
objectives:
• To support instrumental music education for Australian students
• To help students have the opportunity to both learn and perform music
• To help create the opportunity for players to experience playing in a musical team (band, ensemble, choir or orchestra)
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The Melbourne School Bands Festival and
Melbourne School Strings Festival both
administered directly by Billy Hyde Music
Foundation, are the flagship events contributing
to the achievement of the Foundations
objectives.
The Billy Hyde Music Foundation was
established to ensure the future and longevity of
the Festival well into this century. The reason it
will endure is because it works on a sound base
of providing both performance and educational
aspects together with professional development
for school ensemble directors.
Billy Hyde Music Foundation
Festival Administrator
Michael Jongebloed
PO BOX 315 Surrey Hills, 3127
0419556460
Symphony Orchestra
Festival Photography
John Travers Photography
Ian Howell
PJ 9887 9799
[email protected]
Encore Music
Training Concert Band
Federation Square
Jazz Concert Venue Sponsor
Wenger
Community Band
Yamaha
Junior, Intermediate & Senior Jazz
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Festival Finale Concert
August 27th @ 7pm
Featuring outstanding Ensembles from the 18 days of the 2011 Festival
Robert Blackwood Hall
Building 2 Monash University,Wellington Road, Clayton
(Melways Ref Map 70 F11, Map 475 Building 2)
Wednesday 10th | Strings Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall
Bazzini
Heinrich Gill
Glen Waverley Secondary College
Liz Byass
Balwyn High School
Wednesday August 10, 12pm - 4.30pm
Slane - Newbold
M to the 3rd Power - Carold Nunez
Our Lady of Sion College
Mrs Jackie Tinstey
Night Journey - Stephen Chin
Knights Quest - Soon Hee Newbold
Wednesday August 10, 5pm - 10pm
Paul Jones
Mock Morris Dana for String Orchestra - Percy Grainger
Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis - Vaughan Williams
Selected Movements from Cappricio Espagnole - arr.
Dackow
Wesley College Glen Waverley Campus
Mrs Bronwyn Oswell
Flinders Christian College Carrum Downs Campus
Details not available at time of printing
Sentimental Sarabande - Britten
Jig - Holst
Andante Festivo - Sibelius
St Monica's College Epping
Shelford Girls' Grammar
Ms Pei Sun Lai
TBC
Balwyn High School
Alex Woliansky
Ms Ruth Dixon-Lawrence
Concerto Grosso, Op 6, No 8 - Corelli
Capriccio Espagnol - arr. Dackow
Hungarian Dance No 5 - Brahms / Isaac
Short Suite - Stefan Karpiniec
Fiddle Fever - Keith Sharp
Canterbury Girls' Secondary College
East Doncaster Secondary College
Fiocco Allegro - Hector Frocco / Del Borgo
Allegro in C Major - Mozart / Isacc
Danse Macabre - Saint-Saens / McLeod
Serenade fro Strings "Waltz" - Tchaikovsky / Davies
Mr Carl Williams
Largo from Xerxes - Handel / Longfield
Old Molly Hare - Dabczynski
Mrs Halina Baranowski
Ringwood Secondary College
Mowbray College
Fancy Fiddles - Mark Williams
Winter Waltz - Stephin Chin
Calypso Jive - Stephin Chin
Folk Tune Air & Fiddler's Fury - Safford
Waltz No.2 - Shostakovich / Lavender
Blackburn High School
Ms Olivia Forsberg
Jack Lam
Robyn Carrington
Spring Breezes - Richard Meyer
Conquistador - Baker-Mondaya
Ms Suzannah Calvert
Camberwell High School
Palladio - Karl Jenkins / Longfield
Dagodas - Richard Meyer
The Duke of Atholl Set - Traditional
25 September to 1 october 2011
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brass players of all levels and
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23 - 25
Sept 2011
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Tickets: $15 Adults | $10 Concession
$40 Family (2 adults, 2 children)
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Thursday 11th - Friday 12th | Strings Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall
Franz Josef
Beginner String Group
Thursday August 11, 8.30- 1.15pm
Laburnum Primary School
Mrs Cathy Altmann
Celtic Lullaby - Keith Sharp
T(V) Time: The Spy Serial from "Suite of the Day" - Hilary
Bureoyne
Mrs Wendy Tooke
Night Voyage - Susan Day
A Knight's Quest - Lorest Fin
Heinrich Gill
Thursday August 11, 6.15 - 10.30pm
Christian College Geelong Senior Campus
Ben Castle
Clog Dance - Loreta Fin
Carousel - Stephen Chin
Siberian Tigers - Stephen Chin
Mrs Bronwyn Oswell
Sinfonia In F - Vivaldi / Frankenpohl
Danse Buccharale - Saint Saens / Dackow
Ms Marianne Barrow
Ms Marianne Barrow
Symphony No 44, 4th Movement - Haydn / Parrish
Canzone Sotto Le Stelle - Lucas
Medieval Kings - Soon Hee Newbold
Double Trouble - Lauren Bernofsky
Presbyterian Ladies' College
Mr David Le Guen
Bazzini
Friday August 12, 1.30 - 6pm
Mowbray College
Mr Christopher Sluice
Fiddle Fever - Keith Sharp
Kalypso Kangaroo - Loreta Fin
A Knight's Quest - Loreta Fin
Salesian College
Details unavailable at the time of printing
East Bentleigh Primary School
Miss Teresa Homewood
The Caisson Song - Gruber
Auld Lang Syne - Scottish Air
Joanne Heaton
Mr Stuart Cook
Fantasy on Simple Gifts - Robert Kerr
Capriol Suite - Peter Warlock
Dance of the Tumblers - arr. Dackow
Sheebeg and Sheemore - Michael Hopkins
El Toro! - Donald Brubaker
Tunes for My String Orchestra - Sheila Nelson
1. Marco Takes a Walk 2.Blue Bells 3. Tom-Tom-Tomahawk
Folk Tune & Fiddle Dance - Percy Fletcher
Overture to the Wind - Kirt Mosier
Fanfare for Strings - Doris Gazda
Moonlight Tango - Richard Meyer
The King's Fiddler - Keith Sharp
Mazenod College
Balwyn High School
Mr Paul Jones
The Winds of Autumn - M. Hopkins
Fruit Salad (Watermelon, Strawberry, Mango & Passionfruit)
- L. Finn
Trinity Grammar School Primary String Group
Mrs Therese McCoppin
Ghosh Ship - Stephen Chin
High Plains March - David Hinds
Mr David Le Guen
Do Si Do - Richard Meyer
Sea Chantey - Doug Spata
Robyn Carrington
Camberwell Girls' Grammar School
Mr Rohan Mack
Franz Josef
Beginner String Group
Viewbank College
Mr Carl Williams
A Celtic Suite 1. John Ryan's Polka 2. The Dark Island K&H Colledge
NS Design
Little Latin Melody - John Widger
Synco Bamba - John Widger
Midnight Tango - William Pordon
Jack Lam
Brandenburg Concerto No 3 Allegro - Bach / Issaac
Prelude from Holberg Suite - Grieg / McBrien
Girton Grammar School
Mrs Cally Bartlett
Largo from Concerto No 3 in A minor - CPE Bach / Sieving
The Abduction from the Seraglio Overture - Mozart / Hoffman
Eureka - Keith Sharp
Ms Karina Si Sisto
Ms Louise Hildyard
Amadeus - Mozart / Hoffman
Fernando's Tango - Keith Sharp
D'Addario
Foundation Symphony Orchestra
Friday August 12, 6.30 - 10.30pm
Ballarat Schools'
Mr Stephen Hardie
Mr Andrew Dale
Tap Dancer - K&D Blackwel
Broadway or Bust - K&D Blackwell
Fiddle Time Rag - K&D Blackwell
Overture to Rienzi - Wagner / Dackow
Nimrod - Elgar / Barnard
Balwyn High School
Mr John Ferguson
Variations on an Irish Tune - Brian Balmages
Artic Fire - Stephen Chin
Mowbray College Primary Strings
Ms Suzannah Calvert
Ms Pauline Thomson
Gulpy the Goldfish - R. Anne Svendsen
William Tell Overture - Rossini / Meyer
Sunward Overture - Hofeldt
Waltzing Matilda - Manricks
Mowbray College
Ms Suzannah Calvert
Mrs Janet Fernandes
Sahara Crossing - Richard Meyer
Sakura - Elliot Del Borgo
Poor Wayfaring Stranger - Fenske
Orange Jam - Jeffrey S Bishop
Salesian College
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The Marriage of Figaro Overture - Mozart
Siegfried Idyll - Richard Wagner
Paul Jones
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The Lord of the Dance - Hardiman / Moore
Two Baroque Pieces - arr. Matesky
Tomahawk - Matesky
Ms Felicity Schijf
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Mrs Sarah Williams
Mr Ed Grigoryan
Mrs Helen Holt
Do-Si-Do - Richard Meyer
Andante from Surprise Symphony - Haydn / Dackow
Fruit Salad - Loreta Fin
Chilli Salsa - Loreta Fin
Carey Baptist Grammar School
Wantirna College
Octet Op. 15a, 1st Movement only - W. Bargiel
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Mrs Bronwyn Oswell
Mr Jack Lam
Thursday August 11, 1.30 - 6pm
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Wesley College Elsternwick (JSO)
Scotch College Melbourne
New World Symphony (1st Mvt) - Dvorak
Violin Concerto (3rd Mvt) - Bluch
Nanjing No 1 High School
Mr Lui Dajin
Serenade for Strings in C Major, 2nd Mvt - Tchaikovesky
Folk Music: Going the West Gate
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Saturday 13th | String Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall
Sunday 14th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
NS Design
Deer River
Junior Concert Band
Saturday August 13, 12.00 - 5.50pm
Balwyn High School
Luther College
D'Addario
Foundation Symphony Orchestra
Sunday August 14, 12.30 - 5.45pm
Rowville Secondary College
Alex Woliansky
Organ Fugue in G Minor - Bach / Cerulli
My Funny Valentine - Rogers / Custer
Ms Marianne Barrow
Appalachian Folk Fantasy - Anne McGinty
Final Quest - Daniel Chisham
Ms Kirsten Prescott
Wesley College St Kilda Rd Campus
Trinity Grammar School
Trinity Grammar School
Melodies from "Der Rosen Kavalier" - Strauss / Perry
Nimrod - Enigma Variations Op. 36 - Elgar
Mrs Janet Fernandes
Finale from Overture to William Tell - arr. Dackow
Fill in the Blanks - Carrie Lane Grusele
Sophia Mundi
Adrenaline Engines - Standbridge
Highlights from Carmen - Bizet / Williams
Countdown - Neeck
Bendigo Colleges Symphony Orchestra
Hopak - Mussorgsky / Lyador
Overture 1812 - Tschaikowsky / Lehmeler
Vilia - Lehar / Ryden
Amadeus - Mozart / Hoffman
Ruyton Girls' School
Mr Jakob Johnson
Michelle Stanic
Roland Yeung
Symphony No. 104 1st Mvt - Haydn
The Barber of Seville Overture - Rossini / Isaac
Firbank Grammar School
Mr Kim Morley
Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks - Mussorgsky / Mishra
Stairway to Heaven - arr. James Uhl
Paddadio - Karl Jenkins
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Salesian College Chadstone
Ms Joanne Currie
Bluster - Thomas Kahelin
March from Symphony No.2 - arr. Longfield
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Geelong Youth Concert Band
Mr Steve Majstorovic
Upwey Secondary College
Wombat Shuffle - Roger Perrin
Countdown - Larry Neeck
Boroondara Brass Inc.
The Man from Snowy River - Rowland / Sweeney
Mentone Girls' Secondary College
When I Survey - Olaf Ritman
The Spirit of Puccini - Herman Pallhauber
Tales of a Medieval Warrior - Weller
Pie Jesu - Webber / McGinty
Gavotte En Rondeau - Bach / Brubaker
Oakleigh City Band
Eltham Combined Primary Schools Band
Mr Daniel Neal
TBC
Salvation Is Created - Chesnokov / Brown
Affirmation - William Owens
In Schools Music "Hills Concert Band"
March in the Shadows - Kiefer
Hymn for Band - Stuart
Geoff Earle
Mooroopna Secondary College
Ms Lindy Tennant
Abandoned Treasure Hunt - Rob Grice
Gather Ye Rosebuds - Todd Stalter
Mr Daniel Van Bergen
David Keeffe
Emerald Hill - Keeffe
Puttin' on the Ritz - Irving Berlin arr. Goff Richards
Overture to "the Magic Flute" - Mozart arr. Rimmer
The Grainger Wind Symphony
Roland Yeung
The Queen Symphony 1st & 2nd Mvts - Kashif / Somers
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Monday 15th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
Deer River
Junior Concert Band
Cobram Secondary College
Mr Justin McLaren
Deer River
Junior Concert Band
Trinity Grammar School (2)
El Tango - Rob Romeyn
The Water is Wide - arr. Swearingen
Rum-Bah - Brian West
Mrs Jenny O'Brien
Xavier College - Burke Hall
Monday August 15, 1.30 - 5.40pm
Groovee - Saucedo
Jai Ho - arr. Brown
Mentone Girls' Grammar School
Blackburn Primary School
Chistopher Eury, Robin Henry
Simple Song - Hultgren
Serengeti Dreams - R W. Smith
Eye of the Tiger - Sullivan & Peterik, arr. J. Stuart
Mrs Susanna Rummel
Ms Tanya Bethune
Details not available at time of printing
Pictures at an Exhibition - arr. Sweeney
Groove - Saucedo
St Kevin's College
Melbourne Grammar School
Mr Brad Slater
Fanfare for a New Age - Story
Groovee - Saucedo
Miss Emily Mould
Groovee - Saucedo
Red Balloon - Anne McGinty
Zoot Suit Riot - arr. Sweeney
Padua College Mornington
Mrs Julianne Sim
Tu Ungane - Scott Watson
Majestica - Gary Gazlay
Cobram Secondary College
Mr Justin McLaren
Gallant Marines - King / Swearingen
Through London Streets - Alan Lee Silva
Little Suite for Band - Grundman
Maya: The Lost Civilization - Story
Ave Verum Corpus - Mozart / Johnson
Countdown - Neeck
Donvale Christian College
Mr Peter Sheridan
Lyneham High School
Critical Mass - Todd Stalter
In All it's Glory - Swaeringen
Flinders Christian
College Carrum Downs Campus
Flinders Christian
College Carrum Downs Campus
Parade College
Martin Macauley & Terri McPhail
Adrenaline Engines - Standridge
Shipwrecked - Ryan Nowlin
He is highly regarded in music education circles for his experience, dedication, expertise, passion and effective, empowering teaching style. He is in
demand as a music education consultant, providing teaching strategies and professional development programmes for music educators and students
alike. Mr. Mumford continues to maintain a vigorous performance profile as a conductor and trombonist, as well as sustaining his international freelance
consultancy practice.
Mr. Mumford was most recently Associate Professor of Music Education at Northwestern College, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA, where he served
as Director or Bands, Head of Winds and Percussion and lectured in Advanced Conducting and Instrumental Music Education. He was formerly
Senior Lecturer in Music at the University of Tasmania, where he directed the School’s extensive ensemble program, lectured in conducting, music
history, aural studies, and music education. He is also Founder and Past Musical director of the University of Tasmania Community Music Programme.
Assumption College Kilmore
Groovee - Saucedo
Jupiter from the Planets
Miss Beth Way
Monte Mumford holds an international reputation as a conductor, adjudicator, clinician and lecturer, contributing regularly to the field of
music education through the presentation of conference papers, written publications, professional development offerings, master classes and
performance pedagogy studies.
Wangaratta High School
March of the Trolls - Grieg / Beck
Hymn for Band - Hugh Stuart
Danse Bohemien - Standridge
Monte Mumford – Concert Bands Chief Adjudicator
Hampton Primary School
Dr Andrew Mathers, Mr Nick Mulder
Chief Adjudicators | Concert Bands - Jazz Ensemble
Shelford Girls' Grammar
Mr Sion Boomsma
Groovee - Saucedo
Jemina Bunn - Training & Novice Concert Bands Chief Adjudicator
Jemima has directed Music Programs at Camberwell High School, Ivanhoe Grammar and, most recently, Glen Waverley Secondary College, coordinating
active classroom and instrumental programs. She is currently working as an Instrumental Music Coordinator at the Eastern Metropolitan Region .
Jemima completed a Bachelor of Education from The University of Melbourne in 1996. Completing her Masters in Music Education at University of
Wisconsin – Madison 2001-2002, Jemima undertook research in curriculum studies and the comparison of the affect of standards-based education on
music education, and analysis of pedagogical trends of Australian music education through a historical study of the Australian Journal of Music Education.
Jemima has served as a committee member, Vice-President and President of ABODA – Victoria. In 2006, she received an Excellence Award for her work
as an ensemble director and music educator. Jemima has recently stepped down as ABODA Victoria President to take on the role of President of ABODA
National.
She has performed and toured extensively with several wind ensembles - the Melbourne Youth Symphonic Band; the Australian National Youth Band; and
was a member of Australian Wind Orchestra, touring the United States and performing at the Mid West Clinic in 1993. In December of 2005, Jemima took
a Wind Ensemble of forty students for a three week tour of the United States.
Over past years, Jemima has conducted ensembles for Melbourne Youth Music – George Dreyfus Youth Band 2006 & John Anthill Youth Band 2007 & 2008; the Eastern Region Concerts
– Symphony of Seasons 2004 and Splash 2007; and The University of Wisconsin – Madison Summer Music Clinic 2002 and 2006 Australia Band. Earlier in the 2010, Jemima conducted
an ensemble at the University of Southern Mississippi Honours Band Camp.
She has presented clinics at Sounds Great 2004 & 2007, the 2004 Mid West Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago, and QBOC 2010. She has worked as tutor and adjudicator at the
Western Australian Concert Band Festival 2010, and Melbourne School Bands’ Festival.
In 2010 and 2011, Jemima has conducted of the Melbourne Wind Ensemble, an ensemble made up of professional and semi-professional wind, brass and percussion players who wish
to play high level, challenging wind ensemble repertoire.
Tim Davies - Jazz Ensembles Chief Adjudcator
Not just essential for today, but for a lifetime.
Grammy nominated Composer, Arranger and Band Leader Tim Davies first dreamt of leading his own big band when he was twelve, inspired by a cassette
of Australia’s Daly-Wilson Big Band—a dream realized in 1998, when he formed his first band in Melbourne. Since 2000, Davies has based his big band
in Los Angeles, featuring top session and touring players. The band's first record, “Epic”, was released in 2002 and a new album, “Dialmentia”, came out
in May 2009. Grounded in the traditional, his music adds elements of classical, rock, metal and hip hop, creating a blend that is truly unique. Davies' big
band music is now played all over the world and he is often commissioned. In 2010 Davies writing was recognized with a Grammy nomination for Best
Instrumental Composition for the piece “Counting to Infinitiy”.
When not writing for or leading the band, Davies has found his niche working as an arranger, orchestrator and conductor in Hollywood. With the assistance
of several grants, Davies moved to Los Angeles in 1998 to study at the University of Southern California. His first professional break came after a lesson with
band leader and arranger John Clayton. Clayton invited Davies to assist him for his 3 years as the Director of Jazz at the Hollywood Bowl.
In addition to his jazz work, a large part of his time is spent orchestrating and arranging music for Film and Television. Recent orchestration highlights include the TV shows Pushing
Daisies, Glee, The Event and No Ordinary Family and the films Death Race, Australia, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The Wolfman and Sex and the City 2.
Davies has written much concert music and is a represented composer of the Australian Music Centre. He frequently returns for concerts and has given masterclasses and lectures at
all of the major Australian East Coast music schools. He has recently joined the board of “Education Through Music”, a non-profit that provides music lessons in schools that do not
have music programs.
Adjudicators & Tutors | Concert Bands - Jazz Ensemble
Sue Arney
Sponsor of the 2011 Melbourne School Bands Festival
www.halleonard.com.au
Sue graduated from Melbourne State College in 1986 and was engaged to work as part of
a team to establish the South Gippsland Schools Music Programme – a cooperative music
programme encompassing four secondary schools throughout the region.
Since then she has worked in a variety of schools including government and nongovernment, primary and secondary. Her passion lies in establishing and building music
programs that encourage participation by all students across the school, either formally or
informally, and developing the music program as a vital and entrenched part of the school
and greater community. Her work as guest conductor and junior band specialist has led
to invitations to work as a clinician and lecturer with organisations such as Melbourne
Youth Music, Australian Band and Orchestra Directors’ Association; Victorian Instrumental
Teachers; Melbourne, Monash and Tasmania Universities and schools throughout Victoria
and interstate.
As a musician and musical director Sue has been involved in over 60 productions.
Her experience includes working with companies both in Melbourne and regional Victoria,
in schools and community theatre. She has been awarded for her musical direction of
‘42nd Street’, ‘Guys and Dolls’ and ‘Les Miserables’.
Sue has toured the UK, USA, Europe, Japan and Hong Kong as a member of the Melbourne
Youth Symphonic Band and Australia Wind Orchestra. She has held management
positions with Melbourne Youth Music, National Band Camp, State Music Camp, Victoria
and was International Tour Director for the Australian Wind Orchestra. She is also an active
committee member of aMuse (Association of Music Educators).
Sue holds Bachelor of Music Education and Master of Education degrees and has recently
held the position of Transition/Junior School Co-ordinator at Blackburn High School, where
she also taught Years 7 – 9 Classroom Music directed the Junior Band.
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Cheryl Clark
Daryl McKenzie
Peter Sharp
Previously Musical Director for the Nine Network’s “Hey Hey It’s Saturday” during the
1990’s and the first series on Seven’s “Australia’s Got Talent”. Has previously directed
the AFI awards for the ABC and episodes of “Dancing with the Stars” and the Good
Friday Appeal. Daryl has orchestrated and conducted numerous international movies
including The Truman Show, Death Defying Acts, Hating Alison Ashley, Two Hands,
and Bootmen to name a few. Artists to use Daryl’s arrangements include Ray Charles,
Randy Crawford, Tom Jones, Kate Ceberano, Barry Manilow and BB King. Daryl is
currently Musical Director of the Victoria Police Showband, directs the Daryl McKenzie
Jazz Orchestra and lectures at the Victorian College of the Arts. Daryl recently displayed
his skills at writing for and performing on beer stubbies in a well known commercial.
Peter commenced his musical career playing clarinet and saxophone in the Royal
Australian Navy Band in 1975. After ten years service he left the navy and commenced
his studies in a Bachelor of Music Education at Melbourne State College. He commenced
employment with the Education Department as an instrumental music teacher in 1988
and in 1996 was made Director of Instrumental music at Frankston High School, a position
he still holds. Peter has been a guest conductor and clinician at numerous band camps and
festivals and was director of the Cranbourne Lions Club Concert Band from 2005 – 2008.
Cheryl Clark is an accomplished musician who specialises on saxophone, and doubles on
the oboe, flute and clarinet. A regular member of the leading Big Bands in Melbourne,
including the Daryl McKenzie Jazz Orchestra (Formerly the Australian Showband), the
Moovin’ and Groovin Orchestra and the J.W. Swing Orchestra, Cheryl has toured nationally
with international acts including Ray Charles and Jerry Lewis. She also has performance
credits with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, the Australian Pops Orchestra and the
Victorian State Orchestra.
A versatile performer, Cheryl’s musical experiences include numerous television
appearances, theatre productions, and commercial recording sessions including movie
soundtracks and CD releases.
Cheryl is co-author of six contemporary music books, Creative Saxophone, Creative
Saxophone Duets, Creative Saxophone Improvising, Creative Clarinet, Creative Clarinet
Duets and Creative Clarinet Improvising all of which are published by Oxford University
Press (UK) and distributed worldwide.
In 1990 Cheryl earned her Bachelor of Education, with a double major in music, from the
University of Melbourne. She is Head of Woodwind at Melbourne Girls Grammar School,
and she also teaches instrumental music at Viewbank College.
Jason Digby
Jason has been the Head of Woodwind at Carey Baptist Grammar School in Melbourne
for the past 23 years. He is a passionate and energetic clarinet and saxophone teacher
particularly skilled in both individual and group tuition of single reed woodwind
instruments. Many of Jason’s past and present saxophone and clarinet students have
achieved the highest results in performance at VCE, International Baccalaureate, Associate,
Licentiate and Fellowship assessments and instrumental competitions. Several of Jason’s
students have gone on to tertiary studies and professional careers in performance and
instrumental teaching. Jason is an advocate of the Trinity Guildhall system of instrumental
and vocal assessments.
Over the years Jason has built the woodwind department at Carey to a base of over 100
students with four itinerate specialist teachers. Jason was instrumental in building the
Band and Jazz Programs in the Middle School at Carey. Presently he directs the Junior
School Donvale Campus Year 5 Training Band, Junior School Donvale Campus Band, Junior
School Kew Year 4 Training Band, Middle School Year 7 Training Band and Middle School
Concert Band. He directs the award winning Carey Saxophone Quartet. He teaches Band
Classes at Year 7 level. In the Jazz arena, Jason teaches Year 8 and 9 Jazz Studies Classes
and directs the Middle School Ellington Jazz Band. He is Musical Director for the Carey
Musical Theatre Association and has received two nominations for Musical Director of the
Year from the Victorian Musical Theatre Guild.
Michael Harvey
Michael Harvey graduated with a Bachelor of Education from Melbourne College of
Advanced Education in 1988 and completed his Master of Education at the University
of Melbourne in 2005. He has taught in a variety of schools since graduating including
Director of Music at Viewbank College, Fintona Girls School, Head of Performing Arts at
Marymede Catholic College and is currently Leader of Performing Arts at Wantirna College.
Michael studied Trumpet under leading performers such as Geoff Payne, John Schmidli,
and Merve Simpson. He has also studied conducting under Roland Yeung and Dr Rob
McWilliams. He conducts a wide range of ensembles and is currently conducting Robertson
Youth Orchestra. Michael is a regular guest conductor at music camps and workshops. He
travelled to the US as a guest conductor and speaker in 2006 at the University of Southern
Mississippi.
Graham Lloyd
Graham Lloyd’s early music interests saw him learning violin and cello at Secondary
School after which he enlisted into the Australian Regular Army in 1972 as an Apprentice
Musician studying the clarinet. Graduating from the Army Apprentices School in 1973
he received the Boosey and Hawkes prize for instrumental proficiency. In 1976 he was
detached to the Army School of Music, as a clarinet and theory instructor.
In 1982, he began his Student Bandmaster Course at the Royal Military School of Music
Kneller Hall, London. Among the prizes he received on completion of the course were:
the Besson Cup and Medal for gaining the highest marks in the Ministry of Defence
Examinations; the Somerville Prize for best concert band arrangement and the coveted
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Worshipful Company of Musicians Trophy and Silver Medal for the best overall student
of the course.
In September 1987, he was posted to the now Defence Force School of Music in Macleod,
Victoria, and was subsequently promoted to Captain. In this position he was responsible
for the training and instruction of all Army and Navy musician enlistees.
In 1989, Graham was posted as the Second in Command/Deputy Music Director of the
3rd Military District Band in Melbourne, Victoria. Later that same year he accepted the
position of Director of Music, Royal Australian Air Force and Commanding Officer of the
then RAAF Central Band and, soon after, was promoted to Squadron Leader. In 1997, he
was appointed as the Commanding Officer of the Air Force Bands. In 2000, he was posted
to RAAF Training Command, in charge of Air Force music policy and the future direction
of Air Force bands.
Feb 2004, Graham accepted the position of Officer Commanding/Chief Instructor at the
Defence Force School of Music and transferred back to the Army with the rank of Major.
Graham’s main music interests are composing, arranging, teaching and conducting. His
Concert Band work, Prelude for a Festival, won the 1988 Yamaha Composer of the Year
award. Additionally, he has arranged and composed over 500 works for Concert Bands,
Brass Bands and orchestras for every possible occasion from major concerts in the Opera
House to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Sydney in 2005. He completed his Masters
in music composition at Melbourne University in 1999. Graham has been published by
Barnhouse Publications in the US, De Haske in Europe and Muso’s Media in Australia. In
2009 Graham completed his long awaited book “Understanding Intonation for Musicians
not Mathematicians”
Graham is regularly called upon to adjudicate state and National community band
festivals, eisteddfods, solo and small group contests and to lecture on various music
subjects including arranging, composition and conducting. He lectures at various music
institutions including Melbourne University’s Music Faculty. Graham is now concentrating
on advancing music knowledge by presenting training seminars and workshops across
Australia and overseas for music educators and ensemble directors.
Ken MacDonald
At the age of 11 Ken started his playing career and over the next 5 years gained many
honours in Solo Competitions, including a hat trick of wins at the Northern England
Championships. He was accepted into the National Youth Orchestra and Youth Brass Band
of Great Britain after a series of auditions at the early age of 14.
After completing his secondary education Ken went on to Oxford to do more studies. In
1966 he was approached by Harry Mortimer to join one of his “MEN OF BRASS” Bands,
Morris Motors, this was the beginning of his association with England’s Top Bands.
The following year Ken took up his first teaching post in Barnsley, Yorkshire and joined
The World famous Grimethorpe Colliery Band as Assistant Principal Cornet and was soon
promoted to Principal Cornet. Through this involvement he gained valuable experience,
not only in guest appearances, but conducting and adjudicating.
In 1974 Ken made another career move, to the renowned Black Dyke Mills Band. The
following 9 years proved even more successful in many areas: Contests, cutting numerous
records, (including many with the Virtuosi and National Bands of Great Britain) making
many Television and radio appearances and playing an average 80/100 concerts per year.
Since his arrival in Australia in 1983 Ken has played a significant part in the development
of Concert and Brass Bands, imaginative concerts, the production of many compact discs
and an enviable record of competition successes.
He has adjudicated and assessed performances throughout Australia, Europe, America and
New Zealand and was chief adjudicator at the 2005 Australian National Championships.
He is an assessor for various State Education Boards as well as an examiner for a National
Music Board. He has made many guest appearances (playing and conducting) and
conducted seminars and workshops for Boosey & Hawkes and Yamaha. He retired from
serious playing to take up the Musical Directors position with The Hawthorn City Band in
1985, leading them to 5 National Championships, many State and overseas titles, as well
as tours to America and New Zealand.
Although throughout his life Ken has concentrated his efforts with Brass Bands, he has
spent a lot of time rehearsing, adjudicating and the development of Concert Bands and is
at present Musical Director of 2 Concert Bands, a Symphony Orchestra and various Brass
ensembles and has worked with many other College and School Bands. He is at present
employed at Balwyn High School as Head of Brass and Concert Band Co-Coordinator.
Andrew Mott
Andrew Mott has been involved in music education for 25 years with experience in both
regional and metropolitan schools and across numerous government and independent
school music programs.
He studied at Melbourne State College and commenced in education as part of the team
at the South Gippsland Schools’ Music Programme based in Leongatha, Victoria.
From 1988-90 he undertook a Masters in performance and conducting at Michigan State
University studying with Alan Siebert, Ken Bloomquist and John Lindenau.
From 1990-93 Andrew directed the Melbourne Wind Orchestra and during this period
premiered a number of new works, hosting several international guest conductors such as
James Keene, Wayne Bennett, James Barnes & Frank Battisti.
Andrew served as Head of Brass & Percussion at Scotch College from 1991-99 where he
was involved with all levels of conducting and instrumental teaching.
He has worked as an ensemble director, IM teacher and in an advisory capacity with the
Education Dept’s IMPRESS program in many schools across Melbourne. He has also served
as a member of the University of Melbourne’s Faculty of Music Board and on the AMEB
Examinations Advisory Board, representing government schools.
Andrew served as Director of Music at Blackburn High School from 2004 to 2010.
Ensemble-wise, he is currently directing the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music Wind
Symphony as well as a number of other projects. As an ensemble director his interests
range across jazz, orchestral and wind mediums and the crossover of each into new areas.
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan has committed his entire professional life, to gaining experience and knowledge
within the music education and performance field. As a trombonist, he is a founding
member of Shrewd Brass and has spent the last 17 years touring schools and communities
throughout Australia and Singapore for Musica Viva Australia. He was also co - founder
of the successful music comedy group – “Wacky Music Comedy”. Tom now runs his own
music comedy ensemble “Lounge” and trumpet fanfare ensemble.
Tom is involved as a Conductor and Musical Director for Community Theatre and in 2003;
he received the musician’s award from the Victorian Music Theatre Guild for services to
Musical theatre.
As an educator and administrator, Tom was the Victorian manager of Musica Viva In
Schools between 1999 and 2007 and until recently was coordinator for performances,
learning and development at The Song Room – an organisation that assists disadvantaged
schools access The Arts. Prior to this was a classroom and instrumental music teacher at
Parade College in Bundoora.
Roger Schmidli
Roger Schmidli has been playing trombone professionally for over 25 years. He has worked
with a diverse range of artists, having performed with the likes of Jerry Lewis, Ray Charles or
local artists like John Farnham, Anthony Warlow and David Campbell. He has also enjoyed
working at times on television, movie soundtracks and numerous commercial CD releases.
Roger also plays in professional theatre where he has more recently completed spells on
shows such as The Producers, The Lion King, Spamalot, Prescilla and Mary Poppins.
Roger also composes and arranges works for big band, some of which have been recently
recorded for albums by the Daryl McKenzie Jazz Orchestra, an ensemble of which he is a
long term member.
As a music educator, Roger has lectured in brass and education at the University of
Melbourne. He is currently Head of Brass and Bands at Scotch College, Hawthorn where,
among many ensembles, he directs Scotch’s Senior Big Band and Symphonic Wind.
Kirk J Skinner
Kirk has extensive experience as a Musical Director on the professional and nonprofessional circuits and is currently the Victorian Manager of Education for Musica Viva
Australia. He studied conducting at Covent Garden and at the Victorian College of Arts
and holds multiple graduate and post graduate qualifications in music. He is a woodwind
Examiner for both the Australian Music Examination Board and the Victorian Curriculum
Assessment Board.
Kirk was Musical Director for the Victorian State Schools Performing Arts Unit JOINING
the CHORUS from 2003 – 2011. He was Musical Director for the Pacific Schools Games
Opening Ceremony held at Optus Oval in November 2005. He was also the Musical
Director and conductor for the closing Ceremony at the Sydney Myer Music Bowl. Kirk
was the Musical Director for the 2010 State Schools Spectacular “Shine On” at Hisense
Arena, 2009 JtC Musical ‘BARNUM’ Comedy Theatre, 2008 State Schools Spectacular
‘Made in Australia’, 2006 JtC Musical ‘OKLAHOMA’ Her Majesty’s Theatre Melbourne,
2003 State Schools Spectacular’ Retrospect’ at Rod Laver Arena.
Kirk has musically directed many award winning productions including Mack & Mabel,
Candide, Oklahoma, La Cage Aux Folles, On The Twentieth Century, Follies, City of Angels,
West Side Story, Barnum. He has also conducted for the touring productions of Cats
and Les Miserables, and has musically directed all three of the ‘One Night Stand With…’
concerts presented by the Victorian A.I.D.S. Council. In 2007 Kirk was the Musical Director
for the Twelfth Night Theatre, Brisbane’s tribute production of Carousel with Scott Irwin
as Billy and Katrina Retallick as Julie. Kirk has worked with most of Australia’s principal
performers in Musical Theatre.
Kirk has received four Music Theatre Guild Awards for Best Musical Director from the
Musical Theatre Guild of Victoria. He has received numerous provincial and community
awards for his commitment and passion in the pursuance of excellence in musical
education and the development of young musicians in Victoria.
With over 30 years of experience in education Kirk has taught class and instrumental
music in both primary and secondary schools culminating to the position of Director of
Music in one of Melbourne’s leading independent schools. He still finds time in a very busy
schedule to run workshops and concerts for schools, community bands and orchestras. He
is regularly found adjudicating many of the festivals and eisteddfods around the country.
Greg Spence
From Carnegie Hall in New York with the Adelaide Symphony to Dancing with the Stars,
Melbourne based studio and freelance trumpeter/educator Greg Spence has performed,
toured, and recorded with a broad range of artists and ensembles including Melbourne
Symphony Orchestra, Queensland Symphony Orchestra with Herbie Hancock, Wyecliffe
Gordon, Wayne Bergeron, Michael Buble, Bobby Shew, James Morrison, Olivia Newton
John, Hugh Jackman, Joe Chindamo, Joe Camaleri, Renee Gayer and many more.
Greg recently toured Australasia with the Motown Event featuring artists such as The
Temptations, The Four Tops, The Sumpremes and Martha Reeves and the Vandellas.
Greg can be heard on albums by artists ranging from Human Nature and Marcia Hines to
David Campbell and the B# Bigband.
Greg is in his 10th series as lead trumpeter for Dancing with the Stars and is a member of
2 Musica Viva in Schools groups, “Shrewd Brass” and “Amanaska”.
In 2004, Greg released a trumpet method “The Only No Mystery Guide to Trumpet
Mastery” which recieved glowing reviews internationally and is sold in over 40 countries.
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Adjudicators | Strings Ensembles
Ken Waterworth
Karen Kyriakou
Ken currently holds the position of Creative Arts Director for the Salvation Army, being
responsible for the development of both the performing and visual arts as they are used in
the Salvation Army in all states except New South Wales and Queensland.
Having been involved in music making in the Salvation Army all his life, Ken was appointed
conductor of the Salvation Army’s premier music ensemble, the Melbourne Staff Band in
June 1994 having previously played euphonium in the band for fourteen years.
Prior to taking his present position with the Salvation Army, Ken was the Director of
Music at Eltham High School having been involved in the music program at the school
since 1981. He played an extremely important role in the development and growth of
the instrumental program at the school and established the school’s Symphonic Band
as one of Australia’s finest school ensembles, resulting in an invitation to perform at the
International Mid West Band Clinic in Chicago.
Ken is acknowledged as one of Australia’s leading music educators, highly praised for his
conducting, training and development of school concert bands throughout the country.
He has been a speaker at music conferences, guest conductor, adjudicator and soloist
throughout the country and has been recognised by the Australian Band And Orchestra
Association for his contribution to music education
In 1995 Ken was presented with an Australia Day Award for his service to the community
and arts. The award was presented in recognition of Ken’s devotion and commitment
as Director of Music at Eltham High School and he was further acknowledged by his
selection as a finalist in the 1997 Victorian “Teacher of the Year” Awards. In 2003 Ken
was awarded the Prime Minister’s Centenary Medal for outstanding leadership and
development in Music Education.
Amy Wert
Has a Masters degree in Music Performance – Conducting, from Syracuse University, New
York. As a part of her studies Amy performed with and conducted the Syracuse University
Symphony Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Oratorio Society and Women’s Choir. She was
awarded the Masters Prize from the School of Visual and Performing Arts. Amy worked as
an adjunct faculty member teaching Conducting and Musical Theatre repertoire classes,
as well as Musical Directing the Drama Department’s production of ‘Kiss Me Kate’. Amy
holds a Bachelor of Education (Music) from the University of Melbourne and the A.Mus.A.
on the clarinet. Amy won the Victorian Theatre Guild Music Director’s Award for her
musical direction of “Into the Woods” in 2001. Amy has been guest conductor/clinician
for Melbourne Youth Music, ABODA, AMUSE, Geelong Concert Band, Melbourne School
Bands Festival and the Melbourne Wind Ensemble.
Roland Yeung
Born in Melbourne, Roland has completed a Master of Arts degree majoring in conducting
studies and music education at Teachers College, Columbia University (NY) and holds a
Bachelor of Music Education from the University of Melbourne. His present position is as
Director of Music at Carey Baptist Grammar School since 1993 followed 14 years music
teacher, conductor and music co-ordinator at Blackburn High School. Roland has worked
at state-wide level on music curriculum and assessment for the Victorian Curriculum
Assessment Authority for over 25 years. He recently retired as chief assessor VCE music
solo performance.
Roland is life member of the Australian Band and Orchestra Directors Association –
National, and has life membership of aMuse - the Association of Music Educators (Vic).
His specialty in music is as a wind band conductor using the Saito Conducting Method.
His most significant conducting teachers are Yohinao Osawa and the late Robert Rosen.
His mentor was the late George Logie-Smith.
He has been music director of The Grainger Wind Symphony, a community concert band
of the highest standard, for most of years since the group was found the 25 years ago. He
is looking forward to conducting in December this year the premiere performance of The
Queen Symphony by Kashif arr. Somers inspired by Freddie Mercury. In June he conducted
a terrific performance of Catfish Row: a symphonic suite from Porgy and Bess by Gershwin
arr. Hunsberger for wind ensemble and two vocalists Wendy Howes and Kevin Kelly.
He has been proudly involved in the Melbourne School Bands Festival since it first started
in 1989.
Adjudicators | Strings Ensembles
Sandra Dackow – String Ensembles Chief Adjudicator
Sandra Dackow earned the Bachelor of Music, Master of Music and the Ph.D. from the Eastman School of Music of The University of Rochester. An Aspen
Conducting fellow in 2001, she was also awarded the Silver Medal in the 2001 Vakhtang Jordania/New Millennium International Conducting Competition
in Kharkov, Ukraine. She is currently serving as Music Director of the Hershey Symphony Orchestra in Pennsylvania and is a former Music Director of the
Ridgewood Symphony Orchestra in New Jersey.
A Native of East Paterson (Elmwood Park), New Jersey, Dr. Dackow has conducted bands and orchestras in the schools of Glen Rock and East Brunswick,
New Jersey, and served as Supervisor of Music for the Ridgewood NJ public schools. A former chair of the string department and orchestra director at
Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania, she has been a visiting faculty member during the summer sessions of the Eastman School of Music.
An annual ASCAP award winning arranger, Dr. Dackow has generated over seventy published works for orchestras and is an author of the Orchestra
Expressions curriculum. She is active as a guest conductor, adjudicator and clinician across the nation and Canada, in England, Hong Kong, Singapore,
Ukraine, South Africa and throughout Australia and Ireland. Dr. Dackow currently serves as President-elect of the Conductors Guild, an international organization.
Amanda Rowarth
Amanda was born in England to a musical family, moving to Melbourne during her
school years. Although originally wanting to become a dentist, she managed to complete
a B.Ed (Music) and M.Ed (Educational Management) at the University of Melbourne.
In between she studied for four years in London with Christopher Bunting, former
professor at the Royal College of Music and pupil of Pablo Casals. During this time
Amanda continued to teach and perform in chamber orchestras and smaller ensembles
in England and Italy.
After returning to Australia Amanda taught 'cello at many schools and directed string
programs and orchestras. She was also very involved in chamber music, particularly piano
trios and quartets.
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Amanda is a talented cellist with a colourful background, having played in various
orchestras across Europe and Australia, as well as for many professional musical theatre
productions such as Les Misérables, Phantom of the Opera, A Little Night Music, Into the
Woods and West Side Story. Concert tours and recording sessions include such artists as
Barry White, Rod Stewart, David Gates, the John Butler Trio, Anthony Warlow and Marina
Prior.
Amanda is an experienced adjudicator having been engaged for the Boroondara and
Manningham Eisteddfods, Billy Hyde Strings Festivals and many school competitions.
In January 2011 Amanda took up the position of Head of Music at Haileybury.
Karen Kyriakou is a passionate and experienced violinist, music educator, composer and
conductor. She completed her Bachelor of Music Education at the University of Melbourne
in 1993 and is nearing completion of a Masters degree in Music Education at Monash
University. Karen has worked exclusively as a musician and a music educator, teaching in
schools, the community and her own home teaching studio.
Karen has been involved in tutoring at numerous music camps and Band and String
festivals, and frequently delivers workshops to students specializing in improvisation and
composition. She is both a performer and a ‘Composer In The Classroom’ with the Musica
Viva In Schools program, and also works as a freelance Composer in Residence with
community groups as well as school-based ensembles. Karen is an active member of the
Austa committee in her state of Victoria, and presents at music education conferences. She
is also engaged in freelance work in the education program of the Melbourne Symphony
Orchestra and some casual teaching at Monash University in the Education Faculty.
Aside from composing educational works for school string ensembles, Karen also writes
music for theatre, and is the composer and arranger for her world-music band Kazband,
her music receiving positive media attention and regular airplay on radio throughout
Australia.
Peter Bandy
Peter Bandy has earned himself a reputation as a conductor of considerable experience
with successful performances in such diverse genres as Choral, Orchestral, Opera and
Ballet Music. Alongside his performing talents are years spent learning his craft as Music
Director, Music Arranger, Chorus Master and Orchestra Manager.
Studying at the University of Western Australia, he won a professional conducting audition
with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra in 1976. In the same year, he formed
the 150-voice Perth Oratorio Choir which performed most of the major oratorios with
professional symphony orchestras. He was Music Director of this choir for 10 years and his
association with them continues.
In 1979, he received a grant from the Western Australian Arts Council enabling him to
study conducting at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London with Vilem Tausky.
Peter Bandy has held important positions in Australia, conducting Orchestral and Choral
Music, Opera and Ballet. He has now directed most major professional symphony
orchestras in Australia and New Zealand. Since 1987 he undertook engagements as
Stephen taught in the Victorian State School system for seven years and in 1987 was
appointed to the position of Head of Woodwind Studies at Yarra Valley Anglican School
and subsequently to the position of Director of Music (1990 to 1995). During this time
(1980 – 88) he played clarinet and saxophone, specialising on bass clarinet and baritone
saxophone, with the RAA 3rd Division Band, one of the bands of the Army Reserve.
He is currently Head of Music TRSC at Ivanhoe Grammar School, where he is responsible
for the development of the Senior School Music program, and conducts the Senior School
‘Golden Orchestra’ and the Locksley Symphonic Band.
During 1989 he was on exchange as a Band Director to Oconomowoc Senior High School
in Wisconsin, USA. While there, he studied conducting with Professor James Smith of the
University of Wisconsin, Madison; H. Robert Reynolds of the University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor; and Mallory Thompson of the University of Florida, Tampa. He has continued his
conducting studies since coming back to Australia with Dr. James Croft of the Florida State
University, Tallahassee.
He has extensive experience as a tutor with M.Y.M.C. and January Music Camps and was
the Principal Conductor of the John Antill Youth Band from 1991 to 1995 and 2000 to
2003. He was the Associate Conductor of the Eastern Youth Laureate Wind Symphony
1990; invited Guest Conductor for the South West Region Music Festivals at Deniliquin
1990 and 1991 and the Geelong Summer Music Camp 1993, 1994 and 1996. He was
the founding Musical Director of the Monash University Wind Symphony from 1994-2000.
He has had a Musicology paper published in the German Journal “Clarino” (April, 2000)
and was invited by IGEB to present a paper on Percy Grainger at the 8th International
World Conference of WASBE at Schladming, Austria, 1997. He is a contributing author
in the publication ‘The Currency Companion to Music and Dance in Australia’. His
professional activities include adjudication of Band competitions for the Melbourne School
Bands Festival, ABODA Level Festivals and the Victorian Bands League. He is currently the
Head of Music and Head of the Performing Arts Department of Ivanhoe Grammar School,
where he is responsible for the development of Music, Drama, the Instrumental Music and
the Band and Orchestra program, conducting the Senior School ‘Golden Orchestra’ and
the Senior Concert Band.
In 2007 established the Heidelberg Wind Ensemble, one of the performance ensembles of
the Heidelberg Orchestras Inc., group.
Chorus Master with the Australian Opera and in 1989, made his debut as a conductor
with that company. Prior to this he was Music Director of the West Australian Gilbert and
Sullivan Society for 7 years.
As Associate and Resident Conductor of the Australian Ballet from 1987 he has conducted
most ballets in the company's repertoire. In 1992 he toured with the company to New
Zealand, conducting the Auckland Philharmonia in performances of Romeo and Juliet. He
has also conducted for the Royal New Zealand, West Australian and Queensland Ballet
Companies.
Peter has worked with a diversity of artists such as James Galway, Dame Joan Sutherland,
Richard Bonynge, Rolf Harris and Peter Schikele [PDQ Bach].
In 1994-95, he again visited New Zealand conducting concerts with the Auckland
Philharmonia and the Christchurch Symphony plus seasons with the Royal New Zealand
Ballet involving the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
From 1996-98, Peter was Music Director of the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Society
and also at Ivanhoe Girls' Grammar School. He was Music Director and Chief Conductor
of the Melbourne Youth Orchestra from 1993 - 2007 and during that time, directed his
young players through successful performances of Mahler's 1st, 2nd & 5th Symphonies,
Tchaikowsky’s 4th, 5th and 6th Symphonies, the complete Nutcracker, Swan Lake and
Romeo & Juliet ballets, Shostakovich’s 5th 9th & 12th Symphonies, Carmina Burana, Verdi
& Brahms’ Requiems, Holst's Planets Suite, Berlioz’ Symphonie Fantastique, Bruckner’s 4th
Symphony, Pictures At An Exhibition (Moussorgsky/Ravel), Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra
and Stravinsky’s three great ballets The Firebird, Petrushka and The Rite Of Spring.
Stephen Carpenter
Holds a Bachelor of Music Education from the University of Melbourne, Faculty of Music
and a Masters of Arts (hons) Degree from Monash University.
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2012 SUMMER SCHOOL
JANUARY 16 - 21
Tuesday 16th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
Encore Music
Tuesday August 16, 8.30 - 1.15pm
Caulfield Grammar School Wheelers Hill Primary (NCB)
Joe O'Callaghan
Be Still My Soul - Robert W. Smith
Dragons of the Ancient Court - Mark Williams Caulfield Grammar School Wheelers Hill Secondary
Mr Simon Brown
Starburst Fanfare - David Shaffer
Cardiff Castle - Mark Williams
Shepparton High School
Debut Concert - Hogg, West & Hultgren
Continental Divide - Robert Sheldon
The Spook - Brian West
The Crown of Castile - Vinson
Legend - Tchaikovsky / Hultgren
Caribbean Hideaway - Barnes
Mr Peter Reid
Mr Patrick Thomson
Benalla College
B&S Brass
Barry Roberts
On the March - G. Sebesky
Old Hymn Tune - G. Sebesky
Mexican Fiesta - G. Sebesky
Xavier College
Mr Peter Brosman
The Little Ripper March - Stanhope
Nimrod - Elgar / Reed
Danzas Cubanas - Robert Sheldon
Gleneagles Secondary College
Benalla College
Fanfare of the Champions - Brian Hogg
Mountain of the Sun - Rob Grice
Maranatha Christian School - Cardinia Campus
Kelvin Grove State College
Mrs Nicole Liddle
Greensleeves - Alfred Reed
Rest - Frank Ticheli
Scenes from an English Landscape - Adam Gorb
Shine - Rob Grice
Linus and Lucy - Vince Guaraldi
Pendragon Castle - Timothy Johnson
St Kevin's College
Nicole McAlister
Loreto Mandeville Hall
Ms Grania Burke
Dragon Dance - Michael Story
Construction Zone - Robert Sheldon
Power Rock - Michael Sweeney
Natalie Roberts
Mr Lionel Bailey
Caulfield Grammar School
Caulfield Campus
Mr Simon Brown
Dr Andrew Mathers, Mr Jamie Ransome
The Thunder - Sousa
Benediction - John Stevens
Streets of Forbes - David Jones
An Australian Rhapsody - Ralph Hultgren
Xavier College
Mr Christopher Eury, Mr Nicholas Grunden
Eltham High School
Miss Ingrid Martin
The Marbled Midnight Mile - Steven Bryant
Redline Tango - John Mackey
The World is Our Stage
MYM’s 2012 Summer School offers an exciting range of programs and a meeting place for young
musicians. No matter what your level of musical development, there is an ensemble to suit you.
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Wednesday 17th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
Friday 19th | Jazz Ensemble | Robert Blackwood Hall
Novice Concert Band
Yamaha
Junior Jazz Ensemble
Wednesday August 17, 8.30 - 1.15pm
Brighton Beach Primary School
Dario Ogrin
Cha Cha De Salsa - Cassotta
Peter Gunn - Mancini / Cook
Batman Theme - Hefti / Sebesky
St Kevin's College
Mr Jamie Ransome
Tornado - Brad Ciechomski
Starlit Night - Swearingen
Cruise Control - Steve Hodges
Wendy Harvey
Penguin Promenade - Mike Hannickel
Eye of the Tiger - Sebesky
Suzanne Wedding
Crown of Glory - Robert W. Smith
Geronimo - Brian West
Camberwell South Primary School
Michael Redman
Star Wars - Strommen
Pirates of the Caribbean - Sweeney
Belmont High School
Be Still My Soul - arr. Robert W. Smith
Four Sketches for Band - Marco Putz
How to Train your Dragon - Powell / O'Loughlin
Zach Clarke
St Helena Secondary College
Miss Natasha Roberts
Mr James Davidson
Wynnum State High School
Invincible - Robert W. Smith
Crank it Up - P. Broadbent
Mr Michael Rander
St Patrick's College Ballarat
Ave Maria - arr. Cameron
Kathleen Plastow
Dragons of the Ancient Court - Williams
Our Lady of Mercy College
Mr Dean Hughes
B&S Brass
Trinity Grammar
Mr Norm Grimmett
Four - Davis / Berry
Finding You Here - Eric Morales
Brouhaha - Les Sabina
Luther College
Mr Steve Majstorovic
I'll Be There - arr. Paul Murtha
Jazz Hero - George Vincent
Wizard Wheezes - Hooper / Lopez
Sally Barkla
Mr P.C - Coltrane / White
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy - Zawinul / Broadbent
Our Lady of Mercy College
Time Out - Ken Harris
Blue N Moody - Sweeney
I Wan'na Be Like You - arr. John Berry
Scotch College Melbourne
Crunch Time - Jon Phelps
Next in Line - Mike Kamuf
Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield Campus
Ballad for Zoe - Tim Fisher
Yamaha
Junior Jazz Ensemble
Bentleigh Secondary College
Mr Corey Hall
Mr Peter Brosman
Mrs Karen Bouyer
Mr David Roe, Mrs Jenny O'Brien
Bolero - Ravel / Bocook
Seventy Six Trombones - arr. Ricketts
Ringwood Secondary College (2)
Open Arms - Perry / Lopez
Livin' on a Prayer - arr. Murtha
Mentone Girls' Grammar School (IJE)
Eltham High School
Cool - Bernstein / Taylor
Shadows and Dreams - Neeck
Sway - Ruiz / Taylor
TBC
Dreamsville - Mancini / Gassi
TBC
Jenny Ford
The Hexagon - John Fannin
Three Klezmer Miniatures - Philip Sparke
Rhapsody in Blue - Gershwin / Curnow
Transformers(Soundtrack Highlights) - arr. Brown
Kathleen Plastow
Mr David Howes
Esprit De Corps - Robert Jager
Cuban Overture - Gershwin - Rogers
Mr Lachlan Mackay
Mrs Susanna Rummel
Mr Dean Hughes
Mr David Musk
Martin Zakharov
Mr Chris Day
Mr John Davey
Mr Aaron Vreulink
Thursday 18th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
Friday 19th | Jazz Ensemble | School of Music Auditorium, Manhasset Stage
Deer River Junior Concert Band
Yamaha
Senior Jazz Ensemble
Ms Jemima Bunn
Groovee - Saucedo
Amen! - Ticheli
Mr David Howes
Groovee - Saucedo
Academy of Mary Immaculate
Mr Allan Hessey
Parklands High School
Mr David Turner
Ballarat Grammar
Ms Linden Greatwood
Georgia Parry
March Suite Britannia - John Cacavas
Horkstow Grange - Grainger / Sweeney
Caulfield Grammar School Wheelers Hill Secondary
Let's Get Loud - arr. Victor Lopez
Arabian Dances - Roland BarrettLoyola College
Leongatha Secondary College
Mr Phil Kamay
Groovee - Saucedo
Year of the Dragon - Sweeney
Mr Simon Brown
Barrington Overture - Bob Cotter
Mr Mark Eagling
Wanganui Park Secondary College
Loyola College
Viewbank College
Song of the Dolphin - Mortimer
Achiles Wrath - Sean O'Loughlan
The Rowan Tree - Standridge
Themes from First Suite in Eb - Holst / Sweeney
Mr Matthew Hargrave
Mr Steven Sargant
Mr Syd Jackson
Balladair - Frank Erickson
Streets of Forbes - David Jones
Loyola College
Mr Martin Murnane
The Hounds of Spring - Reed / Longfield
TBC
B&S Brass
Ballarat Grammar
Andrew Dale
English Folk Song Suite - Vaughan Williams
A Leroy Anderson Portrait - Anderson / Barnes
Ballarat High School
Ms Mary Robbie
Undecided - Shavers / Tomaro
Willow Weep For Me - Ronell / Wolpe
The Molly March - Craig Skeffington
Eltham High School
Anthropology - Parker / Goines
Chelsea Bridge - Strayhorn / Yasinitsky
Take It All - Fred Sturm
Yardbird Suite - Parker / Wolpe
Thinking of Count - Steve Allee
Mambo - Bernstein / Mossman
Ed Fairlie
David Hirst
Anthropology - Parker / Goines
Chelsea Bridge - Strayhorn / Yasinitsky
Blackbird - arr. Tomaro
Encore Music
Resolution - Sean O'Loughlin
Danza Africana - Victor Lopez
Blue Bossa - Pearson & Gott
St Francis Xavier College
In Schools Music "Hills Band"
Mrs Kathryn Powys
Andrew McAlister
Heather George
Mr Lachlan Mackay
Rondo - Malcolm Arnold / Paynter
Honour the Earth - Sarah Hopkins
Hornest Nest - Ralph Hultgren
Funtango - Chris Sharp
Shark Attack! - Les Taylor
Andrew Dunlop & Fiona Gardner
Ms Dianne Gunn
The Roaring Forties - Philip Sparke
Forever Holding Close the Memories - Richard L. Sauredo
Day Dreams Mvt 1, 2 & 3 - Dana Wilson
The Forge of Vulcan - Tim Fisher
Balwyn High School
Mr David Bonfa
Attack of the Garden Gnomes - Timothy Loest
Mentone Girls' Grammar School
Mr Sergei Tchebykin
Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo - Arnold / Paynter
Joe O'Callaghan
Saturday 20th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
St Bedes College
Mr Neil Hambly, Ms L McCormick
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Aquinas College
Selected Songs from Essential Elements for Band
Mrs Julianne Sim
Bossa Blue - Barrie Gott
Beethoven's 9th - Lavender
Rock Point 5 - Pearson & Gott
Novice Concert Band
Cate Waugh
Little Red in the Hood - Sweeney
Alices's Theme from Alice in Wonderland - arr. Vinson
Race to the Moon - Tim Fisher
Snow Globe - Robert Sheldon
Piranha - Paul Marshall
Ms Jenny Ford
The Trolls - Ralph Hultgren
Old Hymn Tune - Sebesky
Dr. Rock - Pearson & Gott
Mr Hatherell
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Saturday 20th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
Thornbury High School
Korumburra Secondary College
Invincible (A Fanfare for Band) - Robert W. Smith
When Rinos do the Rhumba in the Rain - Len Orcino
Rawhide - arr. Story
Diamond Joe's Riviera Club - David Weirich
Bendigo South East Secondary College
Northcote High School
Mr Nick Dean
Mr Justin Abicare
Shaun Murray
Aquinas College
Mr Corey Hall
The Rowan Tree - Standridge
Jai Ho - arr. Brown
Baimbridge College
Winchester Chronicles - Swearingen
Sway - arr. Brown
Mr Yu Jen (Peter) Cheng
Pirates of the Barbary Coast - Timothy Loest
Groovee! - Richard L. Saucedo
Shark Attack! - Les Taylor
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Monterey Secondary College
Mr Tom Kenneth
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Saturday 20th | Jazz Ensembles | School of Music Auditorium, Manhasset Stage
Yamaha
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Flinders Christian Community College Tyabb
St Helena Secondary College (JJE)
Down for Double - Green / Stitzel
Send in the Clowns - Sondheim / Barduhn
Gumbo Caliente - Doug Beach
Birdland - Zawinuk / Sweeney
Woodville High School
Hardright - Bret Zvacek
Cathy's Song - Lark / Matta
The Chicken - Kris Berg
Come Out Swingin - Larry Neeck
In a Sentimental Mood - Ellington / Tomaro
Running of the Bulls - Beach/Shutack
Wynnum State High School
Mr David Wilkinson
Mal Sedergreen
Mr Jonathan Hewitt
Mr Ari Farrar
Don't Know Why - Harris / Murtha
Parade College
Mr Stuart Brownley
Once Upon a Time - Paul Clark
The Defibrillator - Adrien Re
Bendigo Senior Secondary College
Mr Craig Harrison
Leanda Herring
Mr Ben Gibbons
Dance Like No One is Watching - Paul Clark
Mr Matt Poynter
Peaceful Moments - Paul Lee
Count Bubba's Revenge - Goodwin / Ford
Mr Patrick Broadbent
TBC
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Hit the Bricks - Gordon Goodwin
Carey Baptist Grammar School (2)(IJE)
Jason Digby, Denton Thomas
Old Devil Moon - Lane / Wolpe
St Kevin's College
Mr Nick Mulder
Bling - Andy Farber
Come Together - arr. Tomaro
Mr Ben Hudson
Blues Mode - Rich Sigler
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Sunday 21st | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
Sunday 21st | Jazz Ensemble | School of Music Auditorium, Manhasset Stage
Novice Concert Band
Yamaha
Yamaha
Yamaha Intermediate Jazz Ensemble
Sale College
Jakob Johnson
Pick Up the Pieces - arr. Taylor
Shadows and Dreams - Neeck
Encore Music
Mr Peter Sharp
On the March - G. Sabesky
Can't Hold Back - G. Sabesky
Fanfare of the Champions - Brian Hogg
Trolls - Ralph Hultgren
Ultimatum - Robert W. Smith
The Young Master's Concert - Hogg, West & Hultgren
Geoff Hayhow
In Schools Music "Hills Junior Concert Band"
Andrew McAlister
Mr Patrick Thomson
Mr Simon Chiodo
Spirit of the Wolf - Michael Oare
African Spirit Dance - John O'Reilly
Hooroosh - Ralph Ford
Bentleigh Secondary College (TCB)
Westbourne Grammar School
Starfire March - Pearson & Gott
Firedance - Brian Balmages
Mount View Primary School
Mrs Leanne Cause
Bingo #63 - SOE Bk
Go for Excellence #61 - SOE Bk
Viewbank College
Mooroopna Secondary College
Mrs Tracy Gunn
The Big Three - arr. O'Reilly
Cha Cha de Salsa - Vincent Cassotta
Barrage - Robert W. Smith
March of the Hyperion Robots - Saucedo
Tornado! - Brad Ciechomski
Mr Aaron Vreulink
Shine - Rob Grice
Little Star - Rob Grice
Beethovens Ninth - arr. Lavender
Lilydale Heights Secondary College
Geoff Hayhow
Rosanna Golf Links Primary
Mrs Leona Gibbs & Mrs Gabrielle Ryan
Mr Tim Veevers, Mrs Paula Grinbergs
On the March - G. Sebesky
Pengnin Promenade - Mike Hannickel
Mexican Fiesta - G. Sebesky
Funtango - Chris Sharp
Mullauna College
Mr Michael Sword, Ms Janette Patton
Penguin Promenade - Mike Hannickel
Shine - Rob Grice
Korumburra Secondary College
Mr Syd Jackson
High Country - Ralph Hultgren
The Last Battle - Ralph Ford
St Kevin's College
DanceLike No One's Watching - Paul Clark
Bling - Andy Farber
Wantirna College
Mr Nathaniel Poynter
Mr Rick Plummer
Electricity - Brian Balmages
In the Shining of the Stars - Robert Sheldon
Mount Waverley Secondary College
Canberra Grammar School
Luther College
Viv Martin, Anita Collins
Michael Bradshaw
Around the Town - David Bobrowitz
Lyric Suite - Finz / Moss
Magic Flute - Mozart / Hannickel
Flashdance - arr. Jerry Nowak
Woodville High School
Genazzano College
Mr Paul Monaghan
Ms Emily Tarrant
Go - Samuel Hazo
Dusk - Steven Bryant
Crown of Castile - Vinson
St Margaret's School
Macleod College
Mr Mark Mason
Tony Hicks
Appalachian Carol - arr. Brubaker
Mr Brett Glover
Olivia Smith
Yamaha Senior Jazz Ensemble
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Mr Andrew Leach
Magic Flea - Sammy Nestico
Truth - Bob Mintzer
Two Seconds to Midnight - Alan Baylock
Sambeando - Victor Lopez
Mr Andy O'Connell
David Gardner
Cathy's Song - Lark / Mattas
Cool from Westside Story - Bernstein / Taylor
Lavalla Catholic College
Mr Shane Reid
Goodbye Pork-Pie Hat - Mingus / Homzy
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Bradley Is Swinging - Dean Sorenson
Elegy - Faure / Tim Davies
Epic - Tim Davies
Mr Andrew Dunlop
Yardbird Suite - Parker / Wolpe
A Flower is a Lovesome Thing - Strayhorn / Tomaro
Either / Or - Kym Dillon
McKinnon Secondary College
Mr Ian Orr
High and Flighty - Mobley / Taylor
Lonely Days - Mike Carabia
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Monday 22th | Concert Bands & Jazz Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall
Mr Joel Dullard
Ritual Dance - Michael Story
Ms Jane Faran
The Water is Wide - arr. Swearingen
Sunset on the Sahara - Tom Molter
Bentley Park College
Mrs Ruth Pols
El Tango - Rob Romeyn | Groovee - Saucedo
Euroa SC and Alexandra SC Combined
Nick Lester
Bentley Park College
Mrs Ruth Pols
Four - Davis / Berry | Open Arms - Perry / Lopez
Mowbray College
Mr Simon Scerri
Mr Lachlan Gallacher
The Call - Beach / Shutack
Benalla College
Barry Roberts
China Grove - Tom Johnston / Sweeney
I'll Be There - arr. Paul Murtha |Mr P.C - Coltrane / White
Benalla College
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Viewbank College
Mr Andrew van Gemert
Mrs Kathryn Powys
Siesta San Anton - Ken Harris
Korean Folk Song - arr. Curnow
Salvation is Created - Tchesnokov / Brown
Groovee!! - Richard Saucedo
Mr Sam Bates, Mr Dion Hatherell
Finding You Here - Eric Morales | TBC
Yamaha Junior Jazz Ensemble
Girton Grammar (IJE)
Dr Michael Lichnovsky
Bling - Andy Farber | Send in the Clowns - arr. Barduhn
Macleod College
Mr Jason Zino
Brouhaha - Les Sabina | Finding You Here - Eric Morales
Mr Tim Fisher
Crunch Time - Jon Phelps | Ballad for Zoe - Tim Fisher
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Dr Denton Thomas
Blue N Moody - Sweeney | Finding You Here - Eric Morales
Louie, Louie - Berry / Sweeney
Mr Than Poynter
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Parade College
The Matrix - Gary Fagan
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Thursday 25th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
Christian College Bellarine
Encore Music
Laburnum Primary School
The Barber of Seville - Rossini / Williams
Lavalla Catholic College St Paul's Campus
Malvern Primary School
Mr Henrik Beasy
Pavane - Ravel / Smith
Groovee - Saucedo
Trinity Grammar
Mrs Kate Zampatti
Balwyn High School
Mrs Carolyn Ondaatje
Tales of a Medieval Warrior - Weller
Mr Tim Veevers, Mr Matthew Crowe
Groovee - Saucedo
Rosebud Secondary College
Mrs Samantha Clough
Christian College Highton
Andrew Dunlop
In Late November - Standridge
Black Diamond - Robert Longfield
Girton Grammar School
Mrs Jacqui Vine
Percy Grainger Portrait - Grainger / Wagner
Luther College
Michael Bradshaw, Ms Brooke Taylor
Hymnus Pastorale - Bert Appermont
Spitfire - Gary Gilroy
Matthew Hargrave
Incantations - Robert W. Smiths
Mr Edward Fairlie
Jason Digby
Sky Dance - Richard Saucedo
Mazama - Jay Chattaway
Attack of the Garden Gnomes - Timothy Loest
Dueling Dragons - Robert W. Smith
Balwyn High School
Mr Tim Veevers
Ken MacDonald
Four Sketches for Band - Marco Putz
Fanfare for the Common Man - Copland / Longfield
Wantirna College
Aquinas College
Mr Michael Harvey
Mrs Emily Kimpton
Espana Cani - Marquina, arr. Longfield
Casey's Last Run - Timothy Loest
Mazenod College
Mr Doug Leutchford
Hounds of Spring - Alfred Reed / Longfield
Spirit of Independence - Jan Ver Der Roostv
Espana Cani - Marquina, arr. Longfield
Ms Jennifer Ahpee
Wednesday 24th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall
Novice Concert Band
Mount Waverley Secondary College
Mr David Roe, Mrs Jenny O'Brien
Balwyn High School
Reflections - Douglas Wagner
Aquinas College
Mr John Barber
Mr Patrick Broadbent
Bella's Lullaby - arr. Murtha
Excerpts from the Firebird - arr. Bocook
Nhill College
Miss Amanda Morrison
Pathfinders - Brian Hogg
Legend - Tchaikovsky / Hultgren
Jubilance - Swearingen
Mowbray College
Mrs Kerry Trounson
Wesley College Glen Waverley
Miss Jenny Lee, Mr Geoff Smith
Rite of Ascension - Vince Gassi
Ovation - Michael Story
Trinity Grammar
Little Star - Rob Grice
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Bairnsdale Secondary College
O Come Little Children - JAP Schulz / Magill
Casey's Last Run - Timothy Loest
Kronos - Robert W. Smith
On a Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss - Holsinger
B&S Brass Advanced Concert Band
Mrs Jenny O'Brien, Mr Scott Solimo, Mr David Roe
Mr Lachlan Gallacher
Excelsior - Brian Hogg
Wendy Harvey
Pictures at an Exhibition - Mussorgsky / Prime
Hounds of Spring - Alfred Reed / Longfield
Mrs Karen Bouyer
Balwyn High School
An Elizabethan Songbook - Anne McGinty
A Starlit Night - Swearingen
Fanfare and Furioso - John Edmonson
Mrs Kerryn McGillen
Caulfield Grammar School - Malvern Campus
Bairnsdale Secondary College
Joe O'Callaghan
Mr David Ellis
King Arthurs Cororation March
Kronos - Robert W. Smith
On a Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss - Holsinger
Mr David Ellis
Bendigo College's Symphonic Band
Melbourne Youth Wind Symphony
Mr Rick Plummer
Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo - Arnold / Paynter
Lux Aurumque - Eric Whitacre
Children's March - Grainger / Erickson
Kevin Bonnett
Lincolnshire Posy (selected movts) - Percy Grainger
Joanne Heaton
The Hexagon - John Fannin
Canterbury Chorale - Jan van der Roost
Dancing at Stonehenge - Anthony Suter
Tintern Schools
Mrs Jenni Campbell
Salesian College Chadstone
Ms Joanne Currie
Melbourne Grammar School #2
Mr Aaron Vreulink
Mr Jason Taggart
Ken MacDonald
Eltham High School
Year 7 Band Blues - Patrick Emery
Tyrannosaurus Rock - Mike Hannickel
We Will Rock You - arr. Patrick Emery
The Lost Tomb - O'Laughlin
Silverbrook - Michael Sweeney
Camel Ride - Jan De Haan
A Starlit Night - Swearingen
Caulfield Grammar School Malvern Campus NCB
Patrick Emery, Heather George, Simon Marcollo
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Mrs Anna Dewar
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Mrs Karen Bouyer
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Mr David Farrands
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Mr Dean Hunt OAM
Mrs Leanne Cause
Kew East Primary School
Mr Ken Gardner
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Groovee - Saucedo
Hound Dog - arr. Sweeney
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Wantirna College
Mr Steve Kellock
Mr Rob Conway
Pirates of the Caribbean - Badelt / Sweeney
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