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2021 Co-curricular

Music Handbook

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Music Education at The Moreton Bay CollegesIn a world with so many conflicting influences, accessing an education that values seeking meaning and engagement is fundamental to building communities that are places of compassion, understanding and justice.Within this context, the Arts hold an almost unique position in our education system. We can offer our students few other endeavours that so integrate the 21st Century requirements for critical and creative thinking, emphasise a team ethic building personal and social skills, and hold an integral obligation to listen and communicate. All this sits within an environment that is collegial instead of competitive, and collaborative rather than individual. In a society that under values principles and over values judgement, the benefit of activities that promote cultural sensitivity and aesthetic learning cannot be overstated.

Participation in ensemble music therefore becomes an invaluable component of a well-rounded and holistic education, as well as a source of great connection and joy within our community.

But don’t just take my word for it - follow this link to hear what renowned jazz trumpeter and music educator Wynton Marsalis has to say about music education. His words are aimed initially at teachers, however they also speak directly to the importance and impact of learning music for both our students and the whole of society.

Mr Ben LangfordDirector of Music at The Moreton Bay Colleges

Music StaffA combination of permanent and sessional staff are responsible for the delivery of our Music Programme . Specialist permanent instrumental staff in the areas of strings, brass, woodwind, percussion, voice, piano and contemporary music provide private instrumental lessons to boys and girls, and deliver primary immersion programmes across both the MBC and MBBC campuses In addition, a number of sessional instrumental and vocal staff work at each campus so that a full range of instruments is available for study.

Co-Curricular Music StaffMr Ben Langford Director of Music - The Moreton Bay Colleges

Ms Alyson Locke Coordinator of Co-Curricular Music (MBBC) Principal Contemporary Music Teacher MBBC | MBC

Ms Susan Ellis Principal Voice Teacher - MBC | MBBC

Ms Katharine Khafagi Principal String Teacher - MBC | MBBC

Miss Rebecca Meimaris Principal Percussion Teacher - MBC | MBBC

Ms Katrina Mothershaw Principal Brass Teacher - MBC | MBBC

Ms Lauren Wallace Principal Woodwind Teacher - MBC | MBBC

Miss Kelly Leaver Music Administration Assistant

Ms Angela Bowen MBBC Classroom Music and MBBC Choirs

Mrs Rebecca Curtis MBC Classroom Music and Stage Bands

Mrs Jenna Woodforth MBBC Classroom Music and MBBC Choirs

Mrs Melissa Inglis MBC Classroom Music, Piano Teacher and MBC and MBBC Primary Choirs

Mr David Cox Woodwind Teacher MBC | MBBC

Sessional Staff Miss Jaimie Battams Violin | Viola - MBC | MBBC

Mr Cameron Burridge Contemporary Music - MBBC

Mrs Jessica Low Voice - MBC

Miss Emily Moolenschot Percussion - MBC | MBBC

Mr Julian Sharp Cello | Double Bass - MBC | MBBC

Mrs Anna Venn Piano - MBC | MBBC

Mrs Melissa Van Schyndel Piano - MBC | MBBC

Mr Bernard Wheaton Voice - MBC

Ms Myriam Handsworth Bassoon | Piano - MBC

Mr Simon Chamberlain Voice - MBBC

Important Contact InformationAll private lessons, accounts, ensemble programme, and music events:

Ms Kelly Leaver Music Administration Assistant music@moretonbaycolleges.qld.edu.au

MBBC Choirs, Contemporary Ensembles and MBBC Music events: Ms Alyson Locke Coordinator of Co-Curricular Music (MBBC) lockea@mbc.qld.edu.au

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Primary Immersion ProgrammeStudents in Years 4 and 5 at each campus engage in a two-year, compulsory, curriculum-based instrumental Immersion Programme. In Year 4 all students elect to study an orchestral or band instrument.

Instruments available include:

violin - viola - cello - double bass - flute - clarinet - saxophone - trumpet - trombone - french horn - euphonium – tuba - percussion

Students nominate their first three instrumental preferences, and these nominations, together with suitability testing, are used to allocate instruments. Numbers of instruments available are determined such that balanced ensembles are created.

The Immersion Programme involves a weekly small group lesson with a specialist teacher and class ensemble rehearsal. Each class attends music as a cohort, with multiple group lessons delivered simultaneously in order to minimise disruption to class teaching in the Primary School.

At any stage of the programme or at the end of Year 5, students may continue studying their instrument by taking private lessons at the Colleges, and by joining one of the many co-curricular ensembles available.

Co-curricular Music

Instrumental and Vocal TuitionAs part of the Music Programme at The Moreton Bay Colleges, specialist music teachers offer lessons to students from Prep to Year 12. Private music lessons are available for the following instruments:

• Strings - violin, viola, cello, double bass,

• Wind - flute, oboe, clarinet, bass clarinet, bassoon, saxophone

• Brass - trumpet, trombone, french horn, euphonium, tuba

• Percussion - all orchestral percussion, drum kit

• Voice

• Piano

• Acoustic and electric guitar, bass guitar

• Music production

Enrolment for Private LessonsIn order to commence private music lessons at The Moreton Bay Colleges, a Private Music Enrolment form must be completed. Please click here to complete the online enrolment form.

Discontinuation of LessonsParents are required to provide written notice on behalf of their child to the Director of Music if lessons are to be discontinued. Students are not permitted to discontinue lessons during the term, and lesson fees will not be refunded for students who choose to do so.

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Missed LessonsFrom time to time, a student may be unable to attend a lesson due to illness, scheduled school activities or a public holiday. In these situations, where possible, the music teacher and the student will negotiate a mutually agreeable time for a make-up lesson. Where it is not possible to arrange a make-up lesson, the missed lesson will not be charged for. If a teacher is absent due to illness, they will endeavor to negotiate a time with students for a make-up lesson.

If students have a special circumstance when they know they will need to miss a lesson (such as an exam or sporting activity) and they are able to provide the music teacher with a minimum of 24 hours notice of their intended absence, the music teacher will reschedule the lesson, if possible. It is the responsibility of students to be aware of their commitments and assist their teachers by providing advance notice that a lesson time is unsuitable.

Duration and Lesson TimesLessons are negotiated between the student and the music teacher at the beginning of each term. Lessons are scheduled for 30 minutes during the school day on a rotating basis in order to minimise disruptions to other studies. Students must bring their instrument and associated equipment to every lesson.

Payment of FeesAccounts for lessons are sent each term by the College. Fees are to be paid either directly to the music teacher (sessional staff), or to the College (where the teacher is a permanent staff member). This will be clearly stated on the invoice.

Fees must be paid in full by parents/guardians by the due date each term and are charged in accordance with the Queensland Music Teacher Association Guidelines (currently $74/hour).

My Music StaffThe Moreton Bay Colleges currently use My Music Staff software for the delivery and management of our private instrumental lessons programme. Each student who takes lessons here at the Colleges will be provided with a login to this software which will allow them to keep track of lesson times, view lesson notes from their teacher, access resources and log their practice.

Use of College InstrumentsThe Colleges’ have available a limited number of instruments for the use of students who are enrolled in private lessons and involved in the ensemble programme. These are typically the larger, more expensive instruments.

Where possible, students transitioning from the Primary Immersion Programme to private instrumental lessons will be allowed the continued use of a College instrument in Year 6 before purchasing their own instrument. Staff are most willing to assist with advice for the selection and purchase of student instruments.

External ExaminationsStudents are encouraged to enroll for external music examinations once they have achieved an appropriate performance standard. Many of our students undertake AMEB Examinations, both in traditional and Rockschool syllabi.

College staff are fully supportive of the examination process, and many of our teachers are members of the AMEB Board of Examiners.

Ensemble ProgrammeThe Moreton Bay Colleges offer students the opportunity to join a wide range of musical ensembles. Ensembles operate across both campuses, and are categorised as large and small ensembles. Students who accept positions in auditioned ensembles must be taking instrumental or vocal lessons either at the Colleges or privately. Students who have private teachers outside the Colleges are encouraged to participate in our co-curricular music programme. It is an expectation that all students who are enrolled in private lessons at the Colleges be members of College ensembles once a suitable playing level has been reached.

22 ensembles across both campuses will be offered in 2021. Students must be members of a large ensemble (if required) before joining additional small

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LARGE ENSEMBLES AVAILABILITY LOCATIONOrchestra MBC, MBBC MBC

Wind Ensemble MBC, MBBC MBC

Concert Band MBC, MBBC MBC

College Chorale MBC (Year 7-12 students) MBC

SMALL ENSEMBLES AVAILABILITY LOCATIONChamber Strings MBC, MBBC MBC

College Strings MBC, MBBC MBC

String Ensemble MBC, MBBC MBC

Senior Stage Band MBC, MBBC MBC

Junior Stage Band MBC, MBBC MBC

Chamber Percussion Ensemble MBC, MBBC MBC

Senior Percussion Ensemble MBC, MBBC MBC

Junior Percussion Ensemble MBC, MBBC MBC

MBBC Secondary Vocal Ensemble MBBC (Year 7-12 students) MBBC

MBBC Primary Vocal Ensemble* MBBC (Year 3-6 students) MBBC

Vocal Point MBC MBC

Chamber Choir MBC MBC

MBC Primary Vocal Ensemble* MBC (Year 3-6 students) MBC

MBC Training Choir * MBC (Year 1-2 students) MBC

Rock Band 1 MBBC MBBC

Rock Band 2 MBC MBC

Rock Band 3 MBBC MBBC

Rock Band 4 MBC, MBBC MBBC

Additional groups may be formed during the year based on student interest

ensembles. The following table details the ensembles available to students in 2021. Auditions for ensembles are held at the end of Term 3 each year, and students are placed according to their level of performance rather than according to year level.

We require students who accept positions in College ensembles to prioritise rehearsals and performances over external commitments. This is essential to preserve the integrity of our performing groups.

Please make careful note of the Concert Calendar included with this booklet.

2021 EnsemblesEnsembles marked with an asterisk (*) are not auditioned, and all are welcome.

Concerts and Performances

Each year all groups participate in a number of performances. These include performances both on and off campus, and performances at both MBC and MBBC. Key events for 2021 are shown below:

TERM 1

Date and Info Event Where WhoWeek 1 Friday 29 January

New Student Auditions for Ensembles

Music Centre Practice Rooms

Any new student to the College who wish to audition for 2021 Ensembles

Week 3 12 - 14 February Friday 4.00pm Departure from MBC returning Sunday at 2.30pm

Instrumental Camp QCCC Mt Tamborine

Wind Ensemble Chamber Strings Orchestra

Week 4

Monday MBBC Wednesday MBC 12.40pm - 1.20pm

Captains’ Concert MBBC Lecture Theatre MBC Music Centre

Nominated students

Week 4

Sunday 21 February 9.00am - 12.30pm

Choral Day Camp MBC Music Centre College Chorale Chamber Choir Vocal Point MBBC Secondary Vocal Ensemble

Week 8

Monday MBBC Wednesday MBC 12.40pm - 1.20pm

Captains’ Concert MBBC Lecture Theatre MBC Music Centre

Nominated students

Week 10

Wednesday 31 March Rehearsal 1.00pm - 3.00pm Concert 7.00pm - 9.00pm

Classics Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Orchestra Chamber Strings College Strings Wind Ensemble Chamber Percussion Ensemble Chorale Chamber Choir Vocal Point MBBC Secondary Vocal Ensemble Senior Stage Band

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Term 2Date and Info Event Where WhoWeek 1 Friday 23 April 8.30am - 9.25am

MBBC ANZAC Chapel Service

MBBC Sports Hall MBBC Secondary Vocal Ensemble One Trumpet Player

Week 1 Friday 23 April 11.45am - 12.40pm

MBC Secondary ANZAC Chapel Service

Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Vocal Point Chamber Choir (TBC) One Trumpet Player

Week 1 Sunday 25 April

ANZAC Day - Various Services

TBA Vocal Point Chamber Choir (TBC)

Week 4 Monday MBBC Wednesday MBC 12.40pm - 1:20pm

Captains’ Concert MBBC Lecture Theatre MBC Music Centre

Nominated Students

Week 4 Wednesday 12 May 4.30pm - 5.30pm

Soirée Concert Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Primary Choirs (MBC & MBBC) Concert Band String Ensemble Percussion Ensembles Stage Bands

Week 6 Friday 28 May

MBBC Foundation Day MBBC Sports Hall MBBC Secondary Vocal Ensemble and Stage Band

Week 7 Thursday 3 June 6.00pm Friday 4 June 6.00pm Saturday 5 June 1.00pm and 6.00pm

College Musical Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

College Musical Cast Members and Musicians

Week 8 Monday MBBC Wednesday MBC 12.40pm - 1.20pm

Captain’s Concert MBBC Lecture Theatre MBC Music Centre

Nominated Students

Week 8 Friday 11 June 6.30pm - 8.00pm

Contemporary Concert 1 MBBC Sports Hall Rock Bands

Term 3Date and Info Event Where WhoWeek 2 Friday 23 July Rehearsal 1.00pm - 3.00pm Concert 7.00 - 9.00pm

Proms Concert Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Orchestra Chamber Strings College Strings Wind Ensemble Chorale Chamber Choir Vocal Point MBBC Secondary Vocal Ensemble Senior Stage Band (foyer)

Week 3 Monday 26 July

Auditions Forms Due Date (Excerpts will also be provided to students via email on this day)

All students auditioning for 2022 Music Ensembles

Week 3 Tuesday 27 July

Founders Day Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Vocal Point

Week 4 Monday MBBC Wednesday MBC 12.40pm - 1.20pm

Captains' Concert MBBC Lecture Theatre MBC Music Centre

Nominated Students

Week 5 Thursday 12 August (TBC)

Co-Curricular photos Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

All Music Ensembles

(Times TBA)

Week 6 Tuesday 17 August - MBC Thursday 19 August - MBBC

Auditions for 2022 Music Ensembles

MBC Music Centre and MBBC Music Studios

All students auditioning for 2022 Music ensembles

Week 8 Monday MBBC Wednesday MBC 12.40pm - 1.20pm

Captains' Concert MBBC Lecture Theatre MBC Music Centre

Nominated Students

Week 8 Friday 3 September (student free day)

AMEB Exam Day MBC Music Centre Nominated Students

Week 10

Friday 17 September 12.00pm - 3.00pm

MBBC Carnival Day MBBC Rock Bands

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Term 4Date and Info Event Where WhoWeek 1 Friday 8 October Rehearsal 1.00pm-3.00pm Concert 6.30pm - 8.00pm

Viva la Musica and Music Awards Night

Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Orchestra Chamber Strings College Strings Wind Ensemble Chorale Chamber Choir Vocal Point MBBC Secondary Vocal Ensemble Senior Stage Band

Week 2 Friday 15 October 6.30pm - 7.30pm

Contemporary Music Concert 2

MBBC Sports Hall Rock Bands

Week 4 Wednesday 27 October 4.00pm - 5.30pm

Chamber Music Concert Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

MBC Training Choir MBBC Primary Vocal Ensemble MBC Primary Vocal Ensemble Concert Band String Ensemble Percussion Ensembles Junior Stage Band Guitar Ensembles

Week 6 Various Days (TBA)

Studio Recitals MBC Students taking private lessons

Week 7 Tuesday 16 November

MBBC Celebration of Excellence

Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

MBBC Secondary Vocal Ensemble and Senior Stage Band

Week 7 Wednesday 17 November

MBC Secondary Academic Awards Evening

Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Orchestra and Vocal Point

Week 7

Thursday 18 November

MBC Valedictory Service Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Year 12 Musicians

Week 7 Friday 19 November 8.30am - 10.20am

Final Chapel Service for Year 12

Power Family Concert Hall - MBC Music Centre

Students from Vocal Point and Chamber Choir

AuditionsThe Moreton Bay Colleges’ hold auditions in August and January each year to determine ensemble positions. All positions are declared vacant until the audition process is complete. It is important to recognise that young musicians progress at different rates and there are new applicants each year, making the audition process very competitive. All new students to MBC and MBBC will be given the opportunity to audition for College ensembles.

• Students will be placed according to their audition performance in an ensemble or ensembles that best match their playing standard, and for which they are best suited.

• Ensemble positions are not determined or affected by year level.

• Participation in an instrumental ensemble is dependent on students learning their instrument from an instrumental teacher as this enables the music to be taught in a one-on-one manner and the standard of the ensemble is improved.

• The numbers of positions in College Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Chamber Strings and Senior Stage Band will be decided such that standard, balanced ensembles are established.

• Students who wish to join a small instrumental ensemble must first be members of a large instrumental ensemble (if required).

• Girls who wish to join Vocal Point or Chamber Choir or who gain a place in a Rock Band as a vocalist, must be members of Chorale.

• Girls who nominate to audition for Chorale only will be called to audition in small groups. All secondary girls who audition will gain a place in this group.

• It is our policy that ensemble opportunities are made available to all students once a suitable playing standard has been reached.

Please note that although all secondary girls who apply to be members of Chorale will be accepted, students are still required to audition so that they can be placed appropriately within the group.

With the exception of Primary Choirs at MBC and MBBC, all groups require an audition for entry.

Audition Process Auditions are conducted by two-member audition panels who will determine if an applicant meets the required standard for participation in an ensemble, and rank the audition performance compared to other applicants.

Students who wish to audition should complete the attached audition form and return a copy to Music Reception (MBC) or Student Reception (MBBC).

Students who wish to audition should complete the online audition form found here.

At least two weeks prior to audition dates, audition music will be emailed to all applicants. In consultation with teachers, students will be required to prepare the set music. Vocalists are required to prepare and own choice piece in addition to the set music.

Auditions for current students will be held late in Term 3 each year and students will be advised of their times in advance.

Audition results will be emailed to students by the beginning of Term 4. Students should be aware that there may be some minor changes once new students to the Colleges have had the opportunity to audition.

Managing Multiple CommitmentsIt is inevitable that, given the wide range of activities offered to students at MBC and MBBC, conflicts with rehearsals and performances will occur from time to time. When this occurs, the staff involved will always try to negotiate a workable arrangement that allows the student to participate in both activities. Unfortunately, sometimes this may not be achievable, and the student will need to make a choice about where their primary interest lies.

The Colleges expect that students prioritise school commitments over external activities. By accepting a position in a College ensemble students commit to that group and all of its activities for a full year. Students who miss rehearsals or performances and consequently affect the work of the ensemble may be asked not to perform in a concert, or to leave that group. Students should note that their enrolment in private lessons at the colleges is conditional on their involvement in a co-curricular group.

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Colours and AwardsEach year student achievement and service to Music is recognized through the Annual Music Awards and the awarding of Colours (MBC) and Pockets (MBBC).

Colours (MBC) At MBC, girls are awarded Colours at the end of each year according to the following criteria:

FULL

Demonstrates excellence in performance, which will be evident through:

• Displaying a high level of performance in at least two College ensembles.

• Full participation and attendance at all performances.

• Outstanding attendance at weekly rehearsals for all ensembles that the student is a member of unless an absence has been approved by the ensemble director.

• Displays an exceptional commitment to The Moreton Bay Colleges’ Music Programme.

HALF

Demonstrates excellence in performance, which will be evident through:

• Displaying a high level of performance in at least two College ensembles.

• Full participation and attendance at all performances.

• Excellent attendance at weekly rehearsals for all ensembles that the student is a member of unless an absence has been approved by the ensemble director.

• Displays a strong commitment to The Moreton Bay Colleges’ Music Programme.

THIRD

Demonstrates excellence in performance, which will be evident through:

• Displaying a high level of performance in one College ensemble.

• Full participation and attendance at all performances.

• Excellent attendance at weekly rehearsals for all ensembles that the student is a member of unless an absence has been approved by the ensemble director.

• Displays a commitment to The Moreton Bay Colleges’ Music Programme.

GOLD STAR Can be awarded at the discretion of the Director of Music and Head of College.

To be awarded Colours of any type, students must remain a member of their chosen ensemble(s) for the full school year unless approved by the Director of Music.

Pockets (MBBC)At MBBC, boys are awarded Pockets in recognition of their achievements in academic, cultural, service and sporting pursuits. Cultural Pockets (Music) are awarded according to the following criteria:

GOLD

Recognition of exceptional student achievement, which will be evident through:

• Displaying a high level of performance in at least two College ensembles.

• Full participation and attendance at all performances.

• Outstanding attendance at weekly rehearsals for all ensembles that the student is a member of unless an absence has been approved by the ensemble director.

• Displays an exceptional commitment to The Moreton Bay Colleges’ Music Programme.

and/or

• Has received a major award at the annual Music Awards Evening

SILVER

Recognition of outstanding student achievement, which will be evident through:

• Displaying a high level of performance in at least two College ensembles.

• Full participation and attendance at all performances.

• Excellent attendance at weekly rehearsals for all ensembles that the student is a member of unless an absence has been approved by the ensemble director.

• Displays a strong commitment to The Moreton Bay Colleges’ Music Programme.

and/or

• Has received a “Most Outstanding” award at the annual Music Awards Evening.

BRONZE

Demonstrates excellence in performance, which will be evident through:

• Displaying a high level of performance in one College ensemble.

• Full participation and attendance at all performances.

• Excellent attendance at weekly rehearsals for all ensembles that the student is a member of unless an absence has been approved by the ensemble director.

• Displays a commitment to The Moreton Bay Colleges’ Music.

and/or

• Has received a “Most Improved” Award at the annual Music Awards Evening.

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AwardsPerformance Awards and Service Medals are presented to students at the Viva Ia Musica Concert, held annually in Term 4. The recipients of these awards and medals are determined by the music staff of the Colleges according to the following criteria:

Most Outstanding and Most Improved Junior, Middle and Senior Awards

(Junior Years 4, 5, 6, Middle Years 7, 8, 9 and Senior Years 10, 11, 12)

• The extent of a student’s participation in, and service to the College Co-Curricular Music Programme within the calendar year.

• The extent of a student’s contribution to ensemble/s on the instrument/voice within the Co-Curricular Music Programme throughout the calendar year.

• The extent of a student’s demonstrated ability level on the instrument/voice within the Co-Curricular Music Programme throughout the calendar year.

Service Medals

These medals are awarded to students who have not received an individual award, but have modelled outstanding service to music, either through involvement in external performances, by supporting staff and students, or by demonstrating strong commitment to developing their skills in performance through involvement in College ensembles.

Major and Perpetual Awards

THE MELISSA-KAY SIVYER AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO MUSIC

Presented to the Year 12 student who has demonstrated the greatest contribution to the Co-Curricular Music Programme over the year, through participation and attendance in the greatest number of music ensembles.

OUTSTANDING COMMITMENT TO MUSIC

Presented to the Year 12 student who has demonstrated the most consistent participation in multiple ensembles and co-curricular music activities during their Secondary School studies.

THE FOGG FAMILY AWARD FOR PRIMARY MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR

Awarded to the primary student who has demonstrated a very high standard of ensemble performance in College ensembles, reliably attended rehearsals and performances, and acted as a role model for other primary musicians

THE MIRELLE HARVEY TROPHY FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC

Awarded to the Year 12 student who has demonstrated exceptional growth in academic or performance skills over two years, and a significant and consistent contribution to the College Music Programme.

THE HAMILTON TROPHY FOR SERVICE TO INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Awarded to the Year 12 student who has demonstrated:

• Membership of two or more ensembles or significant contribution as an accompanist.

• Initiative.

• Outstanding musical and personal leadership.

• Outstanding contribution to the Co-Curricular Music Programme.

• Advocacy for the Music Programme.

THE MUSIC VOLUNTEERS’ COMMUNITY AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SOLO PERFORMANCE

Awarded to the Year 12 student who has demonstrated outstanding solo performance skills on an instrument or voice, evidenced through a combination of:

• Involvement in external musical activities

• External examination results

• Performance at College events

THE ORIEL HANDLEY TROPHY FOR MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR

Awarded to the Year 12 performance student who has:

• Demonstrated consistent and exceptionally high standards of ensemble performance throughout Year 12 in multiple College ensembles.

• Demonstrated a willingness to take advantage of ensemble and solo performance opportunities. For example, lunchtime concerts, chamber music etc.

• Made a significant commitment to performance music and the development of the College Music Programme.

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Before school Before school Before school Before school Before school

Chamber Strings7.00am - 8.00amMs Khafagi CONCERT HALL/CASH

MBC Training Choir (MBC Years 1 and 2)7.30am - 8.15amMrs InglisPRIMARY MUSIC ROOM(MBC)

Senior PercussionEnsemble7.00am - 8.00amMiss MeimarisSPENCER

Chamber Choir7.00am - 8.00amMs EllisCONCERT HALL

Junior Stage Band7.00am - 8.00amMrs CurtisCASH

Chamber Percussion 7.00am - 8.00amMiss MeimarisSPENCER

Vocal Point7.00am - 8.00amMs EllisCONCERT HALL

Concert Band7.00am - 8.00amMs MothershawSPENCER

String Ensemble7.00am - 8.00amMs KhafagiCASH

MBC Primary Vocal Ensemble (MBC Years 3-6)7.00am - 8.00amMs EllisCONCERT HALL

Senior Stage Band7.00am - 8.00amMrs CurtisCASH

College Strings7.00am - 8.00amMs KhafagiSPENCER

MBBC Primary Vocal Ensemble (MBBC Years 2-6)7.00am - 8.00amLECTURE THEATRE

College Orchestra7.00am - 8.00amMr LangfordSPENCER

Rock Band 47.00am – 8.00amMs LockeSECONDARY MUSIC ROOM (MBBC)

Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

Rock Band 1 12.40 - 1.20pmMs LockeSECONDARY MUSIC ROOM (MBBC)

Rock Band 212.40 - 1.20pmMs LockeCASH

Rock Band 312.40pm - 1.20pmMr BurridgeSECONDARY MUSIC ROOM (MBBC)

Bayside Boys12.40pm - 1.20pmMs LockeSECONDARY MUSIC ROOM (MBBC)

After school After school After school After school After school

Junior Percussion Ensemble3.30pm – 4.30pmMiss MeimarisCONCERT HALL

Wind Ensemble 3.30pm - 4.30pmMs MothershawCONCERT HALL

MBC Chorale (MBC Years 7-12)3.30pm - 4.30pmMs EllisCONCERT HALL

MBBC Senior Vocal Ensemble(MBBC Years 7-12)12.40pm - 1.20pmTo be confirmedLECTURE THEATRE

Rehearsal Schedule 2021

Important Contact InformationAll private lessons, accounts, ensemble programme, and music events:

Ms Kelly Leaver Music Administration Assistant music@moretonbaycolleges.qld.edu.au

MBBC Choirs, Contemporary Ensembles and MBBC Music events: Ms Alyson Locke Coordinator of Co-Curricular Music (MBBC) lockea@mbc.qld.edu.au