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"Whether your aspiration is a life in music or music in your life, we dare you to play on our stage."

Professor Alan Lourens Head of Conservatorium

Fridays1–1.45pmCallaway Auditorium, UWAFree entry No bookings required

Be transported from the everyday by our free lunchtime concert series, featuring the best musical talent from within the UWA Conservatorium of Music and around the country.

Kelsey Gray UWA Music Student (voice)

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SEMESTER ONE 2 Mar Adam Pinto (piano)9 Mar Piñata Percussion 16 Mar UWA Woodwinds23 Mar The Irwin Street Collective: Beethoven Sonata Project (Shaun Lee-Chen and Cecilia Sun)13 Apr Intercurrent Ensemble20 Apr Ensemble Vagabond27 Apr TheIrwinStreetCollective:GeorgiaBrowne(Baroqueflute)andTomFoster(continuo)4 May UWA Voice 11 May The Winthrop Singers and Piñata Percussion18 May UWA Guitar Studio25 May UWA Clarinets1 Jun Concordia Vocalis and Con-Cantorum (voice)

SEMESTER TWO3 Aug AlanLourensandFriends10 Aug Suzie Wijsman (cello) and Martina Liegat (piano)17 Aug Alex Raineri and UWA Woodwinds24 Aug UWA Guitar Studio31 Aug The Irwin Street Collective: Beethoven Sonata Project (Shaun Lee-Chen and Cecilia Sun)7 Sep UWA Brass14 Sep UWA Clarinets21 Sep The Winthrop Singers5 Oct TheIrwinStreetCollective:CatherineJones(Baroquecello)andKateClarke(Baroqueflute)12 Oct UWA Voice 19 Oct The Irwin Street Collective: Catherine Jones, Shaun Lee-Chen and Cecilia Sun26 Oct Student Prize Winners

Join us each week for a delightful musical surprise!

From young artist-led concerts to informal musical drinks on the famous grassy knoll, behind-the-scenes workshops, lectures and masterclasses, these free weekly musical experiences will delight all music lovers.

Wednesdays 5.30–6.45pmCallaway Auditorium, UWAFree entry No bookings required

SEMESTER ONE28 Feb RoyalOver-SeasLeagueTravelAwardFinals7 Mar Open Rehearsal with Jamie Hey (Australian Brandenburg Orchestra Principal Cello)14 Mar Miguel Bernat (marimba) Projectsupportedbya2016BBVAFoundation Grant for Researchers and Cultural Creators

21 Mar MeganBarbetti(flute)28 Mar Improvisation (Nicholas Bannan and James Ledger)11 Apr Gladys Chua and Chris Van Tuinen perform Messiaen18 Apr Guest Presenter2 May UWA Brass9 May GuitarMasterclasswithJonathanFitzgerald16 May The Joplin Project (composition and piano)23 May Piano Showcase30 May The Irwin Street Collective: Mozart Double Piano Concerto

SEMESTER TWO1 Aug VOSE Memorial Prize 1st Round8 Aug Guest Presenter15 Aug The Darlington Ensemble22 Aug James Ledger and Shaun Lee-Chen29 Aug Ensemble Vagabond5 Sep UWA Percussion Studio12 Sep PerthInternationalClassicalGuitarFestivalLaunch: Perth Guitar Quartet 19 Sep Music in World Cultures Showcase3 Oct The Irwin Street Collective: Symposium Launch10 Oct Voice Masterclass17 Oct Student Takeover: Honours Students24 Oct Waveney Wansborough Prize for Solo Piano

Rachel Singer UWA Music Student (voice)

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Charles Barblett UWA Music Student (composition)

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In 2018, enjoy a packed program of stimulating performances and events. We showcase the immense talent of our young emerging artists and their mentors, our celebrated alumni and our community and industry partners. There’s something for everyone so come along to be delighted and inspired.

Saturday 24 Mar 3pm New Fortune Theatre, UWA

Celebrate Banchieri’s 500th anniversary in a unique concert experience featuring the Conservatorium’s newest voice ensemble – Concordia Vocalis. Joined by percussion, guitar and brass students, with narration by Italian Studies students, Banchieri’s Festino (FestivalfortheEveningofCarnival Thursday Before Supper) is an absolute romp of a comedy. Tickets $35 (includes refreshments) ticketswa.com.au

Friday 6 Apr 7.15pmCallaway Auditorium, UWA

UWA Conservatorium of Music and the WA Music Teachers' Association (WAMTA) are delighted to welcome London-based Australian classical pianist Victor Sangiorgio back to WA. With his London debut described by The Times as “poetic perfection”, Sangorgio is sure to enchant. This concert is presented as part of the 2018 WA Piano Pedagogy Conference.

Tickets from $18 trybooking.com/UCJW

Thursday 15 Mar 7pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA

Each year, Piñata Percussion presents a program of new and existing works by Australian composers for percussion ensemble. In this concert, we celebrate the music of DavidPye,aninfluentialfigureinWesternAustraliannew music.

Tickets from $10 trybooking.com/UCJU

Banchieri’s FestinoPiñata Percussion Loops and rebounds

Keyed Up Victor Sangiorgio

SEMESTER ONE

Friday 13 Apr 6pm Procession from Hay Street Mall to Forrest Place, City of Perth

In 1971 composer Gavin Bryars arranged a piece of music for a documentary based on a loop of an unknown homeless man singing a brief stanza. Almost 50 years later, homelessness is still a huge issue for so many in ourcommunity.Joinstaff,students, the WA Alliance to End Homelessness, the UWA Centre for Social Impact, the City of Perth, WASO and a multitude of community music and charitygroups,foraone-offpublic performance of this incredibly powerful and poignant piece.

Free entry No bookings required

Love Never Failed Us Yet#EndHomelessnessWA

Thursday 26 Apr6pmSt George’s College Chapel The Winthrop Singers present their annual ANZAC Service, including poetry readings and a performance ofFauré’s Requiem.


Sunday 29 Apr 2.15pmSt Mary’s Cathedral, Perth

Join emerging young artists from the UWA Conservatorium and the choir of St Mary’s Cathedral foranafternoonofmusicto enthral the senses. FeaturingCon-Cantorum,the Symphonic Chorus of UWA, the Choir of St Mary’s Cathedral, organ and strings, this concert includesVivaldi’supliftingGloria, sublime a cappella sacred works by Ligeti, Whitacre and Gjeilo, and a new commission by UWA graduate Olivia Davies.

Tickets from $28 ticketswa.com.au

Friday 25 May6pm Perth Concert Hall,Perth

Don’t Stop the Music is a documentary series highlighting the transformativeeffectsof teaching music in primary schools. UWA Conservatorium is delighted to be performing alongside these primary-school students and their mentors Guy Sebastian and James Morrison in a special celebratory concert.

Furtherinformation music.uwa.edu.au/concerts

Sunday 27 May 3pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA

Join voice and piano students from the UWA Conservatorium for an afternoonofvariedmusicfeaturing the sun and the moon. Works include Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata and Schumann's Mondnacht, as well as other lesser-known delights.

Tickets from $15 trybooking.com/UCJZ

Sunday 15 Apr 4pm Government House Ballroom, Perth

The UWA Symphony Orchestra once again joins forces with maestro Mark Coughlan to present a program of popular masterworks including Rossini’s Overture to The Barber of Seville, Grieg’s Piano Concerto and Dvorak’s New World Symphony.

Tickets $35 perthconcerthall.com.au

The Winthrop Singers ANZAC Commemoration Service

Don’t Stop the Music Celebration Concert

Salon Series Sun and Moon

Music on the Terrace Grieg and the New World

Gloria! Lux Aeterna!

Thursday 17 May 7.30pmThe John Inverarity Music and Drama Centre, Hale School, Wembley Downs

In this concert, the UWA Wind Orchestra joins forces with students from Hale School Senior Band to perform some exciting repertoire for wind, before the UWA Symphony Orchestra presents Brahms' monumental Symphony No. 4. Be inspired by the cream of Western Australia's young musicians.

Tickets from $18 trybooking.com/UCJY

Main Stage Collaboration

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Thursday 9 Aug 6pm Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery , UWA

Co-Lab is an annual commissioning project that brings together UWA composition and percussion departments, which has produced more than 25 new works to date. In 2018, our composers create new and imaginative works for percussion, inspired by works presented as part of the LWAG Modern Australian Landscapes exhibition.

Free entry eventbrite.com

Piñata Co-Lab Australian Soundscapes

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Thursday 30 Aug 7.30pm Churchlands Concert Hall,Churchlands School

'Let’s Dance' is the inspiration for new works by emerging young composers from the UWA Conservatorium of Music. These new works will sit alongside John Adam’s ‘foxtrot for orchestra’, The Chairman Dances and Aaron Copland’s perennial favourite Appalachian Spring. Tickets from $18 trybooking.com/UCKD

Main Stage Let's Dance

Sunday 30 Sep3pmCallaway Auditorium, UWA

Join voice and piano students from the UWA Conservatorium for an afternoonofdreamymusicof love, loss and longing.

Tickets from $15 trybooking.com/UCKG

Sunday 26 Aug3pmCallaway Auditorium, UWA

To celebrate Rossini’s 150th anniversary, join senior voice students for a performance of this witty, beautiful and sometimes downright wacky piece of music. We present Rossini’s original format of the work, being 12 voices (including soloists), two pianos and harmonium or piano accordion. What a treat!

Tickets from $15 trybooking.com/UCKI

Rossini Petite messe solennelle (Little solemn mass)

Salon Series Sweet Dreams

Friday 19 Oct 7.30pm Perth Concert Hall, Perth

The exceptional ability of our young emerging artists is celebrated as three young performers competeinthefinalsoftheprestigious VOSE Concerto Competition. To complete the program we celebrate the 200th anniversary of the FrenchcomposerGounodwith a performance of his St. Cecilia Mass. Tickets from $18 perthconcerthall.com.au

UWA Christmas Concert

Thursday 20 Dec 6pm Whitfeld Court, UWA

Joinacclaimedstaffand students from the Conservatorium of Music performing all your favourite Christmas songs and carols against the magnificentbackdropofWinthrop Hall.

Free entry Bookings essential trybooking.com/UCKO

Friday 12 Oct7pmCallaway Auditorium, UWA

The musicians of Piñata Percussion unveil a kaleidoscopic collection of sounds, instruments and objects in the virtuosic performance of repertoire thathasdefinedthesoundof the percussion ensemble over the past 30 years.

Tickets from $10 trybooking.com/UCKJ

Main Stage Culmination

Piñata Percussion Percussive Masterworks

13–17 Aug

Pianist Alex Raineri is a sought-afterrecitalist,concerto soloist and chamber musician. During his week-long residency at UWA he will mentor and perform alongside students, lead workshops and masterclasses and present a solo recital of Australian works, including a new work by UWA faculty member James Ledger.

Royal Over-Seas League Artist in Residence Alex Raineri

UWA has a long history as a centre of excellence for classical guitar, with graduates of the UWA Guitar program enjoying successful careers in performance and education all around the world. Our alumni include the celebrated international artist Craig Ogden, whose albums have consistently reached number one in the BBC Classical charts.

Be treated to a variety of performances from soloists, duos and ensembles, as well as the Australian Premier of Andy Scott’s Concerto for Guitar and Chamber Orchestra (2017), commissioned by the UWA Conservatorium of Music.TheFestivalwillalsoinclude masterclasses, workshops, open rehearsals and demonstrations – allowing you to dive in and immerse yourself in all things guitar!

12–16 SEP

In 2018, we are delighted to bring together international artists,currentstaff,celebrated alumni, Western Australia’s emerging young artists and community ensembles to launch the firstPerthInternationalClassicalGuitarFestival.

Overfivedays,enjoyajam-packed program featuring local, national and international artists such as Craig Ogden, JonathanFitzgerald,Josinaldo Costa and the Perth Guitar Quartet.

The residencies of Craig Ogden, Andy Scott and Josinaldo Costa are made possible thanks to the Royal Over-Seas League Visiting Artist Scheme.

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FESTIVAL LAUNCHConverge | Perth Guitar QuartetWednesday 12 Sep5.30pmCallaway Auditorium, UWA

Join us for the launch of the festival with a free performance by the Perth Guitar Quartet, WA’s premier professional guitar ensemble.

EDUCATION PROGRAMShaping Young Performers ForumFriday 14 Sep5–9pmUWA

Classical guitar teachers from across WA are invited to come together for an evening of networking and workshops. Keynote speaker Dr Jostinaldo Costa will lead a practical session on directing a pre-tertiary guitar program, with a focus on teaching strategies designed to bring the best out of students and cultivate a culture of excellence.

Accelerate! GuitarsFridays 17 Aug–14 Sep4–6pmUWA

Join UWA’s new elite classical-guitar training program, designed for players in Years 10-12 who are looking to take their playing to the next level. Participants will have the opportunity to work closely with Head of Guitar DrJonathanFitzgeraldaswell as some very special guests. The program will culminate in a performance at the festival alongside students from the UWA Guitar Studio.

FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES15 & 16 SepPerth Town Hall

Next Generation Young emerging artists from the UWA Guitar Studio, Accelerate! program and local ensemble Guitarstrophe perform a concert of works for solo, duo and guitar ensemble.

Craig Ogden and FriendsUWA graduate and ClassicFMchart-toppingartist Craig Ogden returns to Perth to perform a solo recital featuring all your favourite works. Joining forces with fellow UWA graduate and his former student Don Candy, and with emerging artists of the UWA Guitar Ensemble, this concert is sure to please!

Josinaldo Costa in RecitalBrazilian guitarist Josinaldo Costa is in demand as a solo artist and chamber musician, with performances across four continents. A celebrated concert artist, educator, and festival director, we are excited to welcome Josinaldo to Western Australiaforhisfirstsolorecital in Perth.

Gala Concert Inthefinaleofthefestival,old friends from university Craig Ogden and Paul Tanner once again team up to perform as Ogden-Tanner – a guitar and percussion duo with a core repertoire of popular guitar duets, tangos, and new works, before Craig joins forces with the UWA Chamber Orchestra to perform the Australian premiere of Andy Scott’s Guitar Concerto.

FESTIVAL ACTIVITES15 & 16 SepPerth Town Hall

Otheractivitiesofferedinclude masterclasses with Craig Ogden and Josinaldo Costa, workshops by luthier Simon Rovis-Hermann, historical-instrument demonstrations, pre-concert talks, instrument displays and community performances.

Forfurtherinformation and tickets, visit music.uwa.edu.au/concerts/guitarfest

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In 2018 the UWA Conservatorium of Music launches The Irwin Street Collective. This exciting project is led by two of Perth’s most celebrated musicians: Cecilia Sun and Sara Macliver.

Converge Mozart Double Piano ConcertoWednesday 30 May 5.30pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA Talented young honours students Maria Ceccarelli and Adrian Soares join Cecilia Sun, Shaun Lee-Chen and the UWA Chamber Orchestra for a free performance of Mozart’s Concerto No. 10inE-flatmajorfortwo fortepianos.

The concert will also feature renowned soprano and UWA Conservatorium faculty member Sara Macliver.

VISITING ARTISTSJamie Hey (cello)Jamie Hey is Australia’s pre-eminent period cellist and a passionate researcher of the history, development and repertoire of the cello in 17th century Italy. He has been a member of the celebrated Australian Brandenburg Orchestra since 1995 and has been their principal cellist since 2002.

Converge Open RehearsalWednesday 7 Mar 5.30pmCallaway Auditorium, UWA Get a unique behind-the-scenes look into the rehearsal process as you observe some of Australia'sfinestmusicianspreparing for their upcoming performance.

FormanyyearsUWAMusic has been involved in the development and advancement of historically-informed performance. With students having access to world-leading mentors such as Sara and Cecilia, Shaun Lee-Chen (Concertmaster of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra), Suzanne Wijsman and Emeritus Professor Paul Wright, we have produced some of today's most celebrated period performers.

The Irwin Street Collective aims to build on this reputation and enrich the Australian musical community through interaction with leaders in historically-informed performance.

We invite you to join us for some exceptional performances and events with world-leaders in the fieldintheinauguralyearofthe Irwin Street Collective.

Beethoven Sonata ProjectFriday 23 Mar | 1pm Friday 31 Aug | 1pm Sunday 25 Nov | 4pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA+

CelebratedUWAmusicstaffCecilia Sun (fortepiano) andSimonLeeFoundationArtist in Residence Shaun Lee-Chen (violin) will present some of Beethoven’s classic violin sonatas in a series of free concerts across 2018.

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Chamber ClassicsSunday 11 Mar 7pmCallaway Auditorium UWA+

SomeofAustralia’sfinestperiod performance specialists, Shaun Lee-Chen (violin), Paul Wright (viola), Jamie Hey (cello) and Cecilia Sun (fortepiano) come together to perform chamber works by Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven.

Georgia Browne (Baroque flute) and Tom Foster (continuo)RenownedBaroqueflautistGeorgia Browne graduated from UWA before studying at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague. Since graduating she has worked as a soloist, orchestral musician and guest tutor throughout Europe.

British harpsichordist TomFosterstudiedatChetham’s School of Music, Saint Catherine's College (Oxford) and at the Royal Academy of Music (London). Alongside numerous chamber- music partnerships he is a respected solo harpsichordist, performing regularly in the UK.

Free Lunchtime Concert Georgia Browne, Tom Foster and UWA StudentsFriday 27 Apr1pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA MasterclassesGeorgia will present a free masterclass with UWA woodwind students and undertake coaching and principal studies lessons. Tom will present a free lecture-demonstration-masterclass on continuo playing.

Kate Clark (Baroque flute) and Catherine Jones (Baroque cello)Kate studied at the University of Sydney and the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague. She has performed and recorded as a soloist and with chamber ensembles and orchestras throughout Europe. A leading specialist onRenaissanceflute,shehas been invited all over Europe and beyond to give lectures and courses on this instrument.

UWA graduate and Baroque cellist Catherine Jones enjoys an international and varied career, performing and recording both as a soloist and with ensembles. Catherine is professor of Baroque cello attheFeliceDall’AbacoConservatorium of Verona and the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatorium (Milan).

Kate Clarke, Sara Macliver and UWA StudentsFriday 28 Sep 7pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA+

UWA voice students and celebrated Australian Baroque soprano Sara Macliver will work alongside guest artist Kate Clarke to present a free concert of Renaissance delights.

Irwin Street Collective Symposium LaunchWed 3 Oct5.30pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA+

Join the Irwin Street Collective and guest artists Kate Clarke and Catherine Jones for the launch of the Irwin Street Collective Symposium.

Irwin Street Collective Symposium4–5 Oct Immerse yourself in two days of exquisite music with masterclasses, seminars, open workshops and performances by UWA students,staffandourspecial guests Kate Clarke and Catherine Jones.

Free Lunchtime Concert Catherine Jones, Shaun Lee-Chen and Cecilia SunFriday 19 Oct1pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA

All events are free to attend. + denotes that bookings are essential. Furtherinformation:music.uwa.edu.au/concerts/irwinstreet

Shaun Lee-Chen is the Simon Lee Foundation Musician in Residence (violin)

The UWA Institute of Advanced Studies generously supports the residencies of Jamie Hey, Georgia Browne and Tom Foster.

Kate Clark and Catherine Jones’ residencies are supported by the UWA Institute of Advanced Studies Misha Strassberg Fellowship in the Creative Arts

Jackson Vickery UWA Music Graduate and Tutor (percussion)

Since 2012 the Conservatorium of Music hasofferedanumberofstimulatingand enjoyable broadening units for all undergraduates studying at UWA.

Enrich! brings together these students in vibrant and dynamic ensemble performances. Come and hear part of the wealth of musical talent on campus!

7.30pmCallaway Auditorium, UWAStandard $10 | Concessions $5 (Tickets available at the door)

SEMESTER ONEMonday 28 May WorldPercussionFiestaTuesday 29 May Percussion Carnival Thursday 31 May Ukulele Sensation Friday 1 Jun Show Choir Jazz Spectacular

SEMESTER TWOMonday 22 Oct WorldPercussionFiestaTuesday 23 Oct Percussion Carnival Thursday 25 Oct Ukulele Sensation Friday 26 Oct Show Choir Jazz Spectacular

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Eljo Agenbach UWA Music Student (clarinet)

Music has the power to enrich and change lives. The Conservatorium of Music provides classes and activities that support and promote music in the community for everybody.

In 2018 we are delighted to be working closely once again with some of Australia’s leading music organisations, community groups and schools to present exciting educational events.

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Junior Saxophone SchoolApr & Sep School Holidays

JSS Bootcamp is an intensive two-day, hands-on program designed to give all saxophonists the essentialtoolstoflourishintheir musical endeavours.

music.uwa.edu.au/community/jss

WA Young Artists Chamber Music Program 24–27 Sep

A unique opportunity for music students aged 12 to 17 to participate in an intensive course of chamber-music study under the tutelage of WA's leading string and piano teachers.

wayachamp.com

UWA Open DaySun 12 Aug 10am–4pm

Findoutallaboutourcourses and enjoy some amazing student and staffperformances.

Auditions for 2019 EntrySunday 23 Sep Monday 26 Nov

Come and audition, and findoutallaboutourflexiblecourses.

The Winthrop Experience Evensong for SchoolsOct St George’s College Chapel

Singers in Years 10-12 are invited to UWA to work alongside The Winthrop Singers, attending rehearsals and workshops leading to a performance on Thursday 23 Oct.

[email protected]

JUNIOR MUSIC SCHOOL AT THE CONSemester 1 | Feb–Jun Semester 2 | Jul–Dec

Musicianship Classes JMS group music programs, designed for children aged 18 months to 12 years, will nurture your child’s musical potential in a stimulating and rich musical environment, thereby supporting you and your family in developing and maintaining a lifelong love of music.

One-to-one Tuition In addition to group musicianship classes we alsoofferone-to-onetuition in a wide range of instruments to students of all ages.

music.uwa.edu.au/community/jms

Discover! Music WorkshopsJul School Holidays

Presented by the Junior Music School as part of WINTERarts18, Discover! Music Workshops will give budding young musicians (age 8–12) the opportunity to leap into the wonderful world of music, with fun and engaging workshops in ukulele and percussion.

music.uwa.edu.au/community/jms

JUNIOR CONLive It, Learn It! ATAR Music WorkshopSunday 25 Feb9.30–12.30am Callaway Auditorium, UWA

UWAMusicandFremantleSymphony Orchestra invite music teachers and students to a workshop of the symphonic pieces from the Year 11 and 12 ATAR list.

Participants $10 Observers $5 trybooking.com/TCGE

ATAR Music Bootcamp26–27 Apr 10am–3pm

Get ATAR ready with hands-on workshops including:EffectivePracticeStrategies; Performance Anxiety; Aural and Theory; Performance Etiquette; Tricky Rhythms; Study Tips and much more.

$20 per day trybooking.com/UCKM

FOR ALLMusica Viva MasterclassesSabine Meyer (clarinet) Monday 12 Mar 10am Callaway Auditorium, UWA

Giocoso String Quartet Saturday 21 Apr 10am Callaway Auditorium, UWA

Musica Viva Masterclasses offeryoutheopportunityto see international artists working with talented music students, learning techniques to perfect theircraftinan‘openlesson’ format.

musicaviva.com.au/masterclasses

Piano Possibilities The 9th Western Australian Piano Pedagogy Conference Friday 6–Sunday 8 Apr UWA

With hands-on workshops, masterclasses and recitals given by musicians and educators including Victor Sangiorgio (UK), Mike Nelson (WA), Tim Topham (Vic), Thembi Shears (Qld) plus many more, attendees

will gain a wealth of new skills, share thoughts and ideas, and make invaluable networking connections.

musicteacherswa.org.au

WA Day of PercussionSunday 29 Apr 10am–4pm

Suitable for student, professional and community performers of all ages and skill levels, the 2018 Day of Percussion features performances and open workshops on contemporary drumset, vibraphone, orchestral percussion, cajon, sound therapy, percussion in 1960s music and much more.

Tickets $25 trybooking.com/TTGH

AUSTA Big Cello Day Out Wednesday 11 Jul

Don't miss this very special one-day cello extravaganza, featuring Tchaikovsky Competition winner Pablo Ferrández(Spain)andother guest presenters, and including activities for cellists and cello teachers of all ages and abilities.

austa.asn.au

Keys in the City 201816–20 Jul City of Perth Library

JoinsomeofWA'sfinestkeyboard instrumentalists as they take you on a journey of sound across an assortment of rare and historical keyboard instruments in the beautiful City of Perth Library.

Furtherdetails music.uwa.edu.au/concerts

The Winthrop Singers Carol Services Wednesday 12 Dec & Thursday 13 Dec 6pm St George’s College Chapel, Crawley

The Winthrop Singers perform a traditional service of lessons and carols, with music from Medieval carols to a new setting of Christmas texts, and plenty of opportunity for lusty vocal participation.


EDUCATION PARTNERSWest Australian Symphony Orchestra UWA and WASO have a relationship that brings together the highest quality music education with some of the State’s most talented and experienced professional musicians.

Masters in Orchestral Performance UWA’s Masters in Orchestral Performance provides students with direct access to WASO musicians through mentoring, individual lessons and attendance at open rehearsals, as well as other opportunities that provide ongoing training to best prepare young musicians for a professional career.

music.uwa.edu.au/courses

WASO International Artist Masterclass ProgramCallaway Auditorium, UWA

In 2018, the International Artist Masterclass Programcontinues to welcomeworld-class visiting artistsas they inspire, challengeand celebrate some ofWesternAustralia’sfinestyoung musicians.

As we move into an exciting new phase at the UWA Conservatorium of Music we would like to acknowledge all of the donors who have supported music at UWA over the years. Your generosity has made a valuable contribution to our amazing success and we look forward to sharing this continued success with you at our concerts and events throughout the year. Thank you!

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Composition Project Gerard Brophy Tuesday 1 May 7pm Kathryn Stott (piano) Tuesday 8 May 7pm Grace Clifford (violin) Wednesday 29 Aug 7pm

Gautier Capucon (cello)Tuesday 9 Oct 7pm

Free entry Bookings essential [email protected] Furtherinformation waso.com.au/education

West Australian OperaUWA is proud Tertiary Partner of West Australian Opera, giving UWA students unique access to rehearsals, performances and experiences, as well as workingcloselywithstaffand visiting artists.

Masters in Opera PerformanceUWA’s Masters in Opera Performancewillofferartists an opportunity to further their understanding of the art form in this unique collaboration.

Act-Belong-Commit WACE WorkshopSaturday 10 Mar 10.30–12.30pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA

Students in Years 11 and 12 working towards their ATAR exams are invited to join artists from WAO, UWA and facilitator Nikki Sullivan (Coordinator Voice/Piano Instrumental Music School Services) for a workshop exploring performance technique, stylistic interpretation, dramatic action– and much more.

Tickets $10 per student [email protected]

Distinguished Artist Lecture SeriesUWA and WAO present a series of lecture recitals, talks and masterclasses with internationally recognised directors and artists from WAO’s 2018 season, which will delight audiences with a unique insight into the world of opera. Opening the series is a masterclass with artistic director Brad Cohen onFriday20Aprilat6.30pm(RSVP to concerts@ uwa.edu.au).

Fulllistofevents music.uwa.edu.au/concerts

RESEARCHThe School of Music is a vibrant centre for research in music and music education, where a thriving community of scholars is engaged in exploring the frontiers of knowledge, working on a wide range of research projects with diverse outputs.

Research SeminarsTuesdays 5.00–6.15pm Tunley Lecture Theatre, UWA

A free weekly seminar series, with presenters from within UWA and from the wider community.


Visiting Artist FellowshipsRoy Howatt | Sep Stephen Darlington | Oct

The Conservatorium and the Institute of Advanced Studies are delighted to welcome internationally renowned pianist and scholar Roy Howatt and British choral director and conductor Stephen Darlington to UWA to present a series of seminars, lecture-recitals and student workshops.

Fulllistofeventsmusic. uwa.edu.au/concerts

Callaway LectureProfessor David ElliottTuesday 2 Oct 7pm Callaway Auditorium, UWA

The Callaway Lecture is one of the most prestigious events in the calendar of the Conservatorium of Music. In collaboration withtheKodályNationalConference, we are delighted to welcome Professor David Elliott, author of ‘Music Matters: A Philosophy of Music Education’ and Professor of Music and Music Education at New York University, to present the 2018 Callaway Lecture.

Free entry Bookings essential [email protected]

UWA Conservatorium of MusicPip White | Concerts and Outreach Alan Lourens | Head of Conservatorium Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and EducationThe University of Western AustraliaM413, 35 Stirling Highway Perth WA 6009T | +61 8 6488 2015E | [email protected] | music.uwa.edu.au

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