PROGRAM2018

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When I walked into my first Cullulleraine Music Festival I was stunned. Having not been in the Lake Cullulleraine area for many years I had no idea what to expect.

What I discovered was a site of great beauty, and, after having set up camp, to top it off, everywhere I walked I was immersed in music, musicians rehearsing, playing together for the fun of it, sharing stories, kids on drums and all before we came past Food Street to the Main Stage.

The Cullulleraine Music Festival Committee is delighted to welcome you to the fourth festival. Our committee is mindful of the great work of the founding Committee led by Chair Colleen Barnes, supported by all at Bushmen’s Rest Caravan Park and the Millewa Community.

One of the greatest features of a festival is when you encounter brilliant music, played well. Good music doesn’t have an expiration date…

I loved this festival from the ‘get-go’ so it is a pleasure to work with a vision shared, that of Music Director Chris Rogers, to create something fabulous in this special place. Our new committee, a team with many talents, has worked quite tirelessly to organise and deliver a mix of music, activity, food and culture. Thanks team, and thanks also to all our volunteers who have taken on many roles.

LINEUP: FRIDAY APRIL 13

Please take the opportunity to learn drums with Catherine, write creatively with Barry, paint or draw with two local legends Steve and Anne, walk up on Stage 2 and sing, play guitar, dance.

We invite you to Immerse yourself in a weekend that connects to a wide cluster of events, cultural displays and community activities, all complemented with a range of foods, drinks and wares. Relax and take it all in. Experience and savour the ‘slow food’ produced and presented from our region.

We thank our Sponsors, they have allowed us to shape this event at a new site, the Johansen Memorial Reserve, adjacent to the Lake Cullulleraine Holiday Park.

We hope you enjoy this Festival with it’s fabulous mix of local and national talent, food and events. Above all we hope you have the pleasure of being - here.

And I have pleasure in acknowledging the First Peoples of the Millewa Mallee, the Ngintait, Nyeri Nyeri, Werigia & Latjie Latjie on whose lands we gather; we acknowledge their Elders past and present and celebrate the heritage of a land connected to people.

Robert BiggsChairperson 2018

Cullulleraine Music Festival Inc.

MAIN STAGETIME OPEN STAGE WORKSHOPS & SESSIONS

6PM WELCOME

6:40PM WELCOME TO COUNTRY

6:10 PMMASHAHIDI WA YESU CHOIR

EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO ENSURE THAT THE PROGRAM IS AS ACCURATE AS POSSIBLE. THE PROGRAM IS CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINTING HOWEVER CULLULLERAINE MUSIC FESTIVAL INC. RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE ALTERATIONS IF REQUIRED.

THERE WILL BE A COURTESY BUS BETWEEN BUSHMANS REST CARAVAN PARK AND THE FESTIVAL PRECINCT AT JOHANSEN MEMORIAL RESERVE. BUSES DEPART BUSHMANS REST AT THE CAMP KITCHEN CAR PARK AND ARRIVE AT THE SAILING CLUB END (EASTERN END) OF THE RSL BUILDING AT THE FESTIVAL. TIMES VARY SO PLEASE CHECK IN WITH ONE OF OUR FRIENDLY FESTIVAL VOLUNTEERS FOR MORE DETAILS.

7.00PMJAUNTYBELLE

7:45TAMARISQUE

8.40PMENDA KENNY

9:20PMTHE BLUESBERRIES

10:10PMIAIN ELLIS AND THE DEEP SEA DIVERS

11.00PM END OF DAY 1

Breathe in the Festival spirit

LATE PM SESSIONS AROUND THE CAMP

WELCOME

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MAIN STAGETIME OPEN STAGE MAIN STAGETIME OPEN STAGEWORKSHOPS & SESSIONS

WORKSHOPS & SESSIONS

6.00PMMONTGOMERY CHURCH

7.00PMTHE MAE’S

8.00PMTHE BLUESBERRIES

9.00PMCIGÁNY WEAVER

10.00PMHOT POTATO BAND

11.00PM END OF DAY 2

LINEUP: SATURDAY APRIL 14

10:20AM OFFICIAL OPENING

9:30AMTWO IF BY SEA

10:30AMSUNRAYSIA COMMUNITY CHIOR

11:20AMSUNNY STREET SINGERS

12:00PMTONY SMITH

12:55PMRACHEL SLATTER

1:40PMCAT & CLINT

2:35PMKEIRA SMITH

3:15PMHONEYFIELDS

4:10PMENDA KENNY

5:00PMTAMARISQUE

9:40AM OPEN STAGE 5:10PM

OPEN STAGE

11:00AM IWAN SEOBARDI’S SIX STRING SURFERS

11:50AM OPEN STAGE

12:30PM WILLIAM ALEXANDER

1:15PM PAUL WOOKEY AND PHILOMENA CARROLL

2:00PM TWO IF BY SEA

2:50PM JIMMY & QUENTIN IRISH SESSION

3:40PM JOHN O’SHAUNHESSY& HEATHER HUMPHREYS

4:30PM CORNELL DAVITT

06.10PM CLOSE

9:40AM CREATIVE WRITING / MUSIC WORKSHOP BARRY CARROZI LAKESIDE SPACE

10:30AM STRING WORKSHOP HUGH, RACHEL, ADNREW, MONIQUE, TRENT THE HESSIAN ROOM

12:00PM DRUM AND PERCUSSION CIRCLE FOR EVERYONE CATHERINE THRELFALL LAKESIDE SPACE

1:00PM CHILDRENS SINGING WORKSHOP AFRICAN, MAORI, INDIGENOUS SONGS & GOLDEN OLDIES. JAQUIE DALTON. LAKESIDE SPACE

2:00PM DOBRO WORKSHOP JAMES CHURCH THE HESSIAN ROOM

2:50PM SONGWRITING FORUM LED BY ENDA KENNY, CIELE MONTGOMERY, PHIL MURRAY, BRODERICK SMITH, TONY SMITH, JOHN O’SHAUNHESSY THE HESSIAN ROOM

2:50PM GROUP SINGING WORKSHOP SUNRAYSIA COMMUNITY CHOIR, SAILING CLUBROOMS

3:00PM DRUM AND PERCUSSION CIRCLE FOR EVERYONE CATHERINE THRELFALL LAKESIDE SPACE

3:20PM GUITAR WORKSHOP ANDREW CLERMONT & PAUL

WOOKEY THE HESSIAN ROOM

4:00PM FIDDLE & BANJO WORKSHOP CAT AND CLINT THE HESSIAN ROOM

4:00PM CHILDRENS SINGING WORKSHOP AFRICAN, MAORI, INDIGENOUS SONGS & GOLDEN OLDIES. JAQUIE DALTON LAKESIDE SPACE

11:00PM SESSIONS VARIOUS LOCATIONS AROUND THE CAMP

VARIOUS SESSIONS SATURDAY & SUNDAY SKETCH WITH CHARCOAL STEVE AND ANNE HEDERICKS

VARIOUS SESSIONS OVER THE WEEKEND MALLEE CMA ALL WEEKEND AT MARQUEE

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When I walked into my first Cullulleraine Music Festival I was stunned. Having not been in the Lake Cullulleraine area for many years I had no idea what to expect.

What we discovered was a site of great beauty, and, after having set up camp, to top it off, everywhere we walked we were immersed in music, musicians rehearsing, playing together for the fun of it, sharing stories, kids on drums and all before we came past Food Street to the Main Stage.

The Cullulleraine Music Festival Committee is delighted to welcome you to the fourth festival. Our committee is mindful of the great work of the founding Committee led by Chair Colleen Barnes, supported by all at Bushmen’s Rest Caravan Park and the Millewa Community.

One of the greatest features of a festival is when you encounter brilliant music, played well. Good music doesn’t have an expiration date…

I loved this festival from the get-go so it is a pleasure to work with a vision shared, that of Music Director Chris Rogers, to create something fabulous in this special place. Our new committee, a team with many talents, has worked

WELCOME9.30am

10.30am

11.30am

12.30pm

1.30pm

2.30pm

3.30pm

4.30pm

MAIN STAGETIME OPEN STAGE

CLOSE

LINEUP: SUNDAY APRIL 15

10:00AM MILDURA ORCHESTRA

10:50AM MONTGOMERY CHURCH

11:45AM WILLIAM ALEXANDER

12:40PM MONIQUE CLARE

1:40PM HOT POTATO BAND

2:40PMTHE MAE’S

3:40PMCIGÁNY WEAVER

9:20AM OPEN STAGE

10:05AM JAUNTYBELLE

11:00AM OPEN STAGE

12:05PM HONEYFIELDS

1:00PM TWO IF BY SEA

1:55PM OPEN STAGE

2:40PM OVERWOUND

3:30PM CAT AND CLINT

WORKSHOPS & SESSIONS

9:30AM DOBRO WORKSHOP JAMES CHURCH IN THE HESSIAN ROOM

10:30AM CREATIVE WRITING / MUSIC WORKSHOP BARRY CARROZI. LAKESIDE SPACE

11:00AM HOT POTATO WORKSHOP HOT POTATO BAND SAILING CLUB ROOMS

11:20AM SONGWRITING FORUM LED BY ENDA, THE MAE’S, HONEYFIELDS, KIERA & CORNEL. THE HESSIAN ROOM

12:00PM DRUM AND PERCUSSION CIRCLE FOR EVERYONE CATHERINE THRELFALL. LAKESIDE SPACE

1:00PM CHILDRENS SINGING WORKSHOPJAQUIE DALTON LAKESIDE SPACE

12:30PM GYPSY JAZZ WORKSHOP CIGÁNY WEAVER THE HESSIAN ROOM

2:20PM STRING WORKSHOPS HUGH, RACHEL, ADNREW & MONIQUE. THE HESSIAN ROOM

3:00PM DRUM AND PERCUSSION CIRCLE CATHERINE THRELFALL. LAKESIDE SPACE

3:00PM PAUL WOOKEY & PHILOMENA CARROLL UNPLUGGED SAILING CLUBROOMS

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Please respond as directed if an instruction is provided by: the PESO, Cullulleraine Music Festival Emergency evacuation wardens, CFA, Victoria Police or Parasol Mildura.

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A FRIENDLY REMINDER THAT THIS EVENT IS BYO BUT STRICTLY NO GLASS.

Enjoy the festival

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CAT & CLINTTHE MAE’S KEIRA SMITH TWO IF BY SEATHE HOT POTATO BAND

THE BLUESBERRIES This Mildura band is made up of Ian McDonald (bass, vocals), Ian Smythe (guitar, vocals, harmonica, slide) and Neil Thomson (drums, vocals) .The Bluesberries lend their musical influences to artists including the Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash and Neil Young.

CAT AND CLINTAn Old Timey Duo featuring sweet vocal harmonies, 5-string banjo, fiddle, dulcimer and banjo ukulele. They are inspired and driven by the spirit of Traditional Appalachian Mountain Music and the passing down of fiddle tunes and ballads through generations. The duo play regularly in Bars, Festivals, Woodchops, Markets, Shindigs, Hootenannys and have busked all around. They mix up their repertoire w ith Clints original songs and a good d ose of vintage country blues.

CIGÁNY WEAVERCigány Weaver are one of Australia’s most exciting gypsy-jazz ensembles who’s virtuosic and energetic live performances invoke everything from subtle toe-tapping to exuberant dance floor foot-stomping.

CORNELL DAVITTReturning to the festival this year is Cornell Davitt, a singer/songwriter from Mildura. A founding member of alt/country outfit Ruby’s Caution Horse, Cornell stepped away from the electric sound that defined his evocative songs of love and life and is performing solo.

ENDA KENNYEnda Kenny is an Irish-Born songwriter who has made his home in Melbourne, since the late 1980’s. His thoughtful, descriptive stories of his adoptive homeland have struck a chord with festival audiences all over Australia and are always memorable and spiced with plenty of humour. A multi-award winning songwriter and twice winner of the Port Fairy Folk Festival songwriting award, Enda’s recent compositions highlight his quirky sense of humour and add to an already impressive catalogue of songs.

HONEYFIELDSHoneyfields may look familiar but their interpretations of old and new songs are refreshing, original, and steeped in the Australian folk music culture they grew up with. A new project from The Beenies girls, the trio are back performing vocal and instrumental music at its finest.

HOT POTATO BAND The Hot Potato Band are Known to cause a severe case of happy fever, this 10 piece brass band is sure to put a smile on your face in an incredibly unique live show. The Hot Potato Band have become one of the most celebrated festival bands in Australia, evolving from their roots as a roving band on the streets of Sydney, they continue to capture their unique energy and interaction on stage. The band has put an Australian edge to its ‘multi-genre’ music which is influenced by ska, blues, funk, pop, reggae, afro-cuban and folk, as well as the classic brass band sounds of New Orleans.

IAIN ELLIS AND THE DEEP SEA DIVERSLocal singer and songwriter Iain Ellis and (his words) band of merry sea-monkeys, the Deep Sea Divers, will be playing a mix of mainly acoustic rock with lyrics that are honest, moving, funny and inspiring. Just what we had in mind for a laid back Friday night sesh at the Lake Cullulleraine Music Festival! They killed it at last year’s Festival so it’ll be more of the same this year.

JAUNTYBELLEJauntybelle” is the shared collective of Jesse Curran and Chris Rogers who have enjoyed singing and playing music together for many years. In the current incarnation it includes the vocal talents and violin skills of Melissa Tucker which allows a blend of strong vocal harmonies with some diverse instrumental skills to breath life to songs old and new.

2018 ARTISTS

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PAUL WOOKEY & PHILOMENA CARROLLTONY SMITH CIGÁNY WEAVER MONTGOMERY CHURCH

JIMMY DALTON & QUENTIN IRISH SESSIONJimmy Dalton was born Ireland and moved to Australia in 1980.Jimmy is a self- taught Irish Trad player with a fierce passion for music. His main instruments are tenor banjo, mandolin and cittern. Jimmy spent many years in and around Mildura playing with “The Dalton Brothers”. After moving away Jimmy played with Scottish group “Loch Ard”, and is currently enjoying playing in Irish Trad sessions. In 2017, Jimmy hosted sessions at the festival with long-time friend Michael Oates (The Cauldron), fellow tunes player, guitarist and singer Quentin Lydal, and anyone else who cared to join in. Jimmy had such a great time last year that he is coming back to host an Irish session or two.

JOHN O’SHAUGHNESSY & HEATHER HUMPHREYSJohn writes songs to make sense of his world, leaving space to allow his audience to enter and explore their own stories. John has a collection of songwriting awards and finalist listings in competitions across Australia. He’s worked in a variety of musical combinations and supported African band Osabisa, the Cockroaches before they became the Wiggles, Irish folk legend Andy Irvine and more recently Fred Smith. He was a member of the band Bushfire, helping them gain the inaugural Bushwacker Award at the Tamworth Country Music festival. John’s engaging vocals and fingerstyle guitar are enriched by the vocals of his partner Heather Humphreys.

KIERA SMITHKiera is an Australian singer / songwriter / guitarist who is fulfilling her dreams as a travelling musician. Making music and telling her stories through song both in Australia and Internationally. From a musical family, she started her musical career at the age of 3. Kiera’s debut EP Forever Roam was released in Feb of 2017 is a clear indication of Kiera’s storytelling style of performance. She will grace the audiences with her vibrant and honest performances.

THE MAE’SMelbourne’s The Mae’s (formerly The Mae Trio) bring their unique contemporary twist on folk music. Take Care Take Cover (their Sophomore album) was awarded Best Folk Roots Album by The Age Music Victoria Award and has received rave reviews at home and abroad with The Australian calling it a “simply superb sophomore album”. The Mae’s are sisters Maggie (banjo, guitar and vocals) and Elsie Rigby (violin, and vocals). Elsie and Maggie grew up steeped in music playing in their family band and spent their childhood going to music festivals, choir rehearsals and concerts. The Mae’s have brought their contemporary twist on folk music on the road across Australia, Canada, USA and Europe.

MASHAHIDI WA YESU CHOIRThe Mashahidi Wa Yesu Choir from the Mildura Burundian community sing and present a range of songs. Forming 4.5 years ago the 16 member strong choir’s songs aim to empower, encourage and strengthen people who can hear and understand the words, singing in 3 languages: Kirundi, Swahili and English.They aim to spread good news through gospel songs and dance encouraging happiness and showcasing their culture. Their songs are a voice to be able to speak their feelings through music.

MILDURA ORCHESTRAMildura orchestra is comprised of a collection of people from all professions with a mix of ages and backgrounds who all share a passion for playing music. They enjoy bringing a touch of classical and new music to their performances. There is a synergy when they play together; combining strings, woodwind, brass and percussion.

MONIQUE CLARERenegade folk cellist and singer-songwriter Monique Clare burst onto the scene in 2017, launching her debut EP as Folk Alliance Artist of the Year. She weaves earthy cello and powerful vocals in a performance that dances between darkness and light. Her diverse career has taken her as far as Afghanistan as a performer and educator, and the USA on a grant-funded exploration into folk traditions. “Monique brings courage and a zeal for life together in her music – she’s a joy to hear”.

TAMARISQUE

A fantastic line up for a great festival in celebration of many genres of music.

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RACHEL SLATTER OVERWOUND IAIN ELLIS AND THE DEEP SEA DIVERSJIMMY DALTON HONEYFIELDS

MONTGOMERY CHURCHMontgomery Church treat audiences to a spacious and sensitive acoustic representation of original folk /Americana music consisting of spellbinding dobro, soaring vocals and stunning harmonies. Their sparse, approach might remind listeners of great folk and Americana duos such as Gillian Welch and David Rawlings or a Union Station stripped down to Allison Krauss and Jerry Douglas. The songwriting shows tinges of Patty Griffin, Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan (The Milk Carton Kids) , and Tim O’Brien; but most of all, their combination is at all times enthralling in its dynamic intimacy.

OVERWOUNDMildura based Hard Rock/Blues Trio Overwound are joining the Cullulleraine Music Festival for the first time, they are the 2016 Regional Battle of the Bands Winners. They create a Rock/Blues and Funk-Rock style that displays various elements of the trio’s individual genres. Playing mostly local gigs around Mildura which consist of Pubs, festivals, and also fundraisers, they enjoy performing every chance they get allowing them to share their music with new audiences.

PAUL WOOKEY & PHILOMENA CARROLLPaul has spent most of his life on the road, playing Bluegrass, Blues, Folk, Country and originals. His influences range from Doc Watson to Eric Clapton, Woody Guthrie to Bob Dylan and way more. He is renowned for his flat-picking guitar style and a voice that could sing the birds from the trees. Paul is accompanied by Philomena on guitar, banjo and voice. GIT and Rank Strangers are among her former bands and she has a long history in the Bluegrass scene in Australia. Together they perform a mostly traditional repertoire of songs and tunes, delivered with great reverence for the musical history of a bygone era.

RACHEL SLATTERRachel will be returning home to enjoy a weekend of music with family and friends. Performing a mixture of covers and originals with an acoustic /folky twist, there are bound to be some smooth tunes that you can sing along to.

SOEBARDI SIX STRING SURFERSThe Soebardi Six String Surfers is a local guitar ensemble led by local man Iwan Soebardi and is made up of secondary school students.

SUNNY STREET SINGERSThe Sunny Street Singers are an All Abilities choir of women formed in 2005. The choir perform regularly in the community at events such as Walk Wentworth Sing, Ageing Carers Conference and the Mildura Eisteddfod. They have performed out of the region with the Tutti Choir in Adelaide and the Choir of Hope and Inspiration. The Sunny Street Singers energetically perform original songs expressing values and interests that are meaningful to them as individuals. The choir are very excited about performing again at the Cullulleraine Music Festival.

SUNRAYSIA COMMUNITY CHOIR A group of talented locals who get together each week to sing, they’ve participated in many community events - most recently as the backing choir for the Victorian Opera’s production of ‘The Pied Piper’ as well as performing at many other events and celebrations. The choir leader Mavis Francis and pianist Meg Sullivan are the heart of the choir, and the 60 or more members are the soul. They are from all walks of life, and all different singing genres, but what they all have in common is that they love to sing.

TAMARISQUEReturning to the festival for their 4th year, the family band Tamarisque has been delighting audiences across Australia for over 20 years with performances that demonstrate their unique blend of virtuosity and heart. Bringing together music from one end of the spectrum to the other, Tamarisque creates a space on stage where folk melodies rub shoulders with gypsy jazz, sprightly fiddling spirals down to smoky ballads, and the players are invariably having at least as much fun as the audience.

TONY SMITHA full blooded representative of the Australian country way of life Tony Smith was born and raised on the lower Darling Murray basin region at Balcatherine Station near Wentworth. Tony lived and breathed the land through the good times and bad as any farmer does. From droughts, floods, fires, epic lake bed wheat crops, booming wool and sheep prices; and back again to shooting stock and wondering how the hell any sane person would try to make a living off the land! Tony’s life experiences are recorded in his songs, with tunes such as Shearer, recorded by James Blundell and Little Desert, which charted at 30 in the HOT COUNTRY 100 a few years ago now.

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JAUNTYBELLE JOHN O’SHAUGHNESSY WILLIAM ALEXANDER

TWO IF BY SEABoth beginning their musical adventures on the cello as children, Rachel Johnston and Trent Arkleysmith then took different paths that led Rachel to the world stage of classical music and found Trent on the street- fortunately as an award-winning Street Arts performer and musician in the international circus scene. Two If By Sea gathers together some favourite melodic souvenirs from their musical and geographical travels, drawing on the rich folk music traditions of Scandinavia, Bluegrass, Klezmer and the Celts to present a collection of harmonies that have already delighted audiences around Australia and across the seas.

WILLIAM ALEXANDERHe’s been called many things in his short but full life, including titles such as the ‘Gentleman of the Bush’ , ‘The kid from Bourke’, ‘Young William’ and most likely a few profanities. William is most at home when close to a river and surrounded by the plants and animals that bring life to this country. Like many musicians, music is a way that William can communicate his experience of life in song, though he often finds the words of others to be valuable for telling stories of love gone wrong, living on the road, and working in the sun. So for William, folk songs are the perfect coupling of his twin loves of history and story-telling song.

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2018 IS THE 4TH YEAR THE FESTIVAL HAS BEEN RUNNING AND IT’S GROWING BIGGER AND BETTER EVERY YEAR WITH MORE TOURISTS, FAMILIES, STALL HOLDERS, WORKSHOPS AND ACTS ASKING TO BE A PART OF WHAT HAS BECOME A GREAT COMMUNITY FESTIVAL.

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