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2020 Summer School Music Program 6 - 17 J A N U A R Y 2 0 2 0
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a well-trained ear
a well-trained intelligence
a well-trained heart
a well-trained hand
Zoltan Kodály - 1953
The Summer School Music Program is run through
Cuskelly College of Music,
directed by Dr James Cuskelly OAM and Michael Muller.
International Guest Lecturers include:
Pete Churchill (JAZZ PROGRAM)
Gilbert De Greeve (REPETITEUR AND ENSEMBLE COACH)
Lucinda Geoghegan (MUSICIANSHIP, EARLY YEARS EDUCATION)
Maree Hennessy (MUSIC EDUCATORS’ PROGRAM)
Allan Hubert-Wright (OPERA ACADEMY)
Katalin Körtvési (MUSICIANSHIP, CONDUCTING, SSA CHOIR)
Richard Lewis (REPETITEUR, CONDUCTOR)
Nia Lynn (ACTING COURSE, JAZZ PROGRAM, VOCAL ACADEMY)
Dr László Norbert Nemés (MUSICIANSHIP, CONDUCTING)
Susanna Saw (CONDUCTOR, CHILDREN’S CHOIR)
Dr Árpád Tóth (MUSICIANSHIP, CONDUCTING, CHORAL SYMPOSIUM)
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The CUSKELLY COLLEGE OF MUSIC
invite you to be part of the
Summer School
Music
Program
6 – 17 January 2020
St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School • Brisbane
EARLYBIRD
REGISTRATION CLOSES:
Monday 4 November 2019
STANDARD
REGISTRATION CLOSES:
Friday 6 December 2019
For further information and registration visit:
https://cuskellycollegeofmusic.com/summer-school/
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Dr James Cuskelly OAM has been involved in the Australian
Kodály summer training programs since their inception.
As Immediate Past President of the International Kodály
Society, James is well known as a global leader in using
the Kodály philosophy of music education. He has a deep
commitment to music education and teacher training and
has a distinguished track record in organising and delivering
courses of the highest professional standing.
Summer School
Music
Program
PROFESSIONAL COURSES - ACCREDITED SUBJECTS FOR Interested participants are encouraged to contact
WORKING PROFESSIONALS AND TERTIARY STUDENTS Cuskelly College of Music about part-time attendance,
• Music Education – Early Childhood, Primary levels of participation and individualised programs.
e.g. musicianship only, choir, or any other question
and Secondary Strands
concerning participation in the course.
• Choral Symposium
• Jazz Studies INVOLVEMENT IN THE SUMMER SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAM
• Opera Performance (Auditioned) may assist participants to pursue:
• Music Theatre • Accreditation with Kodály Australia
• Chamber Music www.kodaly.org.au/certificate.php
• Brass • Articulation for postgraduate study at the
• Woodwind International Kodály Institute (Hungary)
• Piano – Performance, Accompaniment and • Articulation for postgraduate study at Australian
Pedagogy Catholic University.
• Open Vocal Tuition • Personal development for assessment or for audit
(non-assessed, non-credit)
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STUDENTS
• Credit towards other studies – check with your
• Pre-Tertiary Vocal institution for the possibility of credit.
(Students aged 14 and above)
• Brass
• Woodwind
• Intermediate Strings All courses in the Summer School Music Program are
• Intermediate Piano Performance available in our Community Access/Individualised Programs.
• Children’s Choir (Students Aged 8 and above) This suite of courses is designed to provide appropriate
music learning opportunities for interested members of the
• Musical Theatre
wider community. Classes will be delivered by internationally
regarded and experienced professional music educators,
COMMUNITY ACCESS - INDIVIDUALISED PROGRAMS and all students will be learning in a rich and stimulating
• Choral - Jazz and Classical Choirs environment. Courses are available on a part-time, casual or
• Jazz Studies sessional basis, and there is no assessment associated with
• Musicianship these programs.
• Music Education Subjects
• Open Vocal Tuition
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4 Introduction
contents 6 1 Important Notes
7 4 Music Educators Programs
Introduction
Early Childhood
Registration Music
& Enrolment ORDER NOT
Primary/Secondary
Housekeeping CORRECT
Music Education Assessment
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7 Music Educators Programs
Choral Symposium
Classroom Programs
????
10 Early Childhood Music Course
Jazz Studies
Primary/Secondary Classroom Music Course
11 Academy of Vocal Performance
9 Performers
Open VocalPrograms
Tuition
Academy of Vocal Performance
Specialisation One – Opera Performance (Auditioned)
Specialisation 1: Opera Performance
Specialisation
SpecialisationTwo - Music
2: Music Theatre
Theatre and Jazz
SpecialisationThree
Specialisation 3: Pre-Tertiary Program
- Pre-Tertiary Vocal Program
Concerts
16 Children’s Choir
????
14 Student Programs – should this be separated in to Tertiary vs Children?
17 Piano Academy
17 Choral Symposium
Specialisation One – Piano Performance
18 Community Music
Specialisation Program
Two – Piano Accompaniment
Children’s Choir
Specialisation Three – Piano Pedagogy
Secondary Students
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Chamber
TertiaryMusic Program
Students/Pre-service Teachers
22 CommunityStrings
Intermediate Choir Program
2321Brass and Woodwind
Instrumental ProgramProgram
Piano Performance and Improvisation
24 Concerts
Strings Course – Chamber?
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Course Lecturers
Woodwind Course
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Housekeeping
Brass Coursenotes
2924Step by Step
Special Guide to Organising Yourself for the Course
Concerts
3026Course Fees
Daily Timetable
33 Accommodation
28 Your Course Lecturers
32 Textbooks
For further information on the Summer School Music Program, please contact:
E :35office@cuskellymusic.com
Accommodation
T : 07 3201 2301
For further information on the Summer School Music Program, please contact Michael Muller
https://cuskellycollegeofmusic.com/summer-school/
Email: michael@soundthinkingaustralia.com Phone: 07 3201 2301
or www.soundthinkingaustralia.com/summerschool
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IMPORTANT NOTES
Daily Schedule Final Concert and ‘On the Green’ Afternoon
All courses will be held at St Aidan’s AGS, 11 Ruthven St, All participants are required to perform in either the ‘On the
Corinda, 4075. Green’ or Final Concert, both to be held on Friday 17th January
Classes run from Monday January 6th January – Friday 17th 2020 at St Aidan’s AGS. Dress code for these concerts is
January 2020, 8.30am–4.45pm. black bottoms (trousers/long skirt) and block colour top. All
Daily schedules can be found on the class page in this brochure. participants will require a black folder for this performance.
Please ensure that travel arrangements are made to
Registration Day – Monday 6th January 2020
accommodate participation in the Final Concert.
It is a mandatory part of the course that all participants attend More information about all concerts held during the Summer
registration. School, can be found in the ‘Special Concerts’ section of this
Registration will take place in the Christine Hartland Centre from brochure.
7:30am-8:15am. The Opening Welcome will commence at
8:15am. At 9:00am, classes will commence and all participants
Photography
will be moved to their classes with their appointed teacher.
During this program, you may be photographed or video
The timetable for Day One will be: recorded. These images may be used for promotional or
7:30-8:15 Registration in the CHC advertising material for the Summer School Music Program
8:15-9:00 Opening Welcome and the Cuskelly College of Music. If you do not wish to be
9:00-10:30 Musicianship photographed or recorded, please contact one of our Directors to
10:30-11:00 Morning Tea discuss this.
11:00-12:30 Session Two
(Methodology, Children’s Choir etc.),
12:30-1:30 Session Three
(Practicum, Musical Theatre excer epts, tc.)
1:30-2:15 Lunch
2:15-3:15 Session Four
(Choir, MegaBand)
3:15-3:30 Break
3:30-4:45 Session Five
(Conducting, Jazz Choir)
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MUSIC EDUCATORS’ PROGRAM
EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC (LEVELS TWO AND THREE)
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY (LEVELS ONE, TWO AND THREE)
All participants in Music Education courses will perform in the Secondary
Final Concert on Friday 17th January 2020, 6:00pm - 8:30pm.
Level 1 Dr James Cuskelly OAM
All participants who undertake these programs for assessment
Level 2 Daniel Crump
as part of the requirements for the Australia Kodály Certificate
are advised to familiarise themselves with the requirements for Level 3 Andrew Pennay
certification as outlined in the AKC syllabus - N.B. CCM retains the right to cancel the course if there are
http://www.kodaly.org.au/akc/ insufficient enrolments.
These 10 day courses cater for music specialists in a range Music Education Timetable
of teaching contexts: early childhood specialists, crèche and
kindergarten carers, day care providers, parents, primary and 8:30 – 10:00 Musicianship (graded classes)
secondary schools, classroom teachers, studio teachers and 10:00 – 10:30 Morning tea
other interested people who wish to improve their music teaching 10:30 – 12:00 Method of Teaching and Teaching
skills. The programs are designed as a 3 year sequential Techniques
program with three specialisations – Early Childhood, Primary or 12:30 – 1:00 Practicum
Secondary. Participants are required to progress through each 1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
of the levels to receive full accreditation with Kodály Australia. 1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
The musical skills of the teacher, carer or parent are central to 2:15 – 3:15 Choir
the provision of appropriate music-making activities for children. 3:15 – 3:30 Break
Therefore, participants will be involved in the development 3:30 – 4:45 Conducting (graded classes mandatory for
of their own musical skills. If you have previously completed all levels of Primary, Secondary and Early
components within a specialisation, please notify CCM in Childhood Level 3) or Research (Early
registration. Childhood Levels 1 and 2 only)
N.B. Participants can take any of the education courses for audit, Fees - Education - Early Childhood, Primary or Secondary
but no accreditation will be given in the final certificate
Assessment
i.e. professional development hours only.
Early Bird $1600 + $160 GST = Total $1760
Course Leaders Standard $1700 + $170 GST = Total $1870
Early Childhood (Levels One and Two will run on alternate years) Audit (observation and non-graded)
Early Bird $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Level 2 Lucinda Geoghegan Standard $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
Level 3 Maree Hennessy
Full-time tertiary student
Primary Early Bird $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
Level 1 Maree Hennessy Standard $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Level 2 Kate Thompson
Level 3 Tess Laird
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MUSIC EDUCATORS’ PROGRAM
EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC (LEVELS TWO AND THREE)
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY (LEVELS ONE, TWO AND THREE)
Participants are encouraged to check with their work institute Access Piano/Keyboard for Practice
for financial assistance for professional development. Limited
All students will need access to a keyboard to prepare
scholarships are available to members of Kodály Australia
Musicianship and Conducting tasks. Students are able to use
and other professional development organisations. For more
the facilities in the CHC from 7.00am before the start of classes,
information, contact Kodály Australia or your professional
and after classes from 5.00pm-6.00pm daily. There will no
organisation.
access to practice rooms on the weekend. If you are travelling
Music Education Assessment from a centre outside Brisbane, you are advised to bring a small
keyboard.
Participants will need to ensure that there is adequate time
allocated for the completion of set practical and written tasks as Textbooks and Sound Thinking Australia Bookshop
set within each course. We encourage participants to arrange
Details of your course including course content, required
access to the following prior to the commencement of their
materials and text books are available at:
course:
https://cuskellycollegeofmusic.com/summer-school/
• USB Textbooks can be pre-ordered through the website or via phone
order and collected on registration day:
• Printing facilities (this will not be available onsite).
www.soundthinkingaustralia.com
• Laptop/tablet with email and Wi-Fi capabilities.
Wi-Fi will be available onsite.
• Tuning fork (available for purchase onsite through the
Sound Thinking Australia Bookshop).
Completed assessment tasks may be sent electronically to your
lecturer prior to the commencement of classes each day.
All assessment must be completed within the 10 day course.
Course Outlines and Assessment Guides - Please download
these outlines and guides.
https://cuskellycollegeofmusic.com/summer-school/summer-
school-program-materials/
Download Song Materials - You must download these materials
and keep in a Song File Collection.
https://cuskellycollegeofmusic.com/summer-school/summer-
school-program-materials/
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CHORAL SYMPOSIUM
COURSE LEADERS : DR MICHAEL BRADSHAW, ALLAN HUBERT-WRIGHT (FRANCE) AND DR ÁRPÁD TÓTH (HUNGARY)
In 2020, the Choral Symposium will take on a new format; studies, practical repertoire sessions and masterclasses.
content will be arranged in a sequential and developmental order Participants will also participate in a choir (SATB, SSA and Youth
from simple in Level One (unison, equal voices, simple two-part) Choir) and conducting class (eight graded levels)
with increasing complexity through Levels Two and Three. Each in the afternoon.
level will include a range of topics e.g. Medieval, Renaissance,
Choral Symposium Timetable
Classical, Romantic, 20th Century, Pop/Contemporary, Jazz,
Folk, Gospel/Afro-American and Music of other languages. This 8:30 – 10:00 Musicianship (graded classes)
program is designed to provide a framework for the development 10:00 – 10:30 Morning tea
of appropriate repertoire for choirs at all levels of expertise. It 10:30 – 12:00 Choral Methodology and
is particularly relevant to those in the school context as well as Pedagogy
directors involved in a range of community settings. 12:00 – 1:00 Repertoire and Practicum
1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
Level 1 Union, equal voices, simple two-part works
1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
Level 2 Two-part and three-part, focus on diatony, homophonic 2:15 – 3:15 SATB or SSA or Youth Choir
styles, introduction to polyphonic style 3:15 – 3:30 Break
3:30 – 4:45 Conducting (graded classes) or
Level 3 More complex three-part and multiple-part works,
Jazz Choir (community choir)
advanced diatonic pieces, chromatic works, modal
examples
Choral Symposium Fees
Who should attend?
Adult
This is a unique choral training program which offers both depth Early Bird $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Standard $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
in training and breadth in scope. The program is sequential
and provides a framework for the careful development of a Full-time tertiary student
range of choral skills. Repertoire appropriate to the notion Early Bird $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
of choral development will be included and participants will Standard $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
gain a sophisticated understanding of choral methodology
alongside the development of their own choral musicianship
and conducting technique. The program is led by outstanding
practitioners and exponents of choral music education. With
world-renowned lecturers offering hands-on practical training
within the context of a firm theoretical framework, participants
are ensured an exciting, stimulating and challenging experience.
Delegates will be involved in daily sessions of Musicianship
(eight graded levels), followed by choral methodology, historical
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JAZZ STUDIES
COURSE LEADER: PETE CHURCHILL (ENGLAND)
Pete Churchill is an internationally renowned performer, teacher, Jazz Studies Timetable
conductor, composer and performer.
8:30 – 10:00 Musicianship (graded classes)
He has completed almost twenty years teaching at the Guildhall 10:00 – 10:30 Morning tea
School of Music, is the Professor of Jazz Composition at the 10:30 – 1:00 Jazz Improvisation and Theory
Royal Academy of Music in London and runs the jazz choir at 12:30 – 1:00 Repertoire and Masterclass
Trinity College of Music. As a performer, Pete has been featured 1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
at many festivals internationally working as a singer, pianist and 1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
conductor. He has been a member of both Kenny Wheeler’s and 2:15 – 3:15 Pete’s MegaBand or Choir (Youth, SSA SATB)
Abdullah Ibrahim’s vocal projects, travelled extensively as Mark 3:15 – 3:30 Break
Murphy’s accompanist and has collaborated with many other 3:30 – 4:45 Jazz Choir or Conducting (graded classes)
jazz greats. He has also released several critically acclaimed
jazz albums under his own name. In 2007, Pete received the Jazz Studies Fees
Parliamentary Award for Services to Jazz Education and regularly Adult
works with his choir ‘The London Vocal Project’ in various Early Bird $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
schools, communities and performing venues and recording Standard $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
studies.
Secondary students
In this program, participants will attend graded (eight levels) Early Bird $800 + $80 GST = Total $880
musicianship classes every day followed by Jazz Improvisation Standard $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
and Theory, which will include the study of repertoire from the
Full-time tertiary student
jazz genre and develop an in-depth understanding of theory Early Bird $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
(chords, scales), playing techniques and improvisational style. Standard $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Delegates can then apply this theoretical knowledge to practice
in the MegaBand session by improvising, composing and
performing repertoire followed by singing in the Jazz Choir
in the afternoon.
A much-loved component of the Summer School, Pete’s
MegaBand, provides participants with an experience like no
other! In each session, participants bring their voice, ears and
favoured instrument to weave melodies, harmonies, words and
soul together with Pete Churchill. No reading of music is involved,
and everyone creates their own arrangement of the song to play
at the ‘On the Green’ Concert on Friday 17th January 2020.
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ACADEMY OF VOCAL PERFORMANCE
DIRECTOR: SHAUN BROWN
The Academy of Vocal Performance is dedicated to the Additionally, a new program Open Vocal Tuition with
advancement of singers across a wide range of forms of vocal Allan Hubert-Wright will run in 2020.
performance: Opera, Lieder, Mélodie, English and American Art
Song, Music Theatre and Jazz. This outcome will be achieved Open Vocal Tuition with Allan Hubert-Wright
through a comprehensive and innovative training program Allan Hubert-Wright has an international reputation for his work
in the area of vocal pedagogy. His Modern Singer Technique is
that is delivered by professional music educators in close
an evidence-based approach to vocal technique drawing on a
collaboration with internationally acclaimed teachers and
deep understanding of the physiological and acoustic functions
coaches. Participants in the Summer School Academy of Vocal
of the voice. Importantly, this approach allows singers to use
Performance will experience an intensive program designed to
their instrument in a more efficient and safe mode, thereby
give them the tools to take their artistry, technique and careers maximising vocal prowess. For more information about Allan’s
to the next level. Performance is an art that only develops work, see http://www.chanteurmoderne.com
through participation and direct contact with experienced,
supportive, knowledgeable practitioners, and our high-profile Singing lessons
staff will help you to discover the path to your greatest potential. Participants in the Summer School have the opportunity to
The 2020 program will include four specialisations: have individual lessons with internationally renowned vocal
• Specialisation One: Opera Performance (Auditioned) expert, teacher and researcher, Allan Hubert-Wright. Lessons
• Specialisation Two: Music Theatre will be minimum of 30 minutes duration but can be extended in
• Specialisation Three: Pre-Tertiary Vocal Program increments of 15 minutes i.e. 45 mins, 60 mins at the discretion
of the teacher and student. The cost of lessons is $66 for the
(For singers 14 years and above aspiring to tertiary
initial 30-minute lesson with $20 plus GST increments for each
level singing or a career in the Arts.)
additional 15 mins of time. For example, a 45-minute lesson
would cost $88. There are limited spaces available for private
The Vocal Performance Academy curriculum includes the
lessons and if you wish to take up this opportunity you should
following core content: indicate this in your registration. Lessons will be allocated on a
• Kodály/Kokas musicianship classes (graded) first-in basis. Delegates who are undertaking the Summer School
• Individual singing lessons for credit i.e. in the accredited Education programs, may take
• Ensemble coaching lessons but need to take full responsibility for any missed work.
• Art Song/repertoire classes
• Staged excerpts (Music Theatre, Opera Excerpts)
• Full Opera performance with orchestra
• Performance opportunities throughout the Summer
School (Lunch time concerts, Special concerts, etc.)
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ACADEMY OF VOCAL PERFORMANCE
Concerts Academy of Vocal Performance Staff:
Participants in the Academy of Vocal Performance should Shaun Brown – Director of Vocal Academy and
be aware that there are several opportunities for public Opera Specialisations
performance in this two week program. The Final Concert (held Peter Coleman-Wright OA - Voice Teacher and Coach/Directing
on Friday 17th January 2020) includes selected performances Cheryl Barker OA - Opera/Vocal Coach/Directing
from individuals and ensembles who have excelled throughout Sarah Crane – Opera/Vocal Coach
the course. In addition, there will be opportunities for Graham Godfrey – Accompanist/Vocal coach
performance in the lunchtime Daily Concert (daily from 1:45 – Allan Hubert-Wright (France) - Opera/Vocal Coach
2:15pm). Details of these concerts will be finalised during the Richard Lewis (Scotland) – Conductor/Repetiteur
program and advertised on the Summer School Annie Lower – Pre-Tertiary Vocal, Vocal Coach
Music Program Facebook page and in the daily notices. Nia Lynn (Wales) – Music Theatre and Classical Acting
Alex Raineri - Accompanist/Repetiteur
The opera program will present “Il Trittico” by Giacomo Puccini. Dr Margaret Schindler – Opera/Vocal Coach
The work consists of three one-act operas, ‘Il Tabarro,’ ‘Suor John Woods – Accompanist/Repetiteur
Angelica’ and ‘Gianni Schicchi,’ all of which will be stage with the
Summer Festival Orchestra at 5:30pm on Thursday 16th January
2020 at St Aidan’s AGS. This is a rare opportunity for aspiring
young singers to work intensively with directors, conductor,
orchestra and vocal staff on a single opera over this intensive
two-week period. In order to stage such an ambitious project,
participants may be required to attend rehearsals outside of the
standard Summer School timetable.
N.B. CCM retains the right to cancel the course if there are
insufficient enrolments.
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SPECIALISATION ONE
Opera Performance (Auditioned)
COURSE LEADER: SHAUN BROWN
In 2020, the Opera Program will present “Il Trittico” by Giacomo Specialisation One Fees for a Major Role
Puccini. The work consists of three one-act operas, ‘Il Tabarro,’ Early Bird $1400 + $140 GST = Total $1540
‘Suor Angelica’ and ‘Gianni Schicchi,’ all of which will be fully Standard $1500 + $150 GST = Total $1650
staged in collaboration with the Summer Festival Orchestra.
Specialisation One Fees for a Minor Role
Auditions for major and minor roles in these operas will be
completed at the end of August 2019 so that successful Early Bird $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Standard $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
participants have sufficient time to prepare. The high demands
of the repertoire require that singers exhibit the requisite Opera Performance Timetable
skills and knowledge to stage such performances, and it is
N.B. In order to stage these performances, successful
essential that students know the music thoroughly before the
participants will commence rehearsals on Saturday 4th January
commencement of the program.
2020. A performance of the three works will be held at 5:30pm
on Thursday 16th January 2020.
Singers will participate in a comprehensive and innovative
training program working in collaboration with internationally 10:30 – 11:30 Kodály/Kokas Musicianship
acclaimed teachers and coaches. This unique program is 11:30 – 1:00 Rehearsals or lessons
designed to give participants the tools to take their artistry, 1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
technique and careers to the next level. This is a rare opportunity 1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
for aspiring young singers to work intensively with directors, 2:15 – 4:45* Rehearsals, lessons, tutorials
conductors, orchestra and vocal staff to stage a full opera *Students may also be required to attend after-hours rehearsals
with orchestra. in order to stage this project.
Successful applications will be contacted directly via email and
informed about their specialisation (major or minor) and specific
roles. All participants will be assigned repertoire to prepare
for presentation at workshops and performances during the
Summer School including Art songs, vocal ensemble pieces and
chamber music opportunities including French and German
Lied interpretation. Please contact the organisers for more
information - office@cuskellymusic.com or
Shaun Brown s.brown9@uq.edu.au
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SPECIALISATION TWO
MUSIC THEATRE
(FOR STUDENTS AGE 14 AND OLDER)
DIRECTOR: NIA LYNN (WALES)
Nia Lynn is a professional voice coach, singing teacher and Participants in this program will showcase their production on Friday
movement and educational facilitator. She is a founding member 17th January 2020 at 12:00pm in the Christine Hartland Centre.
and past Head of Voice for The Music Theatre Academy and has Attendance at this performance is compulsory for all Music Theatre
an ongoing relationship with The Royal Shakespeare Company participants, as is the Final Concert on Friday 17th January 2020.
(RSC) where she is currently an Educational Associate Practitioner
Music Theatre Timetable:
for their International Outreach and Development Program. She is
8:30 – 10:00 Musicianship (graded classes)
the Principle Study Jazz Singing Teacher at The Royal Academy of
10:00 – 10:30 Morning tea
Music (London) and The Guildhall School of Music & Drama and
10:30 – 1:00 Music Theatre production
works in the Drama and Jazz Faculty at The Royal Welsh College of
11:30 – 1:00 Ensemble work or private lessons
Music and Drama in Cardiff. She is a visiting lecturer at The O’Neill
1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
Theatre Centre with an annual residency in America (New London,
1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
Connecticut), Head of Voice at The Fontainebleau School of Acting
2:15 – 3:15 Pete’s MegaBand or Youth Choir
(Paris, France) and a regular accent and dialect coach for the
3:15 – 3:30 Break
Donmar Warehouse.
3:30 – 4:45 Jazz Choir
This specialisation deals with the art of music theatre through
devised ensemble work. Students in this program will be involved in Specialisation Two Musical Theatre Fees
staged scenes, character and movement classes, text work, chorus
singing and ensemble coaching. Participants will also be challenged Adult
to devise and research their own song material, make and source Early Bird $1000 + $110 GST = Total $1110
props, costumes, create soundscapes and musical arrangements. Standard $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
Each year, the group will focus on a specific angle of the theatrical
cannon and related social historical and political connotations. This Secondary Students
strand is aimed at singers and mature high school/tertiary students Early Bird $800 + $80 GST = Total $880
(aged 14 and above) who have a passion for styles of heightened Standard $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
theatre, and those who want to explore the three-dimensional nature
of performance for stage using the three disciplines of Movement, Tertiary Students
Music and Text. Early Bird $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
Standard $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Participants in this course will attend Musicianship in the morning
then will come together to prepare a musical theatre production.
Following lunch and the Daily Concert, participants will choose either
MegaBand or Youth Choir. Finally, all participants will attend the Jazz
Choir with Pete Churchill.
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SPECIALISATION THREE
PRE-TERTIARY VOCAL PROGRAM
(FOR STUDENTS AGED 14-18)
COURSE LEADER: ANNIE LOWER
Led by renowned Brisbane soprano and vocal teacher Annie Lower,
this is a special program for all young singers (aged 14-18) who
wish to develop their ability as singers or who are interested in
pursuing vocal studies at the tertiary level, particularly in classical
voice. Participants in this specialisation will participate in master
classes and workshops, explore repertoire appropriate to their
developmental abilities and will receive individual singing lessons
throughout the duration of the course. Singers in this program will
also work in an ensemble setting to develop a theatre excerpt for
performance in the Final Concert on Friday 17th January 2020.
No audition is required but singers are encouraged to forward a
recent recording to the directors prior to the commencement of the
Summer School as this will assist in determining the best program of
study for the individual student.
Pre-Tertiary Timetable:
8:30 – 10:00 Musicianship (graded classes)
10:00 – 10:30 Morning tea
10:30 – 11:30 Vocal masterclass
11:30 – 1:00 Ensemble work
1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
2:15 – 3:15 Pete’s MegaBand or Youth Choir
3:15 – 3:30 Break
3:30 – 4:45 Jazz Choir
Specialisation Three Pre-Tertiary Fees
Secondary Students
Early Bird $800 + $80 GST = Total $880
Standard $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
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CHILDREN’S CHOIR
COURSE LEADER: SUSANNA SAW (MALAYSIA)
This stream is specifically designed to cater for the interests and Children’s Program Fees
abilities of younger students (aged 8-13 years). In 2020, the Half-Day
Children’s Choir will be directed by Susanna Saw (Malaysia) and
Early Bird $600 + $60 GST = Total $660
the Musical Theatre Excerpts class will be taken by Annie Lower.
Standard $700 + $70 GST = Total $770
Participants will be involved in daily musicianship classes to
foster the ongoing development of musical skills and knowledge, Full-Day
as well as daily choir rehearsals. Students who participate in Early Bird $700 + $70 GST = Total $770
this program have the option of a half-day with formal classes Standard $800 + $80 GST = Total $880
finished by 1:00pm each day but they also have the option of a
full-day program (finishing at 3:15pm every day). Students who
are in the half-day program are welcome to attend any of the free
concerts/presentations offered after lunch (see timetable below).
This ensemble will perform in the final concert on Friday 17th
January 2020.
Children’s Choir Timetable
8.30 – 10.00 Musicianship (graded)
10.00 – 10.30 Morning tea
10.30 – 11.30 Choir: Susanna Saw
11.30 – 1:00 Musical Theatre Excerpts: Annie Lower*
1:00 – 1:45 Lunch.
Half-day students may be collected at this time.
1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
2:15 – 3:15 Pete’s MegaBand
*Students also have the option of attending the Intermediate
String Orchestra with Antoni Bonetti from 11:30am - 1:00pm.
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PIANO ACADEMY
PERFORMANCE, ACCOMPANIMENT, PEDAGOGY
DIRECTOR: PROFESSOR GILBERT DE GREEVE
(BELGIUM)
Specialisation Two: Accompaniment
The Piano Academy is intended to provide aspiring pianists Specialisation Three: Pedagogy
with a rounded education through a comprehensive and
innovative training program. Delivered by professional music Each day, students in this course will participate in daily
educators in close collaboration with internationally acclaimed
graded musicianship classes, followed by workshops and
teachers and educators, participants in the Piano Academy will
experience an intensive program designed to give them the master classes and observations of master teachers; Prof
tools to take their artistry, technique and careers to the next Gilbert De Greeve, Mark Hooper and Pete Churchill, working
level. The Piano Academy is dedicated to the advancement of
in their specific areas of expertise. Participants may choose
pianists across a wide range of aspects associated with piano
playing including performance, accompaniment and pedagogy. to observe pedagogical practice within a particular stream
Three specialisations exist for participants in this program or observe the range of pedagogical approaches on offer in
including: consultation with the lecturers. Prof De Greeve will also work
with participants who choose the Accompanying and Pedagogy
Specialisation One: Piano Performance streams throughout the day. Students interested in Classical
styles will work with Mark Hooper, while students who are more
• Advanced interested in jazz and contemporary styles can work with Pete
• Jazz and Popular Styles Churchill. After lunch, participants may be involved in one of
• Intermediate the choirs (SSA, SATB, Youth or Jazz choirs), the Arranging Class
(Pete’s MegaBand), vocal or instrumental accompaniment or
pedagogical observations of private lessons. Private lessons may
N.B. participants may want to choose one of the above areas also be scheduled during this time; decisions concerning private
of specialisation, or choose to work with various teachers.
This should be discussed with the course leader at the
commencement of the course.
Summer School M u s i c P ro g r a m 2 0 2 0 I 1718
SPECIALISATION ONE
PIANO PERFORMANCE
Advanced Piano Performance Piano players who opt for this stream will be involved in
COURSE LEADER: PROFESSOR GILBERT DE GREEVE masterclasses and workshops and should have some pieces
prepared to present in the course. Jazz harmony and techniques
This component of the course allows participants to develop of improvisation as relevant to the capacity and interests of
both a technical and stylistic understanding across a broad participants will be covered.
range of pieces in the concert repertoire for the piano. Analysis
and the development of stylistic piano performance is an Intermediate Piano Performance
invaluable pathway for professional development as an aspiring COURSE LEADER: MARK HOOPER
performer. Noted international performer and teacher, Prof De
The 2020 Summer School will include a course that is designed
Greeve, will be working with advanced students and early-career
specifically for piano students who have a firm foundation in
pianists, offering them a rare opportunity to further develop their
performance. Run by internationally acclaimed piano teacher
professional skills. Participants in this program will be involved
and performer Mr Mark Hooper, students will be engaged in
in individual lessons and will have the opportunity to perform in
a range of activities intended to develop both their keyboard
both practicum sessions and masterclasses. Where exceptional
and performing skills. All students will have individual lessons
performance is demonstrated there may be the opportunity for
throughout the duration of the course and participate in the
solo recital performances. Students in this stream will also be
daily workshops and master classes. As there will be several
invited to attend a special lecture series, run by Prof De Greeve,
opportunities both for performing and for individual tuition,
which will involve further analysis of repertoire and stylistic
students in this stream should ensure that they have prepared
peformance techniques.
at least two pieces, one ready for performance and one to learn
or finish learning during the course. It is important to note that
Performers in this stream should be of a Diploma standard
there is no minimum level of performance required – all students
(minimum AMus level) and have a repertory of pieces prepared
are welcome to participate and learn! Students in this stream will
for the course.
attend a masterclass from 10:30-12:00pm every day, followed
by a choice of either Musical Theatre excerpts or Intermediate
Jazz and Popular Styles Piano Performance
String ensemble from 12:00-1:00pm.
COURSE LEADER: PETE CHURCHILL (ENGLAND)
This stream will be directed by one of the UK’s most outstanding
jazz practitioners, Mr Pete Churchill (Royal Academy of Music,
UK). Noted for the development of a revolutionary approach to
teaching and learning jazz, Pete has a reputation for engendering
a deep and independent understanding and capacity in jazz. His
approach is an integrated one where musical thinking underpins
informed improvising to produce fresh yet disciplined performing
which is meaningful and engaging for performers and
audience alike.
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SPECIALISATION TWO SPECIALISATION THREE
PIANO PEDAGOGY
ACCOMPANIMENT
Specialisation Two: Accompaniment Specialisation Three: Pedagogy
COURSE LEADER: PROFESSOR GILBERT DE GREEVE COURSE LEADER: ACCORDING TO STREAM.
This component of the course allows participants to develop This component of the course focuses on the analysis of specific
skills in both instrumental and vocal accompaniment. The vocal pieces from the piano repertory with the goal of developing
stylistically accurate piano performance. This course is relevant
accompaniment part of this course will particularly focus on
for piano teachers who are working with beginning and advanced
classical voice repertoire, and pianists and singers will be guided
students and participants will be given insight to both the
in the preparation of performance pieces by Prof. De Greeve. technical and performative aspects of the music. Importantly,
Pianists may also have the opportunity to work in instrumental those interested in Piano Pedagogy are able to tailor their
chamber ensembles, specifically with advanced string players observations to their own interests and needs.
who are also on course. Accompaniment opportunities will be
allocated according to the capacity and interest of the performers
and at the discretion of the lecturer.
Summer School Music Program 2020 I 1920
Piano Academy Timetable Piano Academy Fees
Advanced Piano Performance
8.30 – 10.00 Musicianship (graded) – all participants Early Bird $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
10.00 – 10.30 Morning tea Standard $1300 + $130 GST = Total $1430
10.30 – 1.00 Master class
Advanced Piano Performance - Intermediate and Jazz and Popular Styles Piano Performance
Prof Gilbert De Greeve Early Bird $800 + $80 GST = Total $880
Jazz and Popular Styles Piano Performance
Standard $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
(Jazz Improvisation and Theory) - Pete Churchill
Intermediate Piano Performance - Mark Hooper
(then Musical Theatre Excerpts OR Accompaniment
Intermediate String Orchestra) Early Bird $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Standard $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert Pedagogy (observation and non-graded)
2:15 – 3:15 Choir (SSA, SATB or Youth) OR Individual Early Bird $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Lessons OR Accompanying OR MegaBand Standard $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
3:15 – 3:30 Break (N.B. Students under the age of 12 must
be collected at this time.)
3:30 – 4:45 Jazz Choir OR Individual lesson OR
Accompanying
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CHAMBER MUSIC PROGRAM
COURSE LEADERS: GILBERT DE GREEVE (BELGIUM), ALAN SMITH, PHIL RYAN AND CAROLINE RYAN
Led by internationally regarded pedagogues and performers, Chamber Music Timetable
this program provides the opportunity for advanced players
8:30 – 10:00 Musicianship (graded)
to continue the development of their own musicianship and
performance skills through participation in targeted Chamber 10:00 – 10:30 Morning tea
Music Ensembles. Participants will be involved in daily
graded musicianship classes (appropriate to their experience 10:30 – 12:00 Ensemble Skills
and ability), ensemble skills class, tutorials, demonstration
12:00 – 1:00 Masterclass (Auditorium)
workshops, choir, ensemble and individual practice, individual
and group lessons and repertoire study. 1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
Students will be placed in a chamber ensemble which matches 1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
a similar standard and instrument nominated at registration. 2:15 – 3:15 Rehearsal or Tutorials or Choir (SSA, SATB, or
These groups will be formed by the course leaders prior to the Youth) MegaBand
Summer School commencing and communicated at Registration
Day. Pianists are particularly encouraged to participate in a 3:15 – 3:30 Break
range of situations: piano duets and trios, chamber groups and
3:30 – 4:45 Rehearsal or Tutorials or Conducting or Jazz
accompanying for solo performers.
Choir
All applicants for the Chamber Music Program should submit
a video recording of one movement of any chamber music
work from the standard repertoire. In the case of pre-existing Chamber Music Program Fees
ensembles, please submit a recording of the entire group
Tertiary Students
in performance. These videos will be used to determine
Early Bird $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
appropriate repertoire, suitable group members or possible
Standard $1100 + $110 GST = Total $1210
performance opportunities. All videos should be sent to office@
cuskellycollege.com as early as possible. Secondary Students
Early Bird $800 + $80 = Total $880
Chamber Ensemble groups who are performing at a Standard $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
sophisticated level may be invited to perform in either a
lunchtime concert during the program, or as part of the Final
Concert (6:00-8:30pm, Friday 17th January 2020).
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INTERMEDIATE STRINGS PROGRAM
COURSE LEADER: ANTONI BONETTI
Led by highly regarded local string specialist and orchestral Intermediate Strings Timetable
conductor Antoni Bonetti, this program provides not only
8:30 – 10:00 Musicianship (graded)
the opportunity for the individual musician to continue the
development of their own musicianship and performance 10:00 – 10:30 Morning tea
skills, but involvement in the program also promotes the
development of all important ensemble performance skills. 10:30 – 11:30 Intermediate Strings: Small Ensemble
The 2020 Summer School will provide a range of 11:30 – 1:00 Intermediate String Orchestra
opportunities for string players and caters for players working
1:00 – 1:45 Lunch. Half-day students may be
a primary and high school level (AMEB Grade two-six). It is
collected at this time.
expected that all students have a good grounding in string
technique and performance and that can easily read music. 1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
Where students are perhaps younger and not so experienced 2:15 – 3:15 Pete’s MegaBand
or skilled in their playing, they will participate in a range of
activities which are designed to help develop musical skills All participants in the Intermediate Strings Program
and knowledge more broadly. All participants will be involved must be collected at 3:15pm.
in daily graded musicianship classes (appropriate to their
experience and ability), performance and demonstration
workshops, but according to ability and experience, players Intermediate Strings Fees
have a number of options throughout the day: choir, Half-Day
ensemble and individual practice, individual and group
Early Bird $600 + $60 GST = Total $660
lessons, string orchestra and repertoire study. Younger
Standard $700 + $70 GST = Total $770
students may finish at 1:00pm each day but students are
encouraged to participate in the full day program. The daily Full-Day
concert follows lunch each day and students would then
Early Bird $700 + $70 GST = Total $770
play/sing in Pete’s MegaBand from 2:15–3:15pm. Students
Standard $800 + $80 GST = Total $880
should be collected at 3:15pm.
Secondary Students
Early Bird $800 + $80 GST = Total $880
Standard $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
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BRASS AND WOODWIND PROGRAM
COURSE LEADER: SUSAN FIGLIANO
The 2020 Summer Program will include a course that is Brass and Woodwind Program Timetable
designed specifically for brass and woodwind students.
8:30 – 10:00 Musicianship (graded)
Participants will be engaged in a range of activities intended
to develop both their instrumental and ensemble musicianship 10:00 – 10:30 Morning tea
skills. Students will perform in master class sessions and may
10:30 – 12:00 Masterclass
choose any style/genre of music to play in these classes. An
important aspect of this program is the opportunity for students 12.00 – 1:00 Chamber skills
to participate in small group/chamber ensembles as chamber 1:00 – 1:45 Lunch
music provides unique opportunities for the development of
deep musicianship and ensemble skills. In this sense, this small 1:45 – 2:15 Daily Concert
group performance is an essential part of the maturation of a 2:15 – 3:15 Classical Choir (SSA or SATB) or Pete’s
more sophisticated and serious musician. Players must not only MegaBand
demonstrate musical independence but ultimately, assume the All participants in the under 12 years of age must be collected
responsibility for musical decision making and performance at 3:15pm.
outcomes. Small ensemble combinations will be decided by the
3:15 – 3:30 Break
course leader at the beginning of the course.
3:30 – 4:45 Jazz Choir or Individual Lesson
In the morning, students will attend one of the eight graded
levels of Musicianship class, and will then participate in Brass and Woodwind Program Fees
ensemble and masterclass sessions which will allow students
to enhance their musicianship in a range of musical settings. Adult
After lunch, students will sing in at least one of the choirs and Early Bird $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
should examine the daily timetable (below) to ensure that they Standard $1200 + $120 GST = Total $1320
understand the range of options of offer,. As there will be a
number of opportunities both for performing and for individual School-Aged Students
tuition, students in this stream should ensure that they have Early Bird $800 + $80 GST = Total $880
prepared at least 4 pieces for performance throughout the Standard $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
course. It is important to note that there is no minimum level of
performance required – all students are welcome to participate Tertiary Students
and learn! Early Bird $900 + $90 GST = Total $990
Standard $1000 + $100 GST = Total $1100
Summer School Music Program 2020 I 2324
CONCERTS
AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SUMMER SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAM IS THE INCLUSION OF CONCERTS BY
STUDENTS, INVITED ENSEMBLES AND ELITE INTERNATIONAL PERFORMERS. ALL SUMMER SCHOOL
PARTICIPANTS MUST ATTEND THE FINAL CONCERT (FRIDAY 17TH JANUARY 2020).
LUNCHTIME CONCERTS SERIES AND WORKSHOPS SUMMER SCHOOL FINAL CONCERT
7th - 17th January 2020 Mandatory for all participants.
1:45-2:15pm Friday 17th January 2020
Christine Hartland Centre, St Aidan’s AGS 6:00-8:30pm
Christine Hartland Centre, St Aidan’s AGS
An exciting component of the 2019 Summer School is the
inclusion of lunchtime concerts and workshops. These concerts The Summer School Program always concludes with a world
and workshops will be held each day from 1:45 - 2:15pm in the class concert, showcasing the work of the participants.
Christine Hartland Centre, St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School.
The concert will feature performances from all choirs, advanced
These sessions are all free and open to the public. Please feel
ensembles or soloists and selections from the Vocal Academy.
free to invite your friends and family to attend any of these
All other ensembles will perform prior to this concert at the ‘On
lunchtime sessions. All Lunchtime Concerts will be advertised on
the Green’ Concert or during the Special Concerts series.
the Summer School Music Program Facebook page and in the
daily notices. This concert is an outstanding demonstration of quality music
making and tickets are limited. Tickets will be available from the
ON THE GREEN CONCERT on-campus bookshop in the second week of the course, or at the
Friday 17th January 2020 door on the night. Tickets will be $5 concession/$10 full price
4:00-5:30pm and free for all Summer School participants. Wine and cheese
On the Green at St Aidan’s AGS will be available for purchase from the St Aidan’s ASG Music
Support Group.
Concert-goers are encouraged to bring a picnic mat and their
Participants will require suitable performance attire for the
families to relax on the green as they soak up the sounds of the
Summer School Final Concert, including a plain black folder, dark
Summer School. Prior to the Final Concert several of the choral
trousers/ long skirts and block, single coloured tops (preferably
and chamber ensembles will perform on the green outside the
longer sleeves rather than shorter).
Christine Hartland Centre. This concert is a free, non-ticketed
event. Food and drink will be available for purchase from the NOTE: All Summer School participants MUST attend the Final
St Aidan’s AGS Music Support Group. Concert - this may have implications for travel arrangements.
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SPECIAL CONCERTS
AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SUMMER SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAM IS THE INCLUSION OF CONCERTS BY
STUDENTS, INVITED ENSEMBLES AND ELITE INTERNATIONAL PERFORMERS.
Director Malaysian Institute of Art.
INTERNATIONAL
Dr James Cuskelly:SHOWCASE
Head of FacultyCONCERT
– Creative Arts at St Aidan’s ACADEMY OF VOCAL PERFORMANCE SHOWCASE
Friday 10th January 2020
Anglican Girls School, lecturer in music education and aural Puccini’s ‘Il Trittico’
6:40pmPresident
studies, arrival for 7:00pm
of the start Kodály Society.
International Thursday
Prof Gilbert16th January
de Greeve: 2020
Piano performer, composer and teacher.
5:30president
Past - 9:00pmof the International Kodaly Society. Recipient of
A highlight of the Summer School is the International Showcase Christine
the Hartland
Pro Musica Centre,
Hungarica St the
award, Aidan’s AGS
Commemorative Medal for
International Guests
Concert. This concert will commence at 7:00pm with a 6:40pm the Kodály Centenary and Honorary Membership of a number
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Sydney Conservatorium High School (NSW), noted choral
The Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Academy of Music, The
Academy of Vocal Performance Concerts director, conductor of international award winning choir,
Musical Theatre Academy, Guildhall School of Music and Drama,
The Summer School Music Program has a proud tradition of Sola Voce. THEATRE SHOWCASE
MUSICAL
Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Trinity College of
supporting developing singers and providing them with both
Music. Lead singer of the Banau Trio.
Friday 17th January
Jason Goopy: 2020
Head of The Arts & Choral Coordinator at Ambrose
essential training and opportunities for public performance. 12:00pm
Treacy College, Vice-President of KMEIA, lecturer in music
Dr Laszlo Nemes: Director of the Zoltan Kodály Pedagogical
There will be several opportunities for participants to perform Christine and
education Hartland Centre, St Aidan’s AGS
aural studies.
Institute of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music. International guest
in special Singers’ Concert as part of the Lunch Time Concert
professor and lecturer in choral conducting and Kodály-based Maree Hennessy: Director of Holy Names College (San
series. These concerts are held each day from 1:45 – 2:15pm in Students involved in the Musical Theatre and Classical Acting
music education. Vice-President of the International Kodály Francisco), Lecturer in aural methodology, classroom music
the Christine Hartland Centre at St Aidan’s AGS. The concerts will stream will present a showcase from 5:30-6:30pm. This concert
Society. teacher, Past President of KMEIA QLD.
feature performances from selected students within the program is a free concert and is open to the public but tickets a very
Conductor, Aleta King: Director of Avondale Conservatorium. Musicianship
Körtvérsi Katalin: the
and will showcase diverse Educator and Lecturer
range of learning at the in
experiences limited. Tickets can be reserved at the Sound Thinking Austra-
Zoltan the
Kodály Pedagogical Institute (Kecskemet, Hungary). Lecturer and Coordinator, Musical Director and Principal
which singers are involved. lia Bookshop in the second week of the Summer school. More
Conductor of Avondale Singers and Avondale Chamber
Dr Árpád Tóth: Conductor, Composer, Educator and Lecturer at details will be made available on our Facebook page.
Orchestra. Artistic Director for Avondale’s premiere vocal
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specifically for the Academy of Vocal Performance and the three
Richard Lewis: ofRepetiteur, Conductor, (Auditioned),
Chorus Master. Has Member.
specialisations Opera Performance Musical
conducted in the UK, Germany, Austria, Budapest, Australia and Tess Laird: Primary Music Specialist with Education Queensland,
Theatre and the Pre-Tertiary Vocal Programs.
Holland. conductor of various choirs and ensembles in Toowoomba, Head
Susanna Saw: Founder of The Young Kuala Lumpur Singers and of the Education Board of National KMEIA Council.
The Kuala Lumpur Children’s Choir. Lecturer and choir director
Helene Matters: Lecturer at Holy Names University Summer
at University of Malaya, University Teknologi MARA and
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