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Perform, Compose and Improvise Your Life in Music

Are you interested in studying music at the prestigious Australian National University? Meet our staff and participate in workshops on Thursday 6 July 2023 at the ANU School of Music. Get hands on with our world class recording studios, music technology laboratories, teaching and practice spaces, rare instrument collections, and in-house performance spaces including Canberra’s premier concert venue Llewellyn Hall. Workshops will cover composition and performance across a range of instruments (details below).

Bring your instrument, your curiosity, creativity, beats and ideas.

Workshops in Music Performance:

Strings – with Tor Fromyhr and David Pereira

Jazz & Improvisation – with Greg Stott

Winds – with Dr Sally Walker

Brass – with Miro Bukovsky

Voice – with Sonia Anfiloff

Piano – with Dr Scott Davie

Classical Guitar – with Minh Le Hoang

Workshops in Music Composition and Technology:

Music for Film and Video Games – with Professor Kenneth Lampl

Contemporary Composition – with by Professor Frank Millward

Music Production and Recording – with Dr Pat O’Grady

*Note - Teachers are offered professional development, should they choose to attend the one-hour workshop in our Computer Music Laboratory 2 where the latest music application such as Ableton Live, Logic and Sibelius.

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Where Specialist Workshop Spaces will be held at the ANU School of Music

The Athenaeum – arrival space (ground floor School of Music)

Workshop spaces:

Rehearsal Room 1 – Strings

Lecture Theater 1 – Woodwind

Lecture Theater 2 – Voice

Lecture Theatre 3 – Brass

Athenaeum – Jazz and Improvisation

Larry Sitsky Rectial Room – Piano

Room 6.29 – Classical Guitar

Kingsland Room – Contemporary Composition, Arranging & Sound Design

Computer Lab 1 – Composition for Film & TV Games

Computer Lab 2 – Teachers Technology workshop

Recording Studio – Music Production and Recording

Timetable:

10:00 – 10:15 Arrival Athenaeum Professor Kim Cunio welcome and overview

10:15 – 11:30 Specialist workshop Students go to the specialist workshop area nominated

11:30-11:45 Break

11:45 – 12:15pm All re-meet in Athenaeum Careers in Music/about the ANU School of Music

12:15 – 1:00 Small groups tour spaces Including short stop in live action recording studio

Have any questions please email: Kenneth.Lampl@anu.edu.au