Festival Program8th - 25th August 2012

Monash University, Clayton

with clinician

Mark HeronLecturer in Undergraduate and Postgraduate Conducting

Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, UKMusic director of the Nottingham Philharmonic,

University of Manchester Symphony Orchestra,

and the Liverpool Mozart Orchestra

St. Catherine's School17 Heyington Place

Toorak

INFORMATION ONLINE AUGUST 2012:Check out our website:

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and register byFriday 16 November

Welcome 2012

Welcome to the 2012 Melbourne School Strings and Bands Festival.Welcome to the 24th year of the Melbourne School Bands and String Festival. The Festival continues to be a major focal point for school and community bands and orchestras across Victoria, and we welcome groups from as far away as Queensland and Western Australia.

The Festival provides a focussed educational experience designed to give feedback to conductors and musicians in what they are doing well, and what they can improve. School bands and orchestras will receive a rating on general criteria and all groups will receive a gold, silver, bronze or merit award.

The Festival encourages participants to view their work in a broader context of music written from all around the world from many different eras and cultures. The Festival adjudicators, on stage tutors, off stage tutors/clinicians, and conducting mentors are scheduled to help bands and orchestras improve their teamwork through music making, and to encourage student musicians to continue playing for the rest of their lives – Music Play For Life. Our thanks for the partnerships with a number of organisations so that the Festival can provide a comprehensive program to assist schools to develop their ensembles and achieve higher standards. In particular our thanks to the Australian Band and Orchestra Directors Association (Victoria) for providing mentors to offer a conducting tutorial to each conductor.

Our Chief Adjudicators are professional musicians and music educators with strong international profiles. Mark Eager comes from the United Kingdom and is new to the Festival; Sandra Dackow, from the USA, has accepted our invitation to return to the Festival to follow up her outstanding work last year; and Robert Burke, Head of School Monash University School of Music – Conservatorium, will head the adjudication team in the Jazz Ensemble genre. The Chief Adjudicators will work with groups on stage immediately after they perform to give them feedback, and perhaps try out some different ideas. There are many different ways to achieve artistic goals. Sometimes a different approach can help.

The Chief Adjudicators are supported by the Deputy Chief Adjudicators and a panel of specialists, who will not only comment on their whole performance, but will focus on a particular section of the performance on stage. This is to ensure more students will be acknowledged for their ensemble performance skills, whether playing a solo, or playing in the accompanying section. We are delighted with the expertise these musicians will bring to the festival.

Depending on the section, students will have an off stage tutorial which may be a listening task as though they are adjudicators, a critical listening session focussing on particular elements of music, optimising preparation for best performance or a review of their performance.

Technology plays a strong part in recording: for posterity, the stage performance, for review, video recording of the performance and audio recordings of spoken feedback offered by each adjudicator, and for listening and learning, a micro lab in the off stage tutorial. The performance will also be streamed online through RIVUS so parents, friends and supporters anywhere in the world can experience the performance of their chosen band at the festival.

The Gala Concert is a night of celebration of excellence in bands and orchestras. This night features performances of top school groups in senior and younger sections that have previously performed at the festival, plus two guest ensembles. They are The Monash University Wind Symphony and The Grainger Wind Symphony conducted by the Chief Adjudicator Mark Eager (UK). We are proud that Dean returns to compere the Gala Concert. Director and their representatives will receive their awards through the concert, with the Gold Awards presented on stage. There will be other exciting items in the program. Come and join the celebration. It starts at 7.00pm with pre-concert foyer music to be enjoyed as you approach the Robert Blackwood Hall.

As the new Festival organisers, Sam and Roland, acknowledge the sustained work of Michael Jongebloed for his work as Festival Director for 11 years. In particular his vision in shaping the Festival program, work on the Prescribed Lists, and support for schools were outstanding. The structure of the Festival is unchanged as it works very well and remains popular with directors.

Enjoy and celebrate the excellence the school bands and orchestras bring to your lives. Appreciate the experts in music performance who have willingly given their time to make this Music Festival a special event. Please acknowledge the many volunteers who make the Festival run so smoothly. Finally please support the sponsors of the Festival, for without their financial contribution, the Festival could not run. We are particularly appreciative of the enormous support from the directors and staff of Allans Billy Hyde.

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Past Chief Adjudicators

Jazz Ensembles1997 Mr Gil Askey, USA

1998 Mr Jeff Jarvis, USA

1999 Mr Doug Beach, Elmhurst College, Illinois, USA

2000 Mr Daryl McKenzie, Australia

2001 Mr Reg Walsh, Australia

2002 Mr Patrick Crichton, WAAPA, Australia

2003 Mr J Richard Dunscombe, Composer, USA

2004 Mr Monte H Mumford, Australia

2005 Mr Steve Newcomb, Australia

2006 Mr Dean Sorenson, USA

2007 Mr Victor Lopez, USA

2008 Mr Brad Millard, Australia

2009 Mr Bill Broughton, Australia

2010 Mr Andrew Robertson, Australia

2011 Mr Tim Davies, Australia

String Ensembles2000 Mr Michael Loughlin, Australia

2001 Mr Willem van der Vis, Australia

2002 Ms Andrea Keeble, Australia

2003 Mr Peter Bandy, Australia

2004 Ms Christine Belshaw, Australia

2005 Mr Mark Drummond, Australia

2006 Ms Kim Waldock, Australia,

2007 Ms Loreta Fin, Australia

2008 Mr Malcolm Yuen, Australia

2009 Ms Christine Belshaw, Australia

2010 Ms Therese McCoppin, Australia

2011 Ms Sandra Dackow, USA

1989 Col. John Bourgeois, United States Marine Band, USA

1990 Col. John Bourgeois, United States Marine Band, USA

1991 Dr Wayne Bennet, University of Oregon, USA

1992 James Swearingen, Composer, USA

1993 Col John Bourgeois,United States Marine Band, USA

1994 Dr Francis McBeth, Ouachita University, Arkansas, USA

1995 Dr Barry Kopetz, University of Utah, USA

1996 Dr Barry Kopetz, University of Utah, USA

1997 Ed Huckeby, Composer, USA

1998 Dr Ben Hawkins, Transylvania University, Kentucky, USA

1999 Ms Paula A Crider, The University Of Texas, USA

2000 Dr Rob McWilliams, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, USA

2001 Mr Richard L Floyd, University of Texas, Austin, USA

2002 Mr Robert W Smith, Composer, USA

2003 Mr Ken Waterworth, Australia

2004 Mr John M Laverty, Syracuse University, USA

2005 Ms Paula A Crider, USA

2006 Mr Thomas Frascillo, USA

2007 Mr Jeff King, USA

2008 Mr Don Wilcox, West Virginia University, USA

2009 Dr Rob McWilliams, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, USA

2010 Mr Robert Sheldon, Alfred Music Publishing, USA

2011 Mr Monte Mumford, Australia

Concert Bands

Performances can be viewed online.Go to www.allansbillyhyde.com.au

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Without the support of our industry partners this festival would not be possible. Thank you to the following companies and organisations for their sponsorship of the 2012 Melbourne School Bands and Strings Festivals.

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Major Festival SponsorsAllans Billy Hyde, Musiclink, Monash University Academy of Performing Arts & Yamaha Music Australia.

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AUGUST 25th @ 7pmFeaturing outstanding ensembles from the Festival

Robert Blackwood HallBuilding 2 Monash University, Wellington Road, Clayton

(Melways Ref Map 70 F11, Map 475 Building 2)

Finale Concert

For tickets visit www.monash.edu.au/monartor call Monash University Box Office

(03) 9905 1111

ATTENTION DIRECTORSExpressions of interest from Directors and Conductors are invited to join the 2013 Festival Prescribed Music Selection Panel convened by the Artistic Director. There will be a separate committee for concert band, jazz ensemble, and string orchestra. The panel will review new music and consider "classics" to include on the 2013 list used for the MSBSF and interstate. The process will start on Friday 21 September from 5.00pm and will continue into November. Please forward expressions of interest to Sam.Cooke@allansbillyhyde.com.au.

2013 Festival Prescribed Music Selection Panel

Tickets: $15 Adults | $10 Concession

$40 Family (2 adults, 2 children)

Wednesday 8th | Strings Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall

The Tempo PressJunior String OrchestraWednesday August 8, 8.3am - 12.10pmXavier College - Burke HallMs Anna KentThe Volga Boatmen - Trad. arr. Stephen ChinPirates of the Carribean - Badelt arr. Ricketts

Canterbury Girls' Secondary CollegeMs Karina Di SistoSlavonic Dance No 1 - DvorakRed River Rapids - Robert FrostYou're the One That I Want - John Farrar arr. Bob Phillips

Briar Hill Primary SchoolMarie-Louise WrightRiders of Rohan - Keith SharpSuite of the Day - Lunchtime - Hilary BurgoyneDwarf March - Keith Sharp

Carey Baptist Grammar School Zac JohnstonFantasy on Greensleeves - Mark WilliamsGoblin Feast - Keith Sharp

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolSarah NieuwkerkAll Through The Night - Keith ChristopherWonka's Welcome Song - Elfman arr. Cerulli

Our Lady of Sion CollegeMrs. Jackie TinsleyClocks - Coldplay arr.R. LongfieldTrepak - Tchaikovsky arr. Dackow

Cornish CollegeMrs. Marilyn CameronDanish Dance - Danish Folk Song arr. DackowMinor Moods - Loreta Fin

The Tempo PressJunior String OrchestraWednesday August 8, 12.40pm - 5.25pmMazenod CollegeMrs Debra McLeodMinor Moods - Loreta FinFantasy on Greensleeves - Mark Williams

Blackburn High SchoolRobyn CarringtonSecret Agent 440 - Richard MeyerLinus & Lucy - Vince Guaraldi arr. Robert Longfield

Ringwood Secondary CollegeMr Jack LamA French Noel - Trad. arr. Mark WilliamsAvalanche - Michael Hopkins

Salesian College SunburyPaul McCarthyRustic Dance - Elliot Del BorgoClassic Sinfonia - Elliot Del Borgo

Wesley College ElsternwickMrs Wendy TookeMinor Moods - Loreta FinCitadel - Stephen Chin

Christian College GeelongBen Castle & Cathy BlakeDance of the Tumblers - Rimsky Korsakov arr.DackowConquistador - Deborah Baker Monday

East Doncaster Secondary CollegeMr Carl WilliamsBushwacker Stomp - Keith SharpTerra Nova - Richard Meyer

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeMrs Liz ByassMinor Moods - Loreta FinStorm Bird - Keith Sharp

Heinrich Gill Senior String OrchestraWednesday August 8, 5.50pm - 10.20pmBlackburn High SchoolRobyn CarringtonCapriol Suite movts I, II, VI- Peter WarlockOf Glorious Plumage - Richard Meyer

Christian College GeelongBen CastleSinfonia for the 1st Commandment - Mozart arr. DackowLa Camparista - Gerado Rodriguez arr. MeredithImpromptu - Jean SibeliusSinfonia L'Olimpiade - Vivaldi

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeMs Marianne BarrowAdagio & Allegro - G.F. Handel arr. Robert DievingMeditation - Jack JarrettFiddle Dance - Percy E. Fletcher

Caulfield Grammar School - Wheelers Hill Mr Jason LeinkaufIntermezzo - Pietro Macagni arr. Jack BullockLa Cinquantaine - Gabriel Marie arr. Merle J. IsaacPrelude e Ciaconna - E. F. dall'Abaco arr. S. Chin

Luther CollegeMrs Rosalind BurnsConcerto Grosso No 7 In D - Corelli arr. ParadiseRiver Song - Keith Sharp

Performance order may change

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Thursday 9th | Strings Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

BazziniBeginner String EnsembleThursday August 9, 8.30am - 1.00pm

Xavier College - Burke HallMr Benjamin HiscockDorian Journey - George ShutackLean on Me - Bill Withers arr. John BerryHey Taxi! -Victor Lopez

Blackburn High SchoolFelicity SchijfTiptoe - Boo! - K & D BlackwellFeeling Blue - K & D BlackwellBow Rock - P Wilson & M Ranger

Firbank Grammar SchoolMr Kim MorleyScaling Mount Pizzicato - Mark WilliamsDouble Trouble - Loretta FinMarco Takes a Walk - Sheila M Nelson

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeMs Marianne BarrowLackawanna Locomotive - Doris GazdaKoneko (Kitten) - Keiko Yamada

Trinity Grammar SchoolMrs Therese McCoppinGecko Echo - Stephen ChinSleepy Sandman - Stephen ChinJatekdal - Szelenyi arr. T McCoppinCatch Me if You Can - Loreta Fin

Ruyton Girls' School Details not available at time of printing

Trinity Grammar School Mrs Therese McCoppinT-Rex - Joseph CompelloDance of the Reed Flutes - Tchaikovsky arr. Michael StoryArenger - Rob Grice

Balwyn High SchoolPaul JonesFandango - Robert McCashlinDog Dreams - Bob Lipton

NS DesignIntermediate String OrchestraThursday August 9, 1.30pm - 5.50pm

Girton Grammar SchoolMrs Cally BartlettThe Crossbow Overture - Lennie NiehausWarrior Legacy - Soon Hee Newbold

St Kevin's CollegeMr Simon HarrisGoblin Feast - Keith SharpTerra Nova - Richard MeyerSpy-Time Rag - Stephen Chin

Ringwood Secondary CollegeMr Jack LamThe Gentle Giant - Bob PhillipsPavane - Maurice Ravel arr. Owen GoldsmithRhapsody in Blue - George Gershwin - arr. Bob Cerulli

Balwyn High SchoolA. WolianskyOverture and Bourree - G. F. Handel arr. Bob LiptonAssention - Carl Strommen arr. Robin Maddox

St Monica's College EppingPei Sun LaiChinese Folk Fantasy - James CurnowBlue Danube Waltz - Johann Strauss arr. Robert LongfieldDanza Final - Alberto Ginastera

Marcellin CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Heinrich Gill Senior String OrchestraThursday August 9, 6.15pm - 10.20pm

Shelford Girls' GrammarMs Ruth Dixon-LawrenceFor the Star of County Down - Irish trad. arr. D. Baker

MondayChacony in G minor - Henry PurcellOverture for Strings - Gordon Jacob

Firbank Grammar SchoolMr Kim MorleySymphony No 8 in G minor op88 - Dvorak arr S. DackowOctober - Eric Whitacre

Trinity Grammar SchoolMrs Therese McCoppinGavotte & Rigaudon from the Holberg Suite - GreigAllegro - Veracini arr. L Atkins

Xavier CollegeMr Andrew SchellhornPalladio - Karl JenkinsAndante Festivo - Jean Sibelius

Camberwell High School Tim BlakeMozart Symphony No. 25 1st Movement – arr. BrubakerThe Basso (Gypsy Tune) - Traditional

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Friday 10th | Strings Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall

Bazzini Beginner String EnsembleFriday August 10, 8.30am - 12.20pm

Camberwell High School Mr E. GrigoryanDetails not available at time of printing

Wantirna CollegeMr Jack LamBallade & Scherzo - John O'ReillyDanza Hellenica - Loreta Fin

Wesley College Glen Waverley CampusBronwyn OswellShark Attack - Kathy & David BlackwellCarousel - Stephen ChinSiberian Tigers - Stephen Chin

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Caulfield Grammar School - Wheelers Hill Mr Jason LeinkaufLament - Stephen ChinMango Tango - Stephen ChinFrench Folk Song - Trad

Canterbury Girls' Secondary CollegeTBCDisco - Peter WIlsonDragon Dance - Michael StorySouthside Blues - Dale Brubaker

Laburnum Primary SchoolRosemary WalshMinor Moods - Loreta FinShoe Symphony - John Caponegro

The Tempo PressJunior String OrchestraFriday August 10, 1.00pm - 5.55pm

East Bentleigh Primary SchoolMrs Teresa WilkieLoch Lomond - trad arr. Noah KlausThe Pink Panther - Mancini arr. CaponegroThe Abbey - Keith Sharp

Camberwell High School Joanne HeatonThe King Fiddlers - Keith SharpMambo Incognito - Doug SpadaMock Morris - Percy Grainger

Innisfail State CollegeMs Anita BerryEl Toro - Don Brubaker Bio Rhythms - Richard Meyer

Eltham High SchoolMiss Amberley BremnerBattle At The Great Wall – Stephen ChinAdagio Cantabile - Ludwig van BeethovenRemote Control – Richard Meyer

Firbank Grammar SchoolMr Kim MorleyMarco takes a walk - Sheila M NelsonDouble Trouble - Loreta FinHiawatha - Soon Hee NewboldJohn Ryans Polka - Trad. K & H Colledge

Wesley College Glen Waverley CampusBronwyn Oswell & Meredith ThomasCourtly Dance & Procession - Brian BalmagesMedieval Kings - Soon Hee NewboldA Salty Sailor's Song - Keith Sharp

Viewbank CollegeSarah WilliamsBadinerie from Orchestral Suite No. 2 - J.S. Bach arr.

WoolstenhulmeFiddle Fever - Keith Sharp

St Kevin's CollegeMrs Margaret Baker & Mr Simon HarrisStringosaurus - Keith SharpThe Volga Boatman Swing - Trad. arr. CaponegroDragon Dance - Michael Story

Balwyn High SchoolA. WolianskySnap, Crackle & Pop - Loretta FinMatchmaker - Jerry Bock arr. Herbert BaumelIf I were a Rich Man - Jerry Bock arr. Herbert Baumel

Pearl Flutes Symphony OrchestraFriday August 10, 6.25pm - 10.30pm

St Kevin's CollegeMr Simon Harris & Mrs Margaret BakerWilliam Tell Overture - Rossini arr. David AndrewIntroduction and Royal March of the Lions - Saint-Saens arr.

Michael StorySymphony No. 5 (Finale) Tchaikovsky arr. Richard Meyer

Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield CampusMr Andrew MottGabriel's Oboe - Morricone arr LingFriar Laurence - ProkovievPoet & Peasant Overture - Suppe arr. McAlister

Waverley Christian CollegeMr David GeorgeParade of the Wooden Soldiers - Leon Jessel arr. Ralph FordSymphony No 5 (Finale) - Tchaikovsky arr. Richard MeyerMission Impossible Theme - Lalo Schifrin arr. Lavender

Ringwood Secondary CollegeJanine PeroFanfare for the Common Man - Copeland arr. LangfieldInchon - Robert W SmithEl Choclo, Tango Argentino - Viloldo

Carey Baptist Grammar School Martin ArnoldOverture to Nabucco - Verdi arr. DackowJupiter - Holst arr. LeidigSend in the Clowns - Sondheim arr. Lowden

Performance order may change

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Saturday 11th | Strings Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

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Mentone Girls' Grammar SchoolMr Gerald KeunemanAfrican Adventure - Robert SheldonLiebestraum - Franz Liszt arr. Robert LongfieldLady GaGa Hit Mix - Stefani Germatta arr. Larry Moore

Luther CollegeMrs Rosalind BurnsAllegro in G major - Pleyel arr. Stephen Chinirock - Jeffrey E. Turner

Eltham High SchoolMiss Amberley BremnerClog Dance – Loreta FinMatilda Leans to Waltz - Loreta FinMinor Moods – Loreta Fin

Beaconhills CollegeMs Lesley QualtroughToucan Tango - Bob PhillipsTerra Nova - Richard Meyer

NS DesignIntermediate String OrchestraSaturday August 11, 1.30pm - 5.50pm

Presbyterian Ladies' CollegeMrs Janet FernandesTerra Nova - Richard MeyerAmadare (Raindrops) - Keiko YamadaRustic Dance (from Midsummer Night's Dream) -

Mendelssohn arr. Biletzky

Firbank Grammar SchoolMr Kim MorleyCellos Ole - Richard MeyerGypsy Waltz - Reilly arr. FryChosen Kallah Mazel Tov - Trad arr. Baker-Monday

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeMs Marianne BarrowSinfonietta - Cimarosa arr GazdaSymphonia No. 4 in D Minor - Herschel

arr. Farrar/Royce/Latham

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolPauline ThomsonRosamunde - Schubert arr. DackowStormbird - Keith Sharp

East Doncaster Secondary CollegeMr Carl WilliamsShanghai Hornpipe - Keith SharpVir-Cello Reality - David O'Fallon

Trinity Grammar SchoolMrs Janet FernandesiRock - Jeffrey E. TurnerSlavonic Dance - Dvorak arr. Richard MeyerOrange Jam - Jeffrey Bishop

Pearl Flutes Symphony OrchestraSaturday August 11, 6.30pm - 10.00pm

Ballarat Schools’ Symphony Orchestra Andrew DalePastoral - Beethoven arr. LeidigItalian Folk Festival - BullockPandorica Suite - Gold arr. Foster

Trinity Grammar SchoolMs Michelle StanicHansel and Gretel Prelude - Engelbert Humperdinck ed.

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Canterbury Girls' Secondary CollegeMs Kirsten PrescottAnvil Chorus - Guiseppe Verdi arr. DackowVariations on a Korean Folk Song - John Barnes Chance

arr. BullockHarry Potter & the Goblet of Fire - Patrick Doyle/John

WIlliams arr. BullockRussian Sailor's Dance - Reinhold Guere arr. Merle J Isaac

Blackburn High SchoolMr Stephen HardieThe Barber of Seville: Overture Rossini ed. McAlisterBut Not For Me Gershwin arr. Palmer

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Sunday 12th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

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In Schools MusicAndrew McAlisterSan Simeon Overture - Steve HommelChallenger Point - Timothy Johnson

Mentone Girls' Grammar SchoolCate WaughQuest of the Knights Templar - Robert SheldonThe Red River Valley - Pierre La Plante

Siena CollegeMrs Kerryn McGillen & Ms Jana MollisonSurge -R W SmithChant and Fire Ritual - Tyler S Grant

Rowville Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Viewbank CollegeTracy GunnChronicles - Larry ClarkProcession from "Water Music" - Handel arr. Ryan NowlinSpookyville - Edward Kennedy

Rosanna Golf Links PrimaryMr Aaron VreulinkMarch of the Champions - LoestChorale Elegant - Elena Roussanova LucasSuo Gan - John Higgins

ManhassetJunior Concert BandSunday August 12, 1.30pm - 5.10pm

Melbourne Grammar SchoolColin DoleyPsalm 42 arr. Samuel R. HazoFestival Procession - Strauss arr. Douglas E WagnerThe Great Escape - Elmer Bernstein arr. Robert W. Smith

Innisfail State CollegeMr Grant JohansenIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinAirships - George Sweet

In Schools MusicAndrew McAlisterFire Dance - David ShafferTwilight - David Shaffer

Thornbury High SchoolMr Sean NihillCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. SweeneyAztalan (City of Mystery) - Michael SweeneySpirit of the Wolf - Michael Oare

Rosebud Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Siena CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Frankston High SchoolMs Barbara KerrWhere the Sun Breaks Through the Mist - Michael SweeneyCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. Sweeney

WengerCommunity Brass/Concert BandSunday August 12, 6.30pm - 9.05pm

Oakleigh City BandDavid KeeffeAmaziing Grace - Trad. Arr. NormanThe Eleventh Day - David KeeffeHallelujah Chorus - G.F. Handel arr. Andy Norman

Westgate Concert BandRoy HamiltonThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreFour Scottish Dances - Malcolm Arnold arr. John P Paynter

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Mark Eager – Concert Band Chief AdjudicatorMark Eager is a highly experienced and exciting conductor with a wealth of knowledge in the orchestral & wind sinfonia fields. Underpinning this is his experience as a world-class player, having worked full time with the BBC National Orchestra Wales as Principal Trombone and Soloist for 14 years. Since his appointment as Principal Conductor and Artistic Director of The Welsh Sinfonia in 2006 Mark has commissioned and premiered new works and has diversified the WS repertoire by addressing audiences and introducing them to the music of composers such as Takemitsu and Piazzolla, this has helped to develop new audiences who enjoy this intimate and personal approach. Mark’s skills as an artistic director come from a clear grasp of musical idioms, developed from his extra studies as a pianist and violinist. Mark has a particular talent for and is dedicated to working with young people. Since his appointment as Conductor of Cardiff University Symphony Orchestra in 2008 he has provided students with challenging repertoire and professional coaching to enhance their overall educational experience. Mark is also Principal Conductor of Hertfordshire Wind Sinfonia where he is passionate about the serious wind repertoire including programming pieces by Stravinsky, Hindemith, Holst, Florent Schmitt, Persichetti and more recently Kenneth Hesketh.

Roy Hamilton – Concert Band Deputy Chief AdjudicatorRoy graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1971 with a B.A.(hon), DipEd, majoring in Music and History. He began his teaching career at Sunshine High School in 1972. Roy worked side by side with Derek Humphries to develop a community organisation called the Westgate Concert Band. When Derek retired from regular participation in the band (1994), Roy became Musical Director. For over 30 years Roy has conducted a range of groups: School bands, Community bands and over 35 Musical Productions. In 1997, Roy instigated the idea of running a Bands Festival for a group of community Concert Bands A feature is the presence of a Critical Friend who provides on- stage feedback to the band. 2003 was Roy's final year as a full time music teacher/Assistant Principal. In retirement, he hopes to offer music workshops to schools (both primary and secondary) and to be available as a guest conductor for school concert bands. He will continue as Musical Director of the Westgate Concert Band. Its 25th anniversary in September 2004 was a another milestone in his musical life.

Robert Burke – Jazz Ensembles Chief AdjudicatorRobert Burke has enjoyed a diverse and wide-ranging career as a performer, composer and educator in music. Although classically trained on the clarinet and saxophones, his main focus as a performer has been on jazz and popular rock, including eight years performing and composing with Kate Ceberano and fifteen years with ARIA award-winning band The Black Sorrows. Rob has performed on and contributed compositions to over 100 CDs by groups ranging from pop acts such as John Farnham, Ice House, Real Life, Vika and Linda Bull, to contemporary jazz projects with leading artists including Tony Gould, Tony Floyd, Doug De Vries, Slava Gregorian, Geoff Hughes, Nick Haywood and Stephen Magnusson. Rob has had extensive teaching experience, both as a private tutor and as a staff member of the Victorian College of the Arts between 1995 and 2001. In 2000 Rob was invited to conduct improvisation classes at Monash University’s School of Music – Conservatorium. Rob subsequently developed an autonomous jazz course for the School of Music and in 2003, was appointed Coordinator of Jazz and Popular Studies. This jazz course is now regarded as one of the leading courses for jazz education in Australia, offering both comprehensive practical training and strong academic qualifications, and providing students with exceptional learning and performance opportunities in Australia, Italy and the United States (New York).

Sonja Horbelt– Jazz Ensembles Deputy Chief AdjudicatorSonja is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts and has worked extensively as a freelance musician with noted Australian artists such as Bob Sedergreen, Don Burrows, Sandy Evans, Joe Chindamo, the Moovin' and Groovin' Orchestra, Wilbur Wilde, Kate Ceberano and Motown legend Gil Askey. She has performed in support acts for Ray Charles, B.B King, McCoy Tyner, Nat Adderley, and Ernie Watts and toured through Malaysia with Bob Sedergreen's Art Attack. Sonja has chaired the Melbourne Women’s International Jazz Festival since 2003 and has been the administrator for the Melbourne Jazz Fringe Festival since 2008. She has also been a member of several Arts Victoria Creation panels and is a current member of the Contemporary and Live Music Development grant assessment panels. Her teaching experience is extensive, including tutoring at the Victorian College of the Arts, in the Deakin University Dance Department. She has taught in secondary schools throughout Victoria and interstate and is an experienced arranger. She is currently the Head of Contemporary Music Studies at Ruyton Girls School and on staff at Loreto Mandeville Hall and Lowther Hall Anglican Grammar School.

Sanda Dackow - String Ensembles Chief AdjudicatorSandra Dackow holds three degrees from the Eastman School of Music and currently serves as Music Director of the Hershey Symphony Orchestra in Pennsylvania, of the Hershey Symphony Festival Strings, and of the William Paterson University Symphony Orchestra in New Jersey. An Aspen Conducting fellow, she was awarded the Silver medal in the 2001 Vakhtang Jordania/New Millennium Conducting Competition in Ukraine. Dr. Dackow has published over 100 works for student orchestras and is an author of Alfred’s Orchestra Expressions, Tempo Press’s Expressive Techniques for Orchestra, and a co- author of the MENC Complete String Guide. She has appeared as a guest conductor, clinician and adjudicator throughout the US and abroad, including summers at Interlochen, and other music camps. Sandra Dackow is a former President of the Conductor’ Guild, an international organization serving conductors in 31 countries. In 2009 she was elected a Lowell Mason Fellow by MENC: The Association for Music Education, as well as awarded the Bruno Walter Best Conductor Prize by the Master Academy International Competition in Switzerland.

Paul Jones – String Ensembles Deputy Chief AdjudicatorPaul Jones studied cello at Melbourne University with Marianne Hunt and John Kennedy. His professional playing has included orchestral, chamber and solo engagements. Paul has taught the cello and conducted orchestras in specialist music schools – Balwyn High School, Blackburn High School and MacRobertson Girls’ High School – for over twenty-five years. From 1993 -1997 he was Instrumental Music Coordinator for the Eastern Region and from 1998 -2008 was Director of Music at Balwyn High School, where he is currently Head of Strings, directing two String Orchestras and the Symphony Orchestra. Paul has regularly worked as a guest conductor, presenter and adjudicator and is currently an Assistant Chief Assessor in Music Performance for the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority. In recent years, Paul has conducted Orchestras at the State Music Camp, the Geelong Summer Music School, South-East Region String Workshop and directed the Caulfield Grammar Chamber Orchestra.Paul has conducted award-winning orchestras at all schools he has taught, and performances of his orchestras have been broadcast on Radio 3MBS. He has always been an advocate for the advancement of music in schools, especially orchestral playing, and loves working with young musicians of all ages.

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Simon BrownSimon holds degrees from The University of Melbourne and the University of Tasmania and has studied conducting principally with Rob McWilliams and Monte Mumford and also for short intensive periods with Richard Gill AO, Graham Abbott and Craig Kirchhoff. He has held numerous senior positions at both state and leading independent schools including his current school, Caulfield Grammar. As a conductor, he has directed various school and community symphonic bands, which have toured nationally and internationally and he has also worked regularly as a conductor and adjudicator at a number of eisteddfods and festivals.He has worked as a tutor and conductor for various music camps including the MYM Summer School and State Music Camp and given conducting lectures and workshops for the Australian Band and Orchestra Directors Association (ABODA) and has been a Conducting Mentor/Tutor for the students of the ABODA Victoria Summer Conducting School. He has also taught conducting at the Graduate School of Education at the University of Melbourne and is currently teaching the conducting component of the Master of Music (Performance Teaching) degree at the University of Melbourne Conservatorium of Music.

Jemima BunnJemima holds a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) Music from The University of Melbourne and completed her Masters in Music Education at University of Wisconsin. Jemima has directed Music Programs at Camberwell High School, Ivanhoe Grammar and Glen Waverley Secondary College. Most recently, she worked in the Eastern Metropolitan Region as an Instrumental Music Coordinator. She is currently working as an instrumental teacher, and undertaking a PhD at The University of Melbourne in Music Education.Jemima is active with the Australian Band and Orchestra Directors’ Association, having served as President, Vice President and committee member of both National ABODA and Victorian Branch.She has performed with the Melbourne Youth Symphonic Band, the Australian National Youth Band and Australian Wind Orchestra. Jemima is currently conductor/administrator of the Melbourne Wind Ensemble, an ensemble of professional and semi-professional players. Jemima has conducted ensembles for Melbourne Youth Music, the Eastern Region Concerts, The University of Wisconsin Summer Music Clinic and University of Southern Mississippi Honour Band.

Stephen CarpenterStephen holds a Bachelor of Music Education from the Univeristy of Melbourne and a Masters of Arts (hons) Degree from Monash University. He has taught in the Victorian state School system for seven years, then at Yarra Valley Anglican School for 9 years most as Director of Music. He is currently Head of Music and Head of the Performing Arts Department of Ivanhoe Grammar School where he is responsible for the development of the music, drama, instrumental music, band and orchestra programs. He conducts the Senior School ‘Golden Orchestra’ and the Locksley Symphonic Band.He has studied conducting with James Smith Robert Reynolds, Mallory Thomson and James Croft, all of whom are esteemed band directors from USA. He Principal conductor of the John Antill Band an ensemble of the Melbourne Youth Music for nine years. He was the founding director of the Monash University Wind Symphony and directed them between 1994 and 2000. In 2007 he established the Heidelberg Wind Ensemble, one of the performance ensembles of the Heidelberg Orchestra Inc. group.

Jason DigbyJason has been the Head of Woodwind and Co-ordinator of Bands at Carey Baptist Grammar School in Melbourne for the past 24 years. He is a passionate and energetic clarinet and saxophone teacher particularly skilled in both individual and group tuition of single reed woodwind instruments. Many of Jason’s past and present saxophone and clarinet students have achieved the highest results in performance at VCE, International Baccalaureate, Associate, Licentiate and Fellowship assessments and instrumental competitions. Jason is an advocate of the Trinity Guildhall system of instrumental and vocal assessments.Over the years Jason has built the woodwind department at Carey to a base of over 140 students with four itinerate specialist teachers. Jason was instrumental in building the Band and Jazz Programs in the Middle School at Carey. Presently he directs the Junior School Donvale Campus Year 5 Training Band, Junior School Donvale Campus Band, Junior School Kew Year 4 Training Band, Middle School Year 7 Training Band, Middle School Concert Band and the Senior School Symphonic Band. He teaches Band Classes at Year 7 level. Jason is sought after as adjudicator and clinician for single read events. He has been

Musical Director for the Carey Musical Theatre Association for 9 years and has received two nominations for Musical Director of the Year from the Victorian Musical Theatre Guild. Jason has been on the adjudication panel for the Melbourne Schools Band Festival for the past 5 years.

Tim FisherTim Fisher is a musician, composer/arranger and music educator. Having completed a Bachelor of Education, he worked as a brass teacher for several years before returning to university to complete a Master’s degree in composition at the Australian National University. In 2004, he subsequently traveled to New York to undertake further study with noted jazz writers Jim McNeely and Maria Schneider.Several of his solo works for brass are part of the AMEB grade 1-4 Orchestral Brass syllabus, and the AMEB Saxophone for Leisure syllabus. His works for jazz ensemble have been performed by a number of Big Bands around Australia and have been included on the Melbourne Schools Bands Festival lists for 2007, 2008 and 2009. He also has several works for Concert Band published by Brolga Music.

Andrew van GemertAndrew holds a Bachelor of Education degree from The University of Melbourne Institute of Education. Through the Australian Band and Orchestra Association, for over 20 years he has been involved with teacher education, organising and presenting workshops on conducting and band literature. Through this capacity, he has worked closely with many overseas conductors such as Dr. Craig Kirchhoff, University of Minnesota, and Dr. David Waybright, University of Florida. At the 2010 Melbourne Schools Bands Festival Finale Concert, Andrew received the ABODA-Victoria Excellence Award for Outstanding work as an Ensemble Director.For the last 16 years he has been Musical Director of the Manningham Concert Band and has received the Menzies Australia Day Community award and the Victorian Bands League Merit award for service to community music. He is also in demand as a conducting teacher and guest conductor of camps and workshops. Andrew has been teaching with the Department of Education for 23 years and is currently teaches VCE music, music technology and general classroom music. He has also been Producer and/or Musical Director for school and community musical theatre productions for 29 years. He has a long term interest in combining visual media with live music.

David GeorgeDavid has been playing percussion for 17 years, specialising in multi-percussion and drum kit. He began his percussing in High School under Conrad Nilsson and has learnt from various other teachers including Robert Cossom, Guy du Blet, and Timothy Hook. Playing a range of different styles, David’s interests lie in composition and newer 20th Century pieces that blur the boundaries between music and art. Having played in a multitude of musical contexts, from rock bands to theatre orchestras, David makes the most of the versatility of percussion in the musical world. Since completing his studies at the University of Melbourne he has toured to America as well as China and throughout Australia in various Orchestras, bands, and ensembles. As a tutor and arranger he is sort after by various schools and band programs for his in depth of concert band repertoire and body percussion etudes and compositions for all instrumentalists. Recently, David’s varied performances have included BED Percussion at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, the Debut seasons of Matalor A Hard Rock Dance Opera, and in Australian Concert Orchestra with David Helfgott playing Rachmaninov Piano Concert No 3. David is a founding member of the BED Percussion Trio that performs, competes, and tutors throughout Australia. David is currently Head of Percussion Studies at St Kevin’s College in Toorak, The driving energy in Melbourne based street funk band The Funk Buddies, and the source of power in rock outfit The Long Summer.

Tony GouldPianist, composer and educator Tony Gould has received many accolades for his contribution to music In Australia, the most recent being the prestigious Don Banks Award from the Australia Council for the Arts. In 2008 he was awarded an Order of Australia (AM). He has performed with and accompanied many internationally renowned artists including Clark Terry, Mark Murphy, Ernestine Anderson, Ronnie Scott, David Jones, Don Burrows, John Sangster, Graeme Lyall, John Hoffman and Bobby Shew. He has been guest artist with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Victoria, Queensland Philharmonic Orchestra and appeared as associate artist with the Art Ensemble of Chicago, Dave

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Brubeck, Sarah Vaughan, the LA Four and many others.He has the uncommon distinction of having degrees from three of Melbourne’s most prestigious universities: a Bachelor of Music from the University of Melbourne, a Master of Arts from Monash University and a Doctor of Philosophy from La Trobe University. His career embraces performances of a wide cross-section of music throughout Australia and the world as well as composition, arranging, conducting, teaching, music criticism, contributions to literature (Groves, Oxford Companion) and adjudicating on international judging panels. He was chief music critic for the Herald Sun for 20 years. In early 2005 Tony resigned his position as Head (Dean) of and Associate Professor at the School of Music, Victorian College of the Arts to pursue his performance and composition career. He is currently making several new recordings, one with the saxophonist Robert Burke. He has just completed two books, as part of the commitment to a Fellowship awarded by the Australia Council for the Arts: Essays on Music and Musicians in Australia, and, The Art of Musical Improvisation: Thoughts and Ideas. His latest work, a trio for piano, cello and clarinet, is to receive its world premiere in July.

David GriffithsA winner of the Artists International Award in New York, David Griffiths made his Carnegie Hall debut in February 2000. He has had recent engagements in Switzerland, Austria, Japan, China, Korea, Canada and the United States. He has collaborated with members of the Cleveland, Shanghai, Oxford and Ciompi String Quartets, appeared with the New York Wind Soloists and performed chamber music with principal members of the Berlin and Vienna Philharmonic Orchestras. He has held positions as Associate Principal Clarinet with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Principal Clarinet of the Macau Orchestra and Principal Clarinet of the Shanghai Radio Orchestra. He has appeared as Guest Principal with the West Australian, Tasmanian and Singapore Symphony and Queensland Orchestras, the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra and Orchestra Victoria. Originally from Armidale NSW, he received his Bachelor of Music with first class honours from the Canberra School of Music as a student of Alan Vivian. He continued his studies in New York completing his Master of Music at the Manhattan School of Music under the direction of Charles Neidich, Ricardo Morales and David Krakauer. He is Coordinator of Woodwind and Brass, Lecturer in Clarinet at the Monash University School of Music Conservatorium and conducts the Monash University Wind Symphony.

Stephen HardieStephen Hardie has worked professionally as a percussionist in and around Melbourne for over 20 years. He has performed as a principal player with each of the Melbourne, Adelaide and West Australian Symphony Orchestras, Orchestra Victoria and the Auckland Philharmonia, and continues to play regularly with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. He was a founding member of WOOF!, a professional Percussion Ensemble who performed for 11 years as part of the Musica Viva in Schools Program, and were also nominated for an ARIA award for their recording of the Percussion music of Percy Grainger, entitled “Tuneful Percussion”.Stephen has also cultivated a career as an educator alongside his performing career. He was the Percussion teacher at Eltham High School from 1989 until 2001, and has also taught Percussion at Blackburn High School since 1999. He has wide experience as an ensemble director at both of these schools, particularly at Blackburn where he has at various times directed each of the Intermediate Stage Band, Concert Band and Symphonic Band. He currently directs the Junior Stage Band and the Symphony Orchestra.

Michael HarveyMichael Harvey graduated with a Bachelor of Education from Melbourne College of Advanced Education in 1988 and completed his Master of Education at the University of Melbourne in 2005. He has taught in a variety of schools since graduating including Director of Music at Viewbank College, Fintona Girls School, Head of Performing Arts at Marymede Catholic College and is currently Leader of Performing Arts at Wantirna College. Michael studied trumpet under leading performers such as Geoff Payne, John Schmidli, and Merve Simpson. He has also studied conducting under Roland Yeung and Dr Rob McWilliams. He conducts a wide range of ensembles and is currently conducting Robertson Youth Orchestra. Michael is a regular guest conductor at music camps and workshops. He travelled to the US as a guest conductor and speaker in 2006 at the University of Southern Mississippi.

Lawrence Jacks Lawrence Jacks has had a distinguished career as one of Australia’s leading viola players for nearly 40 years. He has been the Principal in the Tasmanian, Melbourne and West Australian Symphony Orchestras and is presently playing with Orchestra Victoria.Education and youth orchestras have been a passion of Lawrence’s across his career and he has conducted and been a Board Member of the Western Australian Youth Orchestra and the Australian Youth Orchestra. For 20 years Lawrence was a leading teacher and conductor in the Western Australian Education Department where he conducted the prestigious Perth Modern School Symphony Orchestra and was also a senior mentor for string teachers and conductors. He is presently working as a Director in the education program with Orchestra Victoria.

Karen KyriakouKaren Kyriakou holds a Bachelor of Music Education from the University of Melbourne and a Masters in Music Education from Monash University. Karen is both a performer and Composer in the Classroom with the Musica Viva in Schools (MVIS) program, including an extended residency at Furlong Park School for Deaf Children. She also works as a freelance Composer in Residence with community groups as well as school-based ensembles. In 2011, Karen led the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Auslan choir in a sign-singing performance and is involved in community and education projects with the MSO for their Community Outreach programs. Karen has been involved in tutoring at music camps and String festivals, and frequently delivers workshops to students in improvisation and composition. Occasionally Karen engages in some casual lecturing at Monash University and RMIT in the Education Faculty. As an educator, Karen is a regular guest conductor for school and community orchestras, runs workshopsin composition and improvisation and Gypsy music, and presents at Music Education conferences. Alfred Publishing (USA) have recently published two of her string orchestra pieces, written specifically for school students with a world music focus. Karen composes and arranges the music for her instrumental band Kazband, performing in the style of Eastern European dance music traditions.Karen has been awarded a 2012 Churchill Fellowship, designing a study to the UK in order to further her work in inclusive music education for the deaf.

Tracey LangerTracey’s music talent was discovered at Wesley College when she was twelve. She completed her Bachelor of Secondary Education in Music/Drama in 1994 at the Institute of Education, University of Melbourne. During these four years she held a scholarship with the Trinity College Chapel Choir that she travelled with to London. Since returning from performing and teaching in Europe she has been working as a Secondary teacher at Whitefriars College (currently on Maternity leave) and in 2002 completed her Master of Music Performance degree at the Victorian College of the Arts. Tracey has recorded two solo songs for the movie ‘Dalkeith,’ has done Carols by Candlelight, various television commercials such as the ‘Big Ad’ and Snickers, movie soundtracks such as ‘The Wog Boy’ and the television series ‘The Society Murders.’ Two performance highlights were performing with Michael Crawford and travelling with a Big Band to China, Hong Kong and Bangkok. Tracey wanted to pass on her love and joy of music to other people through performing, classroom and private Camberwell instrumental teaching and has been involved with the Melbourne Schools Band Festival for many years as a Tutor, Stage Manager and other roles.

Andrew McAlister.Andrew McAlister is an instrumental music teacher working in primary schools. Located in the Dandenong Ranges, his schools include; Belgrave South, Emerald, Heany Park, Kallista, Macclesfield, Selby, Upwey and Wandin Yallock primary schools. Together they make a cluster band program known as the Hills Bands (two of which will play in this year’s festival). Over the years they have performed at the Festival more than thirty times. One of the highlights for Andrew over the years included being one of the staff for the Victorian Hub of the Sydney Olympic Marching Band in 2000. Another is being part of a community that loves music and wants the best for their kids. The “In Schools Music program” is a music school he started. It has been in operation since 1992, and has developed many students across a broad range of performances. Amongst them are a number who have chosen music as a career. Some of them are conductors in their own right at this year’s festival. Andrew is extremely proud of all of them.

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Dr W. E. (Bill) MilesDr Miles has conducted ensembles across a several ensemble types and encompassing a wide range of styles and genres. He has conducted/directed numerous secondary school bands, choirs, orchestras, jazz/contemporary ensembles and/or mixed ensembles. During his time at Monash University’s Department of Music, Bill was the associate conductor of the New Monash Orchestra, tutor/lecturer and associate conductor of the Viva Voce Concert Choir, lecturer in performance pedagogy and ensemble studies, acting coordinator of brass and percussion studies, acting coordinator of performance studies, supervising lecturer of undergraduate performance master classes and seminars, co-coordinator of the Music Enhancement Program, and presented lectures and practicum in improvisation systems and approaches for jazz and contemporary music. Bill has tutored and lectured in applied music skills (brass and woodwinds) and aural training/musicianship at the University of Melbourne. Most recently, Dr Miles was the Lecturer-in-Charge of the Masters of Teaching and Graduate Diploma in Education – Secondary (Music) program at the Australian Catholic University (Melbourne) where, among other subjects, he lectured the core units focused upon ensemble practice, pedagogy, curriculum design, resourcing and conducting. He was the Chief Assessor (Aural & written examinations) and Chairperson of the examination setting panels for the VCE Music Performance study designs from 1995-2010 and held these positions for VCE Music: History and Styles from 1995-2001. Dr Miles is currently the External Advisor–Music for the International Baccalaureate Diploma.As an undergraduate at the College of Music at the University of Colorado, Bill studied concert and symphonic band conducting and materials with the late Hugh McMillen , choral materials and conducting with late the Professor Lynn Whitten and orchestral conducting with Professor Abraham Chavez. During his time at Colorado Bill was honoured as one of only two undergraduate students selected to undertake master classes in both composition and orchestral conducting with the late Aaron Copland, when the maestro was Artist-in-residence at the College of Music.

Carmelo PuglisiCarmelo has been a significant influence in catholic boys Education in Victoria over the past 17 years, having held the position of Director of Bands at St Bede’s College until 2002 and is currently the Director of Music at St Bernard’s College. Carmelo is a founding committee member of the Associated Catholic Colleges music network and annual workshops program, involving collaboration with 11 catholic boys colleges in the Melbourne area.In 2003, Carmelo completed a Masters in Education (Music Education) at Monash University and has gone on to develop the music program at St Bernard’s College from a new and exciting venture to a highly respected and valued cornerstone of the School’s offerings in its holistic approach to boys’ education.In recent times, Carmelo has presented at a number of interstate seminars as part of national teacher professional development programs and at tertiary institutions in music advocacy and music program development. With skills in performance, ensemble direction and administration, Carmelo has been involved in managerial and tutoring roles with both Melbourne Youth Music Summer schools and the former Melbourne Youth Symphonic Band.He has been mentored by various respected American conductors such as Thomas Dvorak, Dr. David Waybright and Dr. Mark Fonder. Carmelo is a long-time member of ABODA Vic, and has been the musical director of the City of Oakleigh Brass and several Brucknell Music Camps in the western district of Victoria, demonstrating his advocacy for both school-based and community music making.

Erica RasmussenErica completed a Master of Music Performance and Bachelor of Music (Honours) at the University of Melbourne. While there, she received a scholarship to study with Montreal Symphony Orchestra timpanist Andrei Malashenko at McGill University (Canada). In 2009, Erica received a grant from the Cybec Foundation to participate in a Winter Music Creative Residency at the Banff Centre, Canada. Erica is a recent recipient of the Moonee Valley Foundation Scholarship and an ArtPlay grant for her involvement in community projects. She is currently employed as a percussion teacher and is coordinator of Sistema Australia’s Crashendo program at Laverton College. Erica is also a teaching artist with Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and is a co-founder of Tungsten Duo and the award-winning BED Percussion.

Greg SpenceGreg Spence, is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) a faculty of The University of Melbourne and is one of the most in-demand commercial session trumpet players in the Australia. He is a Yamaha Artist.Soon after graduation, Greg toured Australia with American comic legend Jerry Lewis and played with the great Shirley Bassey at the Melbourne Concert Hall. He has since performed with numerous international stars doing television shows such as the annual TV Week Logie Awards, the Carols by Candlelight, IMT, Hey Hey It's Saturday, John Foreman's Big Night In, It Takes Two and 12 series of the smash hit Dancing with the Stars. In 2007 Greg performed with Herbie Hancock at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) with the Queensland Symphony. In 2008 he toured with James Morrison and Deni Hines and in 2009 Greg travelled to New York to play at Carnegie Hall as part of G'Day USA Australia Week in New York with the Adelaide Symphony. In the last couple of years Greg has toured Australasia with the 50 years of Motown, Tim Minchin and Olivia Newton John. Greg is the Author of the Mystery to Mastery trumpet method and his website www.mysterytomastery.com which has received high acclaim Internationally.

Shane WalterfangShane is a committed music educator who aims to provide a range of engaging and stimulating musical experiences to encourage people to pursue music making as a lifelong activity. Shane has a Master of Education (Deakin), Diploma of Education (University of Melbourne) and Bachelor in Music Performance (Trumpet) from the Victorian College of Arts. He is currently teaching junior, middle school and VCE music at Balcombe Grammar School in Mt Martha. Shane also contributes to community music making as Musical Director of Cranbourne Lions Concert Band.As a professional trumpet player, Shane enjoyed a diverse free-lance career performing with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Victoria, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and the Australian Pops Orchestra. Shane actively supports teaching as a profession and is a past Chair of the Australian Society for Music Education (ASME) - Victorian Chapter. In particular, he is active in providing support for graduate music teachers as they embark on their first teaching appointments.

Paul WilliamsonPaul Williamson in on the music staff of Monash University School of Music Conservatorium. He has built his reputation on the Australian jazz and improvisation scene as an individual voice in trumpet and composition. As a leader he has released seven CDs the latest is In Cahoots. Paul has also been a regular performer at Australian and International jazz festivals and workshops. In addition to Paul’s position as a lecturer at Monash University, his previous teaching includes positions as a faculty member of the Jazz department at the Newpark Music Centre (an affiliate school of the renowned Berklee College of Music in Boston), and a trumpet instructor at Victorian College of the Arts (Melbourne University). Paul is also a regular member of the faculty for the Sligo International Jazz Project in Ireland.Williamson is currently undertaking his PhD in Music Performance, examining Australian Jazz Trumpeters contribution to the jazz style, with particular focus on adoption and adaptation of distinctive style characteristics of other style leaders and whether any ‘repetition of patterning’ in selected artists can be considered to represent actual style innovation and not just adaptation.

Belinda Young-HealyBelinda is continually drawn to the uniqueness of Percussion by taking every opportunity to explore the many colours and ensembles in the Percussion world. Having completed a Bachelor of Arts/Music (hons.) and Diploma of Education from the University of Melbourne, Belinda is now an active performer and music educator in Melbourne. She is a respected Percussion teacher at Kilvington Grammar and at Carey Grammar, where she also teaches Music Styles and Music Technology. Her specialty interests include traditional Chinese drumming, marching Drum Corps and Musical Theatre, and has regularly performed with the Australian Youth Band, Melbourne City Opera, Chinese Youth Society of Melbourne, the Australian Doctors Orchestra, various Theatre Orchestras and other international and local artists. Belinda is also a founding member of the trio BED Percussion, who perform workshops in schools and at other concert venues. She enjoys working with students with special needs, and hopes to explore how orchestral Percussion can be further integrated into Music Therapy programs.

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Monday 13th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Manhasset Junior Concert BandMonday August 13, 8.30am - 1.00pm

Parade CollegeMr Martin Macaulay & Mr Ashley WatsonSneak Attack! - Richard L. SaucedoChimera - Vincec GassiDanza Del Fuego - Robert W Smith

Firbank Grammar SchoolMs Christine Smillie & Ms Julie FerresLa Madre De Los Gatos - Brian BeckFalling Leaves - John FanninDanza Del Fuego - Robert W Smith

Blackburn Primary SchoolMr Ken MacDonaldIronclad - Sean O’Loughlin21 Guns - Green Day arr. Jason ScottCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. Sweeney

Hampton Primary SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Cobram Secondary CollegeMr Justin McLarenAncient Chinese Secret - Rob GriceCeltic Ballad - Wesley KennedyCircus Marchimus - Brian West

Xavier College - Burke HallMr Robin Henry & Mr Zach ClarkeChimera - Vincec GassiTwilight - David Shaffer

Mentone Girls' Secondary CollegeMr Geoff EarlSong of the Blacksmith - Holst arr. LoestBohemian Rhapsody - Freddie Mercury arr. John Berry

St Kevin's CollegeDr Andrew Mathers & Mr Nick MulderJump Start - Steve HodgesCrazy for Cartoons - Robert SheldonSneak Attack! - Richard L. Saucedo

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandMonday August 13, 1.40pm - 5.20pm

Cobram Secondary CollegeMr Justin McLarenBest Foot Forward - Ronald HanmerBenediction - John StevensRelativo -R W Smith

Lyneham High School Beth WayAmarito Roco - Jaime Texidor arr. Gary FaganSteel - Randall D Standridge

Smithfield State High SchoolMr Jason FoxCelebration for Winds & Percussion - James SwearingenChicago Pop & Rock Legends - Chicago arr. WassonChalomcau - Mike HannickelMetrix - Robert Sheldon

Melbourne Grammar School Details not available at time of printing

Mount Waverley Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Manhasset Junior Concert BandMonday August 13, 5.50pm - 10.15pm

Bentleigh Secondary CollegeMichele SchroederIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinSneak Attack! - Richard L. Saucedo

Whittlesea Secondary CollegeEmily ReedChimera - Vincec GassiSneak Attack! - Richard L. SaucedoShrek Dance Party arr. Paul Murtha

Rowville Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Shelford Girls' GrammarMartin Mackerras

Aquinas CollegeEmily KimptonCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. SweeneySneak Attack! -Richard L. SaucedoChimera - Vincec Gassi

Loyola CollegeMr Michael BrownIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. Sweeney

Camberwell High School Joanne HeatonIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinChimera - Vincec GassiDeclaration in Blue - Robert W. Smith

Wantirna CollegeLeigh OlssonSneak Attack! - Richard L. SaucedoSwahili Folk Hymn - Trad. Folk

Tuesday 14th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Encore Music Training Concert BandTuesday August 14, 8.30am - 1.05pm

St Kevin's CollegeMr Henrik BeasyProcession of Heroes - Robert W Smith & Michael StorySanctus -Robert W SmithOld MacDonald had a Band - Trad. arr. John Higgins

Casey Grammar SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Maranatha Christian School - Casey Senior CampusCraig MintyA Little Mozart Suite - arr HannickelCool It - Randy NavarreSanctus -Robert W Smith

Balwyn High SchoolTeaghan GibsonLullaby - Tim FisherInvader - Rob Grice

Maranatha Christian School - Cardinia CampusMrs Nicole LiddleWhen the Saints Go Marching In - arr. Seabrook"Seahorse Waltz"Endeavor - Timothy Johnson

Shelford Girls' GrammarGemma Horbury & Mat DuniamG Force 5 - Ralph FordArmada - Victor Lopez

Shepparton High SchoolMr Lachlan GallacherTyrannosaurus Rocks! - Mike HannickelMojo - Rob Grice

Wangaratta High SchoolMr Chris Keast & Mrs Jenny O'BrienDr Rock - C ElledgeA Children's Christmas CarolBells - Robert W Smith

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandTuesday August 14, 1.35pm - 5.55pm

South Gippsland Secondary CollegeMr Syd JacksonSpontaneous Combustion - SheldonChildhood Hymn - David HolsingerHow to Train Your Dragon arr. Sean O’Loughlin

Shepparton High SchoolMr Lachlan GallacherKelvin Grove - Barrie GottAs Summer was just Beginning - Larry D DaehnLost Lady Found - Percy Grainger arr. Sweeney

Caulfield Grammar School - Wheelers Hill SecondaryMrs Karen BouyerBlack Diamond - Robert LongfieldMetrix - Robert Sheldon

Melbourne Grammar SchoolColin DoleyAllegro Animato - Frank EricksonFestive Tribute -Carl StrommenThe Headless Horseman - Timothy Broege

B & S Brass Senior Concert BandTuesday August 14, 6.25pm - 10.30pm

St Kevin's CollegeDr Andrew Mathers & Mr Jamie RansomeChaconne from First Suite in Eb - Gustav HolstThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreSee Rock City - Brant Karrick

Bendigo Colleges Symphonic BandDetails not available at time of printing

Blackburn High SchoolMr David HowesFanfare for the Centennial - NowlinOctober - Eric WhitacreMasada - Ralph Hultgren

Bentleigh Secondary CollegeMrs Laura MainSan Antonio Dances - Frank TicheliSuite in Eb - Gustav Holst

Ringwood Secondary CollegeMr Kevin BonnettVesuvius - Frank TicheliThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreMasada - Ralph Hultgren

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Wednesday 15th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Alfred Music PublishingNovice Concert BandWednesday August 15, 8.30am - 1.05pm

St Bedes CollegeMr Neil HamblyMarket in Marrakesh - Tim FisherPsalm 42 arr. S.R. HazoSassafras Tea - Michael OareMedley Pirates of the Caribbean - Klaus Badelt arr.

Sweeney

St Kevin's CollegeMr Jamie RansomeChronicles - Larry ClarkChallenger Point -Timothy JohnsonSurge -R W Smith

Camberwell South Primary SchoolMichael RedmanSpookyville - Edward KennedySesame Street - Joe Raposo arr. Paul MurthaThe Pink Panther - Henry Mancini arr. Paul Cook

Aquinas CollegeEmily KimptonSassafras Tea - Michael OareSpookyville - Edward Kennedy

Mount View Primary SchoolMs Leanne RonaldsThe Pilgrimage - Robert SheldonMarch of the Champions - Loest

Canterbury Girls' Secondary CollegeKarina DiSistoRoyal Crown March - Bruce Pearson & Barrie GottRio Bravo - Bruce Pearson & Barrie GottChronicles - Larry Clark

Gleneagles Secondary CollegeNicole McAlisterChallenger Point - Timothy JohnsonFanfare of the Champions - Brian Hogg

Mentone Girls' Secondary CollegeMs Vivienne TateCamel Train - Brian HoggSong of Remembrance - NowlinShepherd's Hey - Trad. arr Patrick Roszell

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandWednesday August 15, 1.35pm - 5.55pm

Wanganui Park Secondary CollegeMr Steven SargantSymphonic Overture - Charles CarterFinale to Symphony No.3 - Gustav MahlerBluster - Thomas Kahelin

Balwyn High SchoolMr Rob BurnsStrike Up the Band - Gershwin/Gershwin arr. Jerry BrubakerMisty Rain, Softly Falling - Frank EricksonSteel - Randall D Standridge

Wangaratta High SchoolMr Chris KeastProcession of the Nobles - Rimsky Korsakov arr. BocookCrescent Meadow - Rob RomeynAmerica - Bernstein - arr. Michael Brown

Belmont High SchoolMr James DavidsonTroika - Prokofiev arr. LavenderCrescent Meadow - Rob RomeynWaltz No.2 - Shostakovich arr. Curnow

St Helena Secondary CollegeMr Patrick BroadbentAccolade - William HimesKing Across the Water - Bruce FraserPirates of the Caribbean - Badelt - arr. Ricketts

Presbyterian Ladies' CollegeMs Gillian KinnearLost Lady Found - Percy Grainger arr. SweeneyKronos - Robert W Smith

B & S BrassSenior Concert BandWednesday August 15, 6.35pm -10.00pm

Trinity Grammar SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Christian College GeelongMrs Fiona Gardner & Mr Andrew DunlopWild Nights! - Frank TicheliOctober - Eric WhitacreSymphony No.8 Planet Earth 3rd Movt (Mother Earth) -

Johan Meij

Xavier CollegeMr Monte MumfordPromenade - David StanhopeThe Seal Lullaby - Eric Whitacre1st Suite in Eb (movements 1 & 3) Gustav Holst

Eltham High SchoolMr Rick PlummerGalilean Moons – Roger Cichy

Thursday 16th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Manhasset Junior Concert BandThursday August 16, 8.30am - 12.55pm

Laburnum Primary SchoolMr Daniel NealonAncient Chinese Secret - Rob GriceTwilight - David ShafferThe Tempest - Robert W. Smith

Caulfield Grammar School - Wheelers Hill SecondaryMrs Karen BouyerIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinEchoes of Kyoto - John O'Reilly

Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield CampusMr Simon BrownAirships - George SweetCanterbury Overture - Anne McGinty

Canterbury Girls' Secondary CollegeMs Jane Farnan"Spirit of the Wolf - Michael Oare"The Last Rose of Summer - Trad. Arr. Mark WilliamsSong of the Blacksmith - Holst arr. Loest

Ballarat Grammar SchoolGeorgia ParryIce Breaker - James L. HosayA Childhood Hymn - David HolsingerDanza Del Fuego - Robert W Smith

Kew East Primary SchoolKen GardnerGreat Gate of Kiev - Moussorgsky arr. Eric OsterlingSneak Attack! -Richard L. SaucedoSwahili Folk Hymn - Trad. arr. Kevin Mixon

Viewbank CollegeAndrew Van Gemert & Andrew LavegliaDanza Del Fuego - Robert W SmithCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. SweeneyLion of Knidos - Victor Lopez

Blackburn High SchoolMr David HowesSneak Attack! - Richard L. SaucedoSerengeti Sunrise - John Wasson

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandThursday August 16, 1.35pm - 5.55pm

Euroa Secondary College & Alexandra Secondary CollegeNick LesterCrescent Meadow - Rob RomeynRelativo -Robert W Smith

Como Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Launceston CollegeMathew DudfieldAccolade -William HimesA Children’s Hymn - David Holsinger Joyance - Bruce Pearson

Canterbury Girls' Secondary CollegeWendy HarveyDiscovery 1492 - Robert W SmithMetrix - Robert SheldonSymphonic Overture - Charles Carter

Xavier CollegeMr Nick Grunden & Mr Robin HenryElectricity (Race Around the Circuit) - BalmagesLost Lady Found - Percy Grainger arr. Sweeney

Wantirna CollegeMichael HarveySpontaneous Combustion - SheldonBlessed Are They - Brahms - Barbara BuehlmanThe Unexpected Journey Ciechomski

B & S Brass Senior Concert BandThursday August 16, 6.35pm - 10.00pmMelbourne Youth MusicMr Rick PlummerFanfare for the Centennial - NowlinLucid Dreams - David GillinghamVesuvius - Frank Ticheli

Ballarat Grammar SchoolAndrew DaleFestival Tribute - StrommenThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreMoravian Dance - Weller

Launceston CollegePeter QuigleySymphonic Prelude (The Cemetery At Colleville-Sur-Mer) -

Mark CamphouseThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacrePilatus: Mountain of Dragons - Steven Reineke

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolMr Jason Digby & Mr Sean PriestSky Dance - Richard C SaucedoThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreThe Gathering of the Ranks at Hebron - David R Holsinger

Performance order may change

Performance order may change

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Friday 17th | Jazz Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Yamaha Junior Jazz EnsembleFriday August 17, 8.30am - 12.40pmParade CollegeMr Luke SerranoThink - Aretha Franklin arr. Mike StoryJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeBossa Madeira - Sorenson/Pearson

Our Lady of Mercy CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Blackburn High SchoolMr Stephen Hardie

Waverley Christian CollegeMr David GeorgeJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeOn This Night - Andy FirthHey Taxi! - Victor LopezLoyola CollegeMrs Emily CaracellaJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeLean on Me - Withers Arr. John BerryWhat'd I Say - Ray Charles arr. Sweeney

Aquinas CollegeAdam DonaldsonHey Taxi! - Victor LopezLean on Me - Withers Arr. John BerryJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy Phillipe

Luther CollegeMr Steve MajstorovicLean on Me - Withers Arr. John BerryJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeHey Taxi! - Victor Lopez

Xavier College - Burke HallMr Benjamin HiscockDorian Journey - George ShutackLean on Me - Withers Arr. John BerryHey Taxi! - Victor Lopez

Yamaha Junior Jazz EnsembleFriday August 17, 1.10pm - 5.20pmSt Helena Secondary CollegeMr Craig HarrisonMary Ann - Ray Charles arr Michael SweeneyLean on Me - Withers Arr. John BerrySooper Snooper - Andy Firth

Trinity Grammar SchoolMr Matt AmyDorian Journey - George ShutackAfter Sunset - Larry NeeckSuper Groove - Matt Amy

Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield CampusMrs Karen BouyerJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeAfter Sunset - Larry NeeckSteep & Deep - Jeff Jarvis

Viewbank CollegeCraig HarrisonJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeLean on Me - Withers Arr. John BerryThe Jazz Police - Gordon Goodwin arr. Mike Lewis

Como Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Xavier College - Kostka HallMr Christopher DayDorian Journey - George ShutackLean on Me - Withers Arr. John BerryHey Taxi! - Victor Lopez

Lilydale Heights CollegeRob ConwayHay Taxi! - Victor LopezLean on Me - Withers Arr. John BerryJive at Five-Basie/Edison Phillippe

Maranatha Christian School - Cardinia CampusMrs Kathryn PowysJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeLondonderry Air -Trad Arr. Andy FirthSteep & Deep - Jeff Jarvis

YamahaSenior Jazz EnsembleFriday August 17, 5.50pm - 10.10pmCaulfield Grammar School - Caulfield CampusJoe O'CallaghanThat’s Life - Dean Kay/Kelly GordonA Ballad for the Duke - Carroll De CampChildren of Sanchez - Chuck Mangione arr. Ed Wilson

Balwyn High SchoolMalcolm SedergreenBlue Samuel - Sammy NesticoYou've Changed Words - Bill Carey/Carl Fischer

arr. Mark TaylorHigher Ground - Stevie Wonder arr. Mike Tomaro

Blackburn High SchoolAndy O'ConnellBlue Samuel - Sammy NesticoYesterdays - Jerome Kern arr. Bill HolmanKaiku - Vellu Halkosalmi

St Kevin's CollegeMr Nick MulderAmoroso - Benny CarterAfter You've Gone - Creamer/Layton arr. Mark Taylor

Camberwell High School David HirstThat’s Life - Dean Kay/Kelly GordonI Have Dreamed - Rogers & Hammerstein -arr. Mike TomaroMofongo - Mintzer

Frankston High SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Performance order may change

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Saturday 18th | Jazz Ensembles | School of Music Auditorium - Yamaha Stage

Yamaha Junior Jazz EnsembleSaturday August 18, 8.30am - 12.40pm

St Bedes CollegeMr Walter SaluniJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeLondonderry Air - Trad Arr. Andy FirthDorian Journey - George Shutack

Ringwood Secondary CollegeMr Lachlan MackayDorian Journey - George ShutackOn This Night - Andy Firth

Aquinas College Adam DonaldsonSwingphony No 40 - Mozart arr. Andy FirthLondonderry Air - Trad Arr. Andy FirthThink - Aretha Franklin arr. Mike Story

Bentleigh Secondary CollegeDmitry SerebrianikDorian Journey - George ShutackLean on Me - Bill Withers arr. John BerrySteep & Deep - Jeff Jarvis

Frankston High SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Mount Waverley Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Ringwood Secondary College Siôn BoomsmaJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeAfter Sunset - Larry NeeckChameleon - Herbie Hancock arr. Victor Lopez

Yamaha Intermediate Jazz EnsembleSaturday August 18, 1.30pm - 5.10pm

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolMr Darryl Barron & Mr Sean PriestAfternoon in Paris - John Lewis arr. Mark TaylorRound Midnight -Hanighen/Williams/Monk arr. Mike LewisCuban Overture - George Gershwin arr. Chris Sharp

Bendigo Senior Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Woodville High School Leanda HerringYou Know What? - Doug BeachPreferred Blend - YasinitskyCuban Overture - George Gershwin arr. Chris Sharp

Loyola CollegeMr Ross ChapmanUpon a Rock - Lachlan DavidsonClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonSunshower - Lachlan Davidson

Donvale Christian CollegeMr Tim FisherPink Panther - Henry Mancini arr. Paul MurthaPreferred Blend - YasinitskyAct Your Age - Goodwin arr. Blair

Bentleigh Secondary CollegeDmitry SerebrianikSwing Swang Swung - Andy FirthPreferred Blend - YasinitskyHonk - Jeff Jarvis

Yamaha Intermediate Jazz EnsembleSaturday August 18, 6.00pm - 9.40pm

Rowville Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Wesley College Glen Waverley CampusEmily BriceJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy PhillipeGeorgia on My Mind - Carmichael arr. SweeneySteep & Deep - Jeff Jarvis

Wesley College Glen Waverley Campus Mr Matt StanwayHonk - Jeff JarvisPreferred Blend - YasinitskySwing Swang Swung - Andy Firth

Blackburn High SchoolMr Dave PalmerSwing Swang Swung - Andy FirthClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonOcho Ocho - Zvacek

Whitefriars CollegeMr Stuart CollidgePink Panther - Henry Mancini arr. Paul MurthaThe Bird Has Flown - Lachlan DavidsonChameleon - Herbie Hancock arr. Victor Lopez

Saturday 18th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Encore MusicTraining Concert BandSaturday August 18, 9.00am - 12.40pm

Warrandyte High SchoolMr Aaron VreulinkShepherd's Hey - arr. Patrick RoszellChorale Elegant - Elena Roussanova LucasCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. Sweeney

Donvale Christian CollegeMr David BonfaQuest of the Knight Templar - R SheldonSassafras Tea - M Oare

East Doncaster Secondary CollegeMs Dianne GunnMojo -Rob GriceSamba La Bamba - William Owens

Bentleigh Secondary CollegeMrs Laura MainCool It - Randy NavarreMojo - Rob Grice

Flinders Christian Community - College Carrum Downs CampusDetails not available at time of printing

Whittlesea Secondary CollegeEmily Reed and Ken GardnerArmada - Victor LopezMojo - Rob GriceThe Spook - Brian West

Padua College MorningtonMs Gina Reimers

Manhasset Junior Concert BandSaturday August 18, 1.10pm - 5.40pm

The Hamilton and Alexandra CollegeMiss Georgia ParryMusic from Pirates of the Caribbean - BadeltSimple Song - HultgrenDanza Del Fuego - Robert W Smith

St Leonard's CollegeMrs Elizabeth FurmanChimera - Vincec GassiClarinet Hoedown - John Moss

East Doncaster Secondary CollegeTracy GunnSneak Attack! - Richard L. SaucedoFalling Leaves - John FanninLa Caracola - Philip Sparke

Upwey High SchoolMs Evonne NealAirships - George SweetFantasia Espanol - Joe Wood

Emerald Secondary CollegeMs Evonne NealIronclad - Sean O’Loughlin

Lavalla Catholic College St Paul's CampusDetails not available at time of printing

Academy of Mary ImmaculateDetails not available at time of printing

St Catherine's' SchoolMs Janine HanrahanChimera - Vincec GassiGroovee! - Richard L. Saucedo

Manhasset Junior Concert BandSaturday August 18, 6.05pm - 10.30pm

Belmont High SchoolMs Rose HumphreyThe Blue Orchid - William OwensFalling Leaves - John FanninArabian Dances - Roland Barrett

Rosanna Golf Links PrimaryDetails not available at time of printing

Flinders Christian Community College - Carrum Downs CampusDetails not available at time of printing

Ruyton Girls' SchoolMs Sonja HorbeltSpirit of the Wolf - Michael OareSerengeti Sunrise -John Wasson

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolSean PriestIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinChimera - Vincec GassiCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. Sweeney

Salesian College ChadstoneMs Joanne CurrieAirships - George SweetChimera - Vincec Gassi

Our Lady of Sion CollegeMr Joel DullardTBA

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Performance order may change

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Sunday 19th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Encore MusicTraining Concert BandSunday August 19, 8.50am - 12.30pm

Maribyrnong CollegeMr Lex Tier, Ms Sue Butcher & Ms Laura Baker-GoldsmithRock Point 5 - Pearson/GottArmada - Victor LopezPower Rock - Michael Sweeney

St Bedes CollegeMr Neil HamblyResolution - Sean O'LoughlinArmada - Victor LopezTyrannosaurus Rocks - Mike Hannickel

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeMs Amy WertLullaby -Tim FischerCool It - Randy Navarre

Lilydale Heights CollegeMr Tim Veevers & Mrs Paula GrinbergsPenguin PromenadeEndeavor - Timothy JohnsonG Force Five! - Ralph Ford

Ringwood Secondary CollegeMr Lachlan MackayLullaby - Tim FisherArmada - Victor Lopez

Billanook CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Frankston High SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

ManhassetJunior Concert BandSunday August 19, 1.00pm - 5.35pm

Westbourne Grammar SchoolMrs D. Zaharopoulos & Mrs. B WatsonSerengeti Sunrise - John WassonCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. Sweeney

Korumburra Secondary CollegeMr Justin AbicareIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinI'm A Believer - Neil Diamond arr.Johnnie VinsonFat Burger - George Vincent

Ringwood Secondary CollegeSiôn BoomsmaDanza Del Fuego - Robert W SmithTwilight - David Shaffer

Lilydale Heights CollegeMr David RowlandsIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinWombat Shuffle - Roger PerrinCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. Sweeney

Plenty Valley International Montessori SchoolMr Daniel NealChronicles - Larry ClarkTwilight - David ShafferIronclad - Sean O’Loughlin

Berwick Grammar SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Donvale Christian CollegePeter SheridanLa Madre De Los Gatos - Brian BeckSummer Rain - Chuck Elledge

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandSunday August 19, 6.05pm - 9.45pm

St Margaret's SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Woodville High School Paul MonaghanMusic from Carmina Burana - Carl Orff arr. Jay BocookSpontaneous Combustion - SheldonSolas Ane (Yesterday's Joy) - Samuel R Hazo

St Kevin's CollegeMr David George & Mr Henrik BeasyCrest of Nobility - Robert SheldonBlue and Green Music - HazoFlight of the Thunderbird - Richard L Saucedo

Westbourne Grammar SchoolMr Andrew LeachBlue and Green Music - HazoSteel - Randall D Standridge

Frankston High SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Sunday 19th | Jazz Ensembles | School of Music Auditorium - Yamaha Stage

Yamaha Junior Jazz EnsembleSunday August 19, 9.00am - 12.40pm

St Kevin's CollegeMr Henrik BeasyThe Incredibles - Michael Giacchino arr. Paul MurthaMy Funny Valentine - Rodgers & Hart arr. Mike SmukalHow High is the Moon - Lewis Hamilton arr. Michael

Sweeney

Macleod CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Balwyn High SchoolMalcolm SedergreenJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr.Roy PhillipeBlue and Sentimental - Count Basie/ Jerry Livingston/Mack

David arr. Roy PhillippeOodnadatta -Lachlan Davidson

Genazzano CollegeEmily TarrantHey Taxi! - Victor LopezLean on Me - Bill Withers arr. John BerryJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr. Roy Phillipe

Our Lady of Sion CollegeMr James Le FevreHey Taxi! - Victor LopezAfter Sunset - Larry NeeckJive at Five - Count Basie/Harry Edison arr .Roy Phillipe

Rowville Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Shepparton High SchoolMr Lachlan GallacherDorian Journey - George ShutackAfter Sunset - Larry NeeckSteep & Deep - Jeff Jarvis

Yamaha Intermediate Jazz EnsembleSunday August 19, 1.15pm - 5.35pm

Genazzano CollegeMr Chris ParahaLean on Me-Withers arr. John WassonHoneysuckle Rose - Thomas “Fats” Waller arr. Carl

Strommen Honk - Jeff Jarvis

Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield CampusMr Ari FarrarCodename: Istanbul Angel - Ross IrwinClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonSunshower - Lachlan Davidson

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Lavalla Catholic College Mr Shane ReidHoneysuckle Rose - Thomas “Fats” Waller arr. Carl

Strommen Round Midnight - Williams/Monk arr SmukalSanctified Blues (Family) - Marsalis arr Mossman

Ringwood Secondary CollegeJanine PeroHelter Skelter - Lachlan DavidsonClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonHigher Ground - Stevie Wonder arr. Mike Tamero

St Helena Secondary CollegeMr Patrick BroadbentPink Panther - Henry Mancini arr. Paul MurthaSoul Vaccination - Kupka/Emilio arr. Murtha

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeLuke JamesPink Panther - Henry Mancini arr. Paul MurthaLean on Me-Withers arr. John WassonChildren of Sanchez - Chuck Magnione arr. Victor Lopez

Yamaha Intermediate Jazz EnsembleSunday August 19, 6.30pm -10.10pm

Ringwood Secondary College (SJE)Janine PeroBlue Samuel - Sammy NesticoWhen You Go - Ray Brown arr. Geoff KeezerCatch Me if You Can - Rick Hirsch

Wantirna CollegeMichael HarveyStraight North - Beach/ ShutackClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonOcho Ocho - Zvacek

Aquinas College (JJE)Adam DonaldsonAJ's Boogie Woogie - Andy FirthThe Bird Has Flown - Lachlan DavidsonPuffy Taco - Victor Lopez

Mount Waverley Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Wesley College 2 Glen Waverley Campus (SJE)Mary RobbieThat's Life - Dean Kay/Kelly Gordon arr. Gordon GoodwinSomewhere - Bernstein/Sondheim arr RobbieHigher Ground - Stevie Wonder arr. Tomaro

Xavier CollegeMr Zach ClarkeSoftly as in the morning sunrise - Hammerstein Romberg

arr BergI have Dreamed - Hammerstein/Rogers arr TomaroHigher Ground - Stevie Wonder arr Mike Tomaro

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Performance order may change

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Monday 20th | Concert Bands & Jazz Ensembles | Robert Blackwood Hall

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandMonday August 20, 8.30am - 12.50pm

Whitefriars College

Berwick Secondary CollegeMr Michael CoucheBolero - Maurice Ravel arr. Jay BocookSteel - Randall D StandridgeFantasia on the "Dargason" from 2nd Suite in F - Gustav

Holst arr. Robert Longfield

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeMr Peter MaillardetYorkshire Ballad - James BarnesSteel - Randall D Standridge

Marcellin CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Lilydale Heights CollegeMr Tim VeeversSteel - Randall D StandridgeBlue and Green Music -HazoLost Lady Found - Percy Grainger arr. Sweeney

St Catherines' SchoolMr Tim CollinsBlue and Green Music - HazoMetrix - Robert Sheldon

Yamaha Intermediate Jazz EnsembleMonday August 20, 1.30am - 5.45pm

Parade CollegeMr Stuart BrownleyNight and Day - Cole Porter arr. Mike LewisClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonHelter Skelter - Lachlan Davidson

Camberwell High School Olivia SmithHoneysuckle Rose arr. StrommenLean on Me-Withers arr. John WassonPhat Kat - Victor Lopez

Balwyn High SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Luther CollegeMichael BradshawPink Panther - Henry Mancini arr Paul MurthaClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonThe Girl from Ipanema - Antonio Carlos Jobim arr. Roger

Holmes

Westbourne Grammar SchoolMr Andrew LeachHoneysuckle Rose - Thomas “Fats” Waller arr. Carl

Strommen Round Midnight - Hanighen/Williams/Monk arr. Mike LewisHonk - Jeff Jarvis

Macleod CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Yamaha Intermediate Jazz EnsembleMonday August 20, 6.15am - 9.55pm

Mentone Girls' Grammar SchoolSusanna RummelSwing Swang Swung -Andy FirthHonk - Jeff JarvisRound Midnight - Hanighen/Williams/Monk arr. Mike Lewis

Lilydale Heights CollegeMr Than PoynterStraight North - Doug Beach/George ShutackClouds on Blue - Lachlan Davidson25 or 6 to 4 Robert Lamm arr. Mike Story

St Monica's College EppingMr Dion HatherellStraight North - Doug Beach/George ShutackClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonMas Que Nada

Mazenod CollegeMr Frank BlakistonPink Panther - Henry Mancini arr Paul MurthaClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonSunshower - Lachlan Davidson

Trinity Grammar SchoolMr Dave NewdickStraight North - Doug Beach/George ShutackRound Midnight - Hanighen/Williams/Monk arr. Mike LewisMy Favourite Things - Rogers/Hammerstein arr. Paul Murtha

Caulfield Grammar School - Wheelers Hill SecondaryLachlan DavidsonSunshower -Lachlan DavidsonClouds on Blue - Lachlan DavidsonHoneysuckle Rose - Thomas “Fats” Waller arr. Carl

Strommen

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Tuesday 21st | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Manhasset Junior Concert BandTuesday August 21, 8.30am - 12.50pm

Mount Waverley Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Salesian College SunburyPaul McCarthyCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. SweeneySerengeti Sunrise - John WassonTwilight - David Shaffer

Trinity Grammar SchoolCraig BentleyAirships - George SweetAeolian Winds - John F EdmundsSerengeti Sunrise - John Wasson

Balwyn High SchoolMrs Carolyn OndaatjeTwilight - David ShafferDanza Del Fuego - Robert W SmithChimera - Vincec Gassi

Covenant CollegeMrs Meaghan NewtonAirships - George SweetCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. SweeneyDixieland Dazzle - John Edmondson

Xavier College - Kostka HallMrs Nicole ThomsonIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinCaprice - William Himes

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeMs Amy WertSuite from "The New World" Movt I II & III - Antonin Dvorak

arr. Michael StoryIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinLegend of the Alhambra - Mark Williams

Padua College MorningtonMs Juli SimChimera - Vincec GassiAllegretto (from Symphony No. 7) - BeethovenCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. Sweeney

Manhasset Junior Concert BandTuesday August 21, 1.30pm - 5.55pm

Stretton State CollegeMrs Robyn RosewarneAdrenaline Engines - Randall D. StandridgeFalling Leaves - John FanninJungle Dance - Brian Balmages

Luther CollegeMr Steve MajstorovicFestival Procession - Strauss arr. Douglas E WagnerLa Madre De Los Gatos - Brian Beck

St Helena Secondary CollegeMr Nigel GriffithSneak Attack! - Richard L. SaucedoSmoke on the Water - Deep Purple arr Vinson

Eltham High SchoolMr Monty MackenzieNew Forest March – Johnnie VinsonSong Without Words – Gustav Holst arr. Michael StorySneak Attack! - Richard L. Saucedo

Christian College GeelongMrs Fiona Gardner & Mr Andrew DunlopDanza Del Fuego - Robert W SmithSalvation is Created - Pavel Chesnokov arr. Michael BrownThe Magician - David Bobrowitz

South Gippsland Secondary CollegeMr Alasdair CampbellIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinWestwind Overture - Anne McGinty

Sesame Street Theme - Joe Raposo arr. Paul Murtha

Bendigo South East Secondary College Mr Paul SleterThree Canadian Folk Songs - Trad. arr. David RoeIronclad - Sean O’Loughlin

Flinders Christian Community College TyabbMr Robert Millar & Mrs Anna DewarIronclad - Sean O’LoughlinCeltic Air Dance No. 3 arr. SweeneyAfterburn - Randall Standridge

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandTuesday August 21, 6.30pm -10.10pm

Siena CollegeMs Laura ClisbyToccata for Band - Frank EricksonThe Unexpected Journey Ciechomski

Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield CampusMr Matthew HargraveFestive Tribute - Carl StrommenRites of Tamburo - Robert W. Smith

Salesian College ChadstoneMs Joanne CurrieAccolade - William HimesMetrix - Robert Sheldon

Rowville Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Ringwood Secondary CollegeMr Kevin BonnettMarch for a Celebration - Bruce PearsonTanodd y Castell -Brian HoggSweet Like That - Christopher Theofanidis

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SCHOOLS ONLYMelbourne School Bands & Strings Festival

Allans Billy Hyde – 24th year of support to the Melbourne School Bands & Strings Festival

Brass & Wind - Service Special -

Brass & Wind - Service Special -

Terms and Conditions:Offer is only valid for instrument servicing booked between the period 15th July and 31st August 2012 and where code word “MSBSF Service” is stated when making a booking. The offer is only available for repairs charged to an Allans Billy Hyde school account holder (not available for private individuals).*Melbourne Metro area only. ** Brass and woodwind technicians will be at the MSBSF at selected times for instrument inspections. Please call to find times.

During the 2012 festival period we are delighted to offer your school a special instrument servicing offer through our Blackburn store:

� 10% discount off normal charges � FREE pick-up and return service to your school* � FREE quotes � FREE instrument inspection by our highly trained technicians at selected times at MSBSF**

To book your collection, please call 1800 255 267 or email glen.hewer@allansbillyhyde.com.au and mention the code word “MSBSF Service”

to qualify for the offer.

15th July - 31st August 2012Allans Billy Hyde Blackburn, 159 Whitehorse Road, Blackburn VIC 3130

Imagine all your Essential Elements® teaching tools on all your digital devices – laptop, tablet, smartphone, or interactive whiteboard. Now you

Available from allans billy hyde or contact info@halleonard.com.au

SYMPHONY STANDManhasset’s most popular music stand.

Perfect for orchestras, school bands, and

individual musicians that demand high

quality and durability.

Dimensions: Desk is 50.8cm wide x

31.8cm high. Height varies 66cm to

122cm (lip to fl oor), with a maximum overall

height of 153cm. Also available in colour!

(Single Stand M4801, Box of 6 M4806)

HARMONY STANDStackable with a sturdy ABS plastic desk.

A very stable and robust stand. Perfect

for places where storage space is limited.

Store 25 stands in 1.8 metres.

Dimensions: Height varies 66cm to 122cm

(lip to fl oor), with a maximum overall height

of 153cm. (Single Stand M8101, Box of 6 M8106)

HARMONY CARTHolds over 20 Manhasset Harmony stands.

This unit is built to allow easy racking

and removal of music stands and

provides convenient storage. It is

made to strict quality standards,

and with its strong welded steel

construction and durable powder

coat fi nish it will provide service

for years to come. (M1980)

SIMPLY THE BEST

*The Manhasset Specialty Company warranties all of its products unconditionally against defects

in materials and workmanship for a period of ten years from the original date of purchase.

Manhasset has a music stand for every need – for students, directors, orchestras and musicians on the go, as well as a large range of innovative accessories.

REGAL STANDThis double-shafted stand has a wide

and extremely stable base. The desk

(81cm wide x 31.8cm high) is capable

of holding larger scores. It has a

built-in accessory ledge and storage

pocket behind the desk. The height

of this conductors stand varies from

72.4cm to 128.3cm (lip to fl oor) with

a maximum overall height of 161.3cm.

(M1843)

VOYAGER STANDFor musicians on the go! Perfect for

touring musicians or groups, this stand

has the same solid, adjustable desk,

yet is completely portable. Takes a

second to assemble or remove the

desk and has only two parts to keep

track of. The vertical extension and

desk dimensions are identical to the

Symphony Stand.

(Single Stand M1848, Box of 6 M5206)

Here are a few of the most popular products in the Manhasset range:

NEWFOR 2012

Wednesday 22nd | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandWednesday August 22, 8.30am - 12.30pm

St Monica's College EppingMiss Linden GreatwoodSpontaneous Combustion - SheldonSeal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreShackelford Banks - Jay Bocook

Casey Grammar SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

St Patrick's College BallaratMrs Kathleen PlastowSelections from Chicago - John Kander arr. Ted RickettsChain Reaction - Drew ShanfieldLord of the Dance - Ronan Hardiman arr.Richard Saucedo

Wesley College Elsternwick (JCB in ICB)Miss Susan BradleyThe Great Escape March - Stillman/Bernstein arr. Robert W.

SmithAn Elizabethan Songbook arr. Anne McGintyDanza del Fuego - Robert W. Smith

St Patrick's College Ballarat (JCB in ICB)Mr Gregory ShawcrossCanto & Caprice - James CurnowThe Airships - George SweetJupiter (from the Planets) - Gustav Holst

Wangaratta High School (JCB in ICB)Mrs Jenny O'BrienSneak Attack - Richard L. SaucedoNessun Dorma - Puccini arr. Johnnie VinsonThe Great Locomotive Chase - Robert W Smith

Alfred Music PublishingNovice Concert BandWednesday August 22, 1.00pm - 5.35pm

Wangaratta High SchoolMr Chris Keast & Mrs Jenny O'BrienRadetsky March - Strauss arr. V LopezJungle Dance - BalmagesSurge - Robert W. Smith

Malvern Primary SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Bendigo South East Secondary College Ms Jenny GogolinMojo - Rob GriceSassafras Tea - Michael Oare

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolMr Jason DigbySpookyville - Edward KennedySassafras Tea - Michael OareAntique Car Parade - Timothy Loest

Camberwell High School David HirstPico Rivero - John O’ReillyEventide - Matt ConawaySassafras Tea - Michael Oare

St Monica's College EppingMr Dion HatherellSong of Remembrance - Nowlin

Balwyn High SchoolMr Rob BurnsAtlantis - Anne McGintySong of Remembrance - NowlinFiesta - Brian West

Mount Waverley Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandWednesday August 22, 6.10pm - 10.15pm

Tintern SchoolsMrs Jenni CampbellBest Foot Forward - Ronald HanmerRelativo - R W Smith

Mentone Girls' Grammar SchoolSusanna RummelFestive Tribute -Carl StrommenTanodd y Castell -Brian HoggSpontaneous Combustion - Sheldon

Aquinas CollegeJohn BarberSteel - Randall D StandridgeCrescent Meadow - Rob RomeynEureka - Andrew Batterham

Benalla Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Blackburn High SchoolSuzanne WeddingCelebration Tribalesque - Randall D StandridgeBlue and Green Music - HazoMoravian Dance - Travis J. Weller

Viewbank CollegeMark EaglingCeltic Ritual - John HiggensSpontaneous Combustion - Sheldon

Thursday 23rd | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Encore Music Training Concert BandThursday August 23, 8.30am - 1.05pm

Caulfield Grammar School - Malvern CampusMrs Karen Bouyer & Mr Joe O'CallaghanLullaby -Tim FischerTwo Shaker Songs - Brackett & Patsy - arr. Michael Story

Caulfield Grammar School - Wheelers Hill SecondaryMrs Karen BouyerFirst Concert March - Feldstein/O'ReillyLullaby - Tim Fisher

Xavier College Combined BandMrs Nicole Thomson & Mr Monte MumfordDetails not available at time of printing

Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield CampusMr Simon BrownSpartacus - O'ReillyMojo - Rob Grice

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolMr Jason DigbyMojo -Rob GriceDanza Africana - Victor LopezArmada - Victor Lopez

Covenant CollegeMrs Janine Morrison & Mrs Meaghan NewtonSelections from Top Class - Bruce ArchibaldLullaby - Tim FisherArmada - Victor Lopez

Weeroona College BendigoWarwick CohenMojo -Rob GricePenguin Promenade - Mike Hannickel

Ballarat High SchoolPatrick Emery, Heather George & Simon MarcolloFanfare 2000 - Brian ConneryTyrannosaurus Rocks - Mike Hannickel

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandThursday August 23, 1.35pm - 5.55pm

Camberwell High School Mr Jason TaggartMetrix -Robert SheldonLost Lady Found Percy Grainger arr. SweeneyThe Unexpected Journey - Ciechomski

Luther CollegeMichael BradshawSteel - Randall D StandridgeRelativo -R W SmithMekong - Robert W. Smith

Ruyton Girls' SchoolMr Paul Smith & Mrs Jacinta PowerJoy - Frank TicheliOn Hymnsong of Philip Bliss - David R HolsingerAccolade - William Himes

Thornbury High SchoolMr Craig HarrisonAir for Band - Frank EricksonThe Unexpected Journey Ciechomski

Our Lady of Sion CollegeMr James Le FevreAccolade -William HimesCrescent Meadow -Rob RomeynMuppet Show Theme - J. Henson & S. Pottle arr. F. Cofield

Parkdale Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

B & S BrassSenior Concert BandThursday August 23, 6.35pm - 10.30pm

Camberwell High School Joanne HeatonFirst Suite in Eb - Gustav HolstThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreRide - Sam Hazo

Glen Waverley Secondary CollegeJemima BunnFolk Song Suite - mvt 1 Seventeen Come Sunday - RV

WilliamThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreTanodd Y Castell - Brian Hogg

Caulfield Grammar School - Caulfield CampusMr Simon BrownChorale & Shaker Dance - John ZdechlikThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreHoe Down - Aaron Copland arr. Quincy C. Hilliard

Balwyn High SchoolMr Sergei TchebykinThe Light Shines in Darkness - MilnerAs We Forgive - Ryan Nowlin

Performance order may change

Performance order may change

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Saturday 25th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Alfred Music PublishingNovice Concert BandSaturday August 25, 9.00am - 12.45pm

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolMr Timothy BarkerIronclad - Sean O'LoughunSkeleton Dance - Brian WestSassafras Tea - Michael Ore

Fintona Girls' SchoolMs Sam SeabrookFanfare of the Champions - Brian HoggSunset Serenade - Brian HoggSpookyville - Edward Kennedy

Donvale Christian CollegePeter SheridanLullaby - Timothy FisherKum Ba Yah Trad.

Frankston High SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Warrandyte High SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

Flinders Christian Community - College Carrum Downs CampusDetails not available at time of printing

Eltham High SchoolMr Rick PlummerThe Royal Tower – Michael SweeneySanctus – Robert W. SmithPioneer Songs – Larry Daehn

Friday 24th | Concert Bands | Robert Blackwood Hall - Wenger Stage

Alfred Music PublishingNovice Concert BandFriday August 24, 8.30am - 1.05pm

Blackburn High SchoolSuzanne Wedding"Crown of Glory - Robert W. Smith"Amazing Grace - Trad. arr. Paul LavenderSpookyville - Edward Kennedy

Trinity Grammar SchoolMr Trent HutchinsonKing Arthur's Coronation March - Steve HommelThe Pilgrimage - Robert SheldonMarch of the Champions - Timothy Loest

Santa Maria CollegeRobin Henry & Trako SibbelSpookyville - Edward Kennedy

Trinity Grammar SchoolMr Chris BrownPico Rivero - John O’ReillyEventide - Matt ConawayStar Chaser - Andrew Balent

Maranatha Christian School - Cardinia CampusMrs Nicole LiddlePirates of the Caribean - Badell - arr. Michael SweenySpookyville - Edward KennedyPico Rivero - John O’Reilly

Xavier College - Burke HallDr Monte MumfordEventide - Matt ConawaySpookyville - Edward Kennedy

Blackburn Primary SchoolMr Ken MacDonaldMarch of the Champions - LoestSpookyville - Edward Kennedy

St Helena Secondary CollegeMs Natasha RobertsChallenger Point -Timothy JohnsonWhen the Rhinos do the Rhumba - Len OrainePirates of the Barbery Coast - T Loest

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandFriday August 24, 1.40pm - 5.20pm

McKinnon Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Girton Grammar SchoolMrs Jacqui VineAccolade -William HimesCrescent Meadow - Rob Romeyn

Eltham High SchoolMr Edward FairlieSymphonic Overture - Charles CarterAmmerland – Jacob de HaanRhythm Stand – Jennifer Higdon

Lavalla Catholic College St Paul's CampusDetails not available at time of printing

Mazenod CollegeDoug LeutchfordSymphonic Overture - Charles CarterAmparito Roco - Jaime Texidor arr WinterThe Great Locomotive Chase - Robert W. Smith

Hal Leonard AustraliaIntermediate Concert BandFriday August 24, 6.10pm - 10.30pm

Carey Baptist Grammar SchoolMr Jason DigbyAccolade -William HimesBlue and Green Music - HazoThe Unexpected Journey Ciechomski

Korumburra Secondary CollegeDetails not available at time of printing

Loyola CollegeMr Paul KamayFestive Tribute - Carl StrommenCrescent Meadow - Rob RomeynIgnition - Todd Stalter

Fintona Girls' SchoolMs Sam SeabrookEat My Shorts Dance - John BarrettThe Seal Lullaby - Eric WhitacreIgnition - Todd Stalter

Warrandyte High SchoolDetails not available at time of printing

McClelland CollegeEric BuddFestive Tribute - Carl StrommenBlue and Green Music - Hazo

Performance order may change

Performance order may change

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DIRECTOR BRYCE IVES MUSICAL DIRECTOR ADRIAN PORTELLALEXANDER THEATRE MONASH UNIVERSITY CLAYTON

WED 26 – SAT 29 SEPTEMBER AT 8PM MATINEE: FRI 28 SEPTEMBER AT 2PM

BOOK NOW 9905 1111 or www.monash.edu/mapaINSPIRED BY THE MOTION PICTURE “FORBIDDEN PLANET” COURTESY OF TURNER ENTERTAINMENT CO. THIS AMATEUR

PRODUCTION IS PRESENTED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH HAL LEONARD AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ON BEHALF OF JOSEF WEINBERGER LTD.

www.monash.edu/mapa