CIMTSS2018 Public Events Schedule (More information, and ticketing details to follow soon) January 26: ‘A Broadway Conversation’ January 27: Secondary Schools Presentation January 31: Community Broadway Masterclass February 2: GROFF, MURNEY, BURNS in concert February 3: Emerging Professionals Presentation
Ara Music Arts are excited to be partnering with the ‘All Ears’ team to bring this unique week of workshops to New Zealand in January 2018. This week long program is a great opportunity for musicians of any age and ability. It provides participants a format to explore jazz and improvised music in a fun, […]
Join CIMTSS Director Luke Di Somma as he chats with the Broadway tutors at CIMTSS2018. In 2016, this event was a real highlight, and we anticipate another exciting and revealing conversation in 2018. Tickets on the door, and are $10. Please click GOING if you intend to come. Cash only. Venue – St Margaret’s College […]
This PD day is designed to support intermediate, secondary and itinerant teachers in delivering the Music Curriculum, with a particular focus on Music Technology and digital integration..
Music Education day in the Bay Of Plenty!!! Suitable for teachers, music teachers, itinerant teachers. Particularly for Primary educators / ECE / Early High School. This workshop will offer a day of music-making, involving the voice, movement and classroom instruments which acknowledges the bi-cultural identity of Aotearoa, New Zealand. Participants will take away new skills, […]
Come and join us to hear about what is happening in Canterbury Music Education. There will be drinks and nibbles at 7, followed by a samba workshop, then a cello performance by this year’s MEC Scholarship winner, and finally our short Annual General Meeting.
NZ Secondary Students Symphony Orchestra Course Details Monday 23th April – Saturday 28th April 2018 Directed by Tianyi Lu Violin soloist Isaac Shatford St Margaret’s Charles Luney Auditorium Performance Programme Sibelius Finlandia, Op.26 Prokofiev Violin concerto No.2, Op.63 Rachmaninoff Symphony No.2
With more than 40 prizes and awards choral and jazz ensembles, including the Australasian Open Choral Championship 2004, Michael Griffin is well known as an international conference presenter, clinician and speaker. Michael’s seminars are not just about music learning. Rather, his intense interest in the general nature of achievement and expertise, motivation, neuroscience, creativity and pedagogy sees him speaking to a variety of audiences of staff, students and parents. His presentation ‘The Expertise Mindset’ specifically addresses intrinsically driven improvement.
The Positive Power of Musical Play – A Workshop with Julie Wylie: Saturday 5 May, 2pm – 4pm, Christchurch School of Music ??? Julie is delighted to present a practical workshop on “The Positive Power of Musical Play”, in association with Music Education Canterbury (see workshop outline below for further information). This workshop is designed to help […]
For advanced piano students and piano teachers… but all welcome. Chamber Room at The Piano, 156 Armagh St, Christchurch 8011 Sunday 27th May from 1.30-5pm. Link to registration form and pricing details https://tinyurl.com/IRMT2018Masterclasses Run by the Christchurch branch of IRMT
The Rodger Fox Big Band The 17 members of New Zealand’s acclaimed Rodger Fox Big Band will be accompanied by four leading international jazz musicians. Many of the musicians in the big band hold positions in major teaching institutions, including the New Zealand School of Music and many High Schools. Rodger Fox Rodger Fox is […]
Fun Music Theory Games integrated with the computational thinking part of the new Digital Technologies curriculum and other cool music and tech stuff. Music & Digital Technology Tuesday 5 June 2018 Music Education Otago invites you to a workshop that combines elements of the new Digital Technologies Curriculum with Music. Our presenters: Judith Bell Judith Bell […]
This free concert invites everyone to share in the joy and fun of music!
A new event this year to acknowledge the variety of singing groups in our secondary schools. The idea is a simple rotation of performances by all singing groups in attendance and a massed sing to conclude. A proven formula in the Wairarapa!!
This symphony was once described as ‘blue sky in A major’ – a description that can’t be bettered. How does Mendelssohn so perfectly translate the warmth of the southern sun into music? It’s all in the details of the orchestration, just waiting to be unpicked by Richard Gill.
