Ironwood & Developing Artists In Residence Project
August 10th 2011 02:13
Next month Ironwood will be performing a beautiful string quartet program, Horizons, in Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsular (16, 18 September), and then Ironwood will continue their successful Education Program with a Sydney performance with St James' Choir called Bach and Beyond with the Developing Artists (22, 25 September). More details Here.
Ironwood is very proud to have been offered a fifth year as Artists-In-Residence at Bundanon, NSW. October 2011 is a very special residency; after five years of incredible hard work and planning, Ironwood are taking 36 young musicians from all over Australia and New Zealand – part of our Developing Artist pre-professional education program – to Bundanon to form a classical orchestra.
Bundanon is a unique rehearsal and learning space for artists; providing opportunities to work alongside professional mentors in performance, research and arts business practices, as well as Arthur Boyd’s magical space to reflect and hone their own artistic practice.
Ironwood’s pre-professional program in historically informed performance is the only one of its type in the southern hemisphere, offering early music specialist students the opportunity to build links with the profession.
Bundanon Trust has generously given Ironwood this residency as a rehearsal camp, and Ironwood musicians will play alongside, and mentor the young musicians.
But we need help to get our young musicians to this residency! Ironwood receives no government funding to support the transport costs for our education program, and to date we have no corporate airline sponsorships to help offset flight costs. We want to make our programs accessible to ALL young people, regardless of their financial capacity to participate. Most of our young musicians are travelling from Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Auckland to participate in our programs.
Just $200 will sponsor a young musician’s airfare, all donations are tax deductible and are made through AbaF’s Australia Cultural Fund. You will be acknowledged as an invaluable supporter in our programs and on our website if you wish. We will be having an open rehearsal & afternoon tea at Bundanon, so you can meet your sponsored musician, and get to see the property.
Ironwood & Developing Artists In Residence Project
Bundanon Oct 10-14, 2011.
Carriageworks, Redfern 7.30pm Oct 15;
Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle, 2.30pm, Oct 16, 2011.
Program: Mozart Symphony No 25 G minor K183; Haydn ‘Hornsignal’ Symphony No 31 D major; Mozart Piano Concerto C major K415. Director: Dr Neal Peres Da Costa
You can fill in the Appeal Form HERE, or directly online HERE.
Thank you for supporting inspiring arts projects through AbaF’s Australia Cultural Fund.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Anna Cerneaz, Ironwood ph: 0412 093 063 email: cenika.anna
IRONWOOD presents HORIZONS
Friday 16 September, 7:30pm
Richmond VIC
Sunday 18 September, 6pm
Main Ridge Estate, Flinders VIC
Ironwood
Rachael Beesley - violin
Julia Fredersdorff - violin
Nicole Forsyth - viola
Daniel Yeadon - cello
Join Ironwood in string quartet guise for an evening of visionary horizons. The program features Haydn’s Opus 20 - developing the equality of the voices in the classical string quartet in a new way for the 1770’s; Beethoven’s groundbreaking Op 18, as well as Melbourne composer Katy Abbott's “Vertical Horizon” for string quartet. The concert will be performed in the intimate surrounds of a private Richmond gallery and on the Mornington Peninsula’s Main Ridge Estate. Please join us for some wine, music and to discover new horizons of string quartet writing in the 18th, 19th & 21st centuries.
Program
HAYDN String Quartet Op 20 No 2 C major
KATY ABBOTT Vertical Horizon
BEETHOVEN String Quartet Op 18 No 4 C minor
October marks a very special residency, with over 36 young musicians as apart of the Ironwood Education Program. And we need your help!
IRONWOOD APPEAL: TRANSPORT FUNDS FOR EDUCATION PROJECTS
$200 helps a young musician take part in this exceptional program: Donate HERE
We need help to get its young musicians to the artist-in-residence camp at Arthur Boyd’s Bundanon, on the Shoalhaven, NSW October 10-16, 2011.
IRONWOOD APPEAL: TRANSPORT FUNDS FOR EDUCATION PROJECTS
$200 helps a young musician take part in this exceptional program: Donate HERE
We need help to get its young musicians to the artist-in-residence camp at Arthur Boyd’s Bundanon, on the Shoalhaven, NSW October 10-16, 2011.
Ironwood is very proud to have been offered a fifth year as Artists-In-Residence at Bundanon, NSW. October 2011 is a very special residency; after five years of incredible hard work and planning, Ironwood are taking 36 young musicians from all over Australia and New Zealand – part of our Developing Artist pre-professional education program – to Bundanon to form a classical orchestra.
Bundanon is a unique rehearsal and learning space for artists; providing opportunities to work alongside professional mentors in performance, research and arts business practices, as well as Arthur Boyd’s magical space to reflect and hone their own artistic practice.
Ironwood’s pre-professional program in historically informed performance is the only one of its type in the southern hemisphere, offering early music specialist students the opportunity to build links with the profession.
Bundanon Trust has generously given Ironwood this residency as a rehearsal camp, and Ironwood musicians will play alongside, and mentor the young musicians.
But we need help to get our young musicians to this residency! Ironwood receives no government funding to support the transport costs for our education program, and to date we have no corporate airline sponsorships to help offset flight costs. We want to make our programs accessible to ALL young people, regardless of their financial capacity to participate. Most of our young musicians are travelling from Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Auckland to participate in our programs.
Just $200 will sponsor a young musician’s airfare, all donations are tax deductible and are made through AbaF’s Australia Cultural Fund. You will be acknowledged as an invaluable supporter in our programs and on our website if you wish. We will be having an open rehearsal & afternoon tea at Bundanon, so you can meet your sponsored musician, and get to see the property.
Ironwood & Developing Artists In Residence Project
Bundanon Oct 10-14, 2011.
Carriageworks, Redfern 7.30pm Oct 15;
Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle, 2.30pm, Oct 16, 2011.
Program: Mozart Symphony No 25 G minor K183; Haydn ‘Hornsignal’ Symphony No 31 D major; Mozart Piano Concerto C major K415. Director: Dr Neal Peres Da Costa
You can fill in the Appeal Form HERE, or directly online HERE.
Thank you for supporting inspiring arts projects through AbaF’s Australia Cultural Fund.
Anna Cerneaz, Ironwood ph: 0412 093 063 email: cenika.anna
IRONWOOD presents HORIZONS
Friday 16 September, 7:30pm
Richmond VIC
Sunday 18 September, 6pm
Main Ridge Estate, Flinders VIC
Ironwood
Rachael Beesley - violin
Julia Fredersdorff - violin
Nicole Forsyth - viola
Daniel Yeadon - cello
Join Ironwood in string quartet guise for an evening of visionary horizons. The program features Haydn’s Opus 20 - developing the equality of the voices in the classical string quartet in a new way for the 1770’s; Beethoven’s groundbreaking Op 18, as well as Melbourne composer Katy Abbott's “Vertical Horizon” for string quartet. The concert will be performed in the intimate surrounds of a private Richmond gallery and on the Mornington Peninsula’s Main Ridge Estate. Please join us for some wine, music and to discover new horizons of string quartet writing in the 18th, 19th & 21st centuries.
Program
HAYDN String Quartet Op 20 No 2 C major
KATY ABBOTT Vertical Horizon
BEETHOVEN String Quartet Op 18 No 4 C minor
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