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Education Concerts As The NZSO Visits Regions

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NZSO Education Programme 2001

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra begins its National Education programme in May around the Subscription Season concerts, featuring Matthias Bamert, NZSO Principal Guest Conductor, renowned broadcaster on both television and radio and a man dedicated to the business of music education. In 2001 our programme offers a comprehensive range of activities catering for students from Year 1 to Year 13 and talented young musicians.

This month will see the NZSO taking the Education Programme for the first time to Christchurch, Hamilton and Hawke's Bay as well as Wellington and Auckland. The success of 2001 Education has been seen in particular in Christchurch where the orchestra will perform a "sold-out" Education concert.

The Education Programme pilots specialised concerts, small group performances and open rehearsals for Primary and Secondary students and focuses on the ability of people to respond to music in an infinite number of ways. Play with the Orchestra provides an opportunity for those who already play an instrument to participate in a big rehearsal. Opportunities for talented students come through the NZSO National Youth Orchestra and the Mentor Programme, which is run concurrently in Auckland and Wellington in partnership with The Edge® Community Arts Programme.

We hope that by giving our audiences the opportunity to experience music through performing, listening, discussing or composing, the enjoyment and inspiration we get from orchestral music can be shared with them.

PROGRAMME

PRIMARY At the heart of these Education concerts is the opportunity for students to experience a live symphony orchestra in performance. The students will have the opportunity to interact with musicians and to engage with the music, while learning about the instruments of the orchestra and the materials of music. Each concert has been designed to meet specific learning objectives of the new curriculum.

Years 5-8

Wellington Hamilton Venue: Lower Hutt Town Hall Venue: Founders Theatre Date: Tuesday 15 May 2001 Date: Thursday 17 May 2001 Time: 1.30pm Time: 1.30pm

Auckland Christchurch Venue: Auckland Town Hall Venue: Christchurch Town Hall Date: Friday 18 May 2001 Date: Wednesday 23 May 2001 Time: 1:30pm Time: 1:30pm

SECONDARY

Small groups will be visiting different schools in Hawke's Bay on Tuesday 15 and Wednesday 16 May doing masterclass work.

Date: Tuesday 15 May Date: Wednesday 16 May Venue: Napier Girls High Venue: Lindisfarne Boys/Hasting Girls Time: 1.30-2.30pm Time: 11am - noon

Date: Wednesday 16 May Venue: Havelock North High School Time: 1.30-2.30pm

For further information please contact Hannah Evans on (04) 801 3833/(025) 533023.


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