The Kendall School of Arts will host a series of community music performance workshops for string players bringing together leading Australian educators, emerging artists, community educators and musicians from the Mid North Coast area and four passionate string players from the National Orchestra of Samoa through an initiative of the Kendall National Violin Competition.
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The workshops held on February 16-19 focus on advancing performance and playing skills for string players with eminent Australian music educator Fintan Murphy leading development of playing techniques and ensemble performance.
Attendance to workshops is free courtesy of generous support by the Kendall Community Op Shop which is making these exceptional opportunities available to local musicians and teachers.
The achievements of the workshops will be presented in a free performance at the Kendall School of Arts on Sunday, February 19 at 2pm featuring the Geist String Quartet, an exciting string quartet of emerging young Australian artists, four musicians from the National Orchestra of Samoa and the ensemble of resident musicians.
All are welcome and admission is free.
For further information contact Mavis Barnes, Kendall National Violin Competition, phone 6559 4339 or Goetz Richter, goetz.richter@sydney.edu.au 0404 407 686.
The detailed program of activities is available here: www.pentimento-northhaven.com
