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Welcome to the new ADRS website.
We hope you enjoy your new double reed home which has undergone some significant changes not limited to:
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Members only content (not just limited to Reeding Matter). We plan to expand this information in the future. |
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2017 ADRS National Bassoon & Oboe Competition
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Reporting from Brisbane on the 2017 ADRS National Bassoon and Oboe Competition, Masterclasses and AGM
By Miriam Butler Handsworth
Whilst the AFL footballers were preparing for the Grand Final on Saturday 30 September so were the emerging new generation of Australian bassoonists and oboists for the 2017 ADRS National Oboe and Bassoon Competition.
2017 ADRS AGM
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Reporting from Brisbane on the 2017 ADRS AGM
By Miriam Butler Handsworth
At 3.45pm 1st October the society’s AGM took place. The usual matters of business were addressed, including the election of new office bearers and, most excitingly, a new President. We congratulate Mark Gaydon on being our next ADRS President and look forward to the contribution he will make to our Society.
2017 ADRS Masterclasses
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Reporting from Brisbane on the 2017 ADRS Masterclasses
By Miriam Butler Handsworth
Following the 2017 ADRS Oboe & Bassoon competition there was a lunch break, which was an opportunity to meander through the trade stands set up in the AMEB foyer. We thank all who participated including Richard Craig Woodwind, Bassoon Factory, Musson Bassoon Reeds, Ozwinds, Oboe Central, Yamaha and Buffet. It is always a good opportunity to play different or new models of instruments, check out new accessories or simply get some reed making tips from an expert.
Victoria Branch
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ATTENTION TEACHERS AND MUSICIANS AGES 18-25!
Melbourne Recital Centre’s Great Romantics Competition returns for 2018 with the $6000 Elisabeth Murdoch Prize up for grabs, plus performance and recording opportunities.
This competition is open to university music students and recent graduates, with any instrument or vocal combination (of 5 ensemble members or less). Entrants must be aged between 18 – 25 years of age (at 1 January 2018) and permanent residents or citizens of Australia.
Competition repertoire must consist of work/s composed between 1810-1900 and not exceeding 20 minutes in total duration. Competition applications close at midnight on Wednesday 15 August 2018.
Although the competition is based in Melbourne, interstate applicants are encouraged to enter and may apply for funding to support travel and accommodation expenses.
Entry information and competing guidelines can be found at melbournerecital.com.au/events/2018/great-romantics-competition/
Twilight Chamber Music at Rippon Lea
Major sponsor C & C Rigg Bequest - since 1994 one of Melbourne's longest running and most loved chamber music series.
CONCERT 3 - BREATH-TAKING AND FOUR HANDS
Anne Gilby (oboe), Darryl Coote (piano), Darryl Coote & Max Cooke (piano four-hands). Works for oboe and piano by Poulenc, Arnold, Morricone, Schumann, Sutherland and others, plus piano duets by Mozart.
Sunday June 24, 2018 at 6.30pm
Rippon Lea Ballroom, 192 Hotham Street, Elsternwick (Melway 67 E2)
Poulenc – Sonata for oboe and piano
Mozart – Sonata in B-flat major for piano four-hands KV 358
Arnold - Sonatina for oboe and piano
Morricone – Gabriel’s Oboe for oboe and piano
Mozart – Andante & Variations in G major for piano four-hands KV 501
Schumann – Three Romances Op 94 for oboe and piano
Morris – A Day in the Brindabellas for oboe and piano
Martin – In a Native Garden for oboe and piano
Sutherland - Sonatina for oboe and piano
Opportunity for Secondary-Level Double Reed Players:
Now in its ninth year, Melbourne Recital Centre’s Bach Competition is dedicated to young musicians passionate about J.S. Bach.
The competition repertoire needs to be any work of J.S. Bach not exceeding 10 minutes in total duration. Soloists and ensembles of up to five members who are 17 years of age and under (at 1 January 2018) are welcome to apply. Applications close on Wednesday 9 May 2018 at midnight and the finals will be held at Melbourne Recital Centre on Sunday 17 June 2018.
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