TEACHING SINGING TODAY - ‘BRINGING a SONG TO LIFE’

Teaching singing today…

Bringing a song to life!

with
Peter Cousens
Anne-Maree McDonald

and
Belinda Lemon
Rowena Cowley
Peter Egan

This event is designed for singing teachers and singers. Topics encompass many styles - classical singing to musical theatre to pop - in presentations, panel discussion and performance style master-classes.

Date: Sunday 30th May
Time: 9:30 – 4:00
Venue: Mosman Art Gallery & Community Centre - Grand Hall,
Cnr Art Gallery Way and Myahgah Road Mosman.

Information please phone Di Hughes on 0401 647 706.

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Bridging Voice Science and Vocal Pedagogy


Scott McCoy

Workshop

Date: Sunday, October 18

Time: 9:30am – 5:00pm

Venue: Macquarie University

Lecture Theatre

Building Y3A

Balaclava Road

North Ryde

http://www.ofm.mq.edu.au/PDF/map_colour.pdf

Program

9:00 – 9:30 Registration

9:30 – 11:00 Establishing a fact based pedagogy

11:00 – 11:15 Morning tea

11:15 – 12:30 Formant session

12:30 – 1:30 Lunch

1:30 – 3:00 Resonance and registers

3:00 – 3:15 Afternoon tea

3:15 – 5:00 New horizons in voice classification

Information: Di Hughes 0401 647 706

dianhughes@optusnet.com.au

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Australian Repertoire Day

G’Day!

Australian songs to sing and teach

Sunday 9th August, 9.30am - 4.15pm

Join us in a celebration of Australian songs incorporating presentations and performances.

Venue: Lane Cove Music and Cultural Centre

            266 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove

Cost: Members special   $55

         Student special     $30 (all day)

         Non-members       $65

Come and expand your knowledge of Australian repertoire and the pedagogy associated with that repertoire. Classical, contemporary and children’s Australian music will be covered. This will be a great day for professional development, to ask questions and to expand your repertoire!

For further information or registrations contact Robyn Wells on 0405 835 635 or r.wells@usyd.edu.au.

 

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Tips, Talks & Sharing Teachers Forum

This is a FREE event for ANATS members 

($30 for non-ANATS members or join ANATS on the day - Annual fee $95.00) 

Sunday 3rd May, 11am-4pm

JMC Academy, 41 Holt St, Surry Hills

You are warmly invited to attend a Forum for Singing Teachers. This forum is not only a day to share knowledge, but is also an opportunity to exchange ideas and to socialise.

Presentations on teaching methods and practices:

Stephen Baker (Contemporary); Anne-Maree McDonald (Musical Theatre); Robyn Wells (Classical); and Diane Hughes (Contemporary).

Papers on different aspects of teaching singing:

  1. Marilyn Brett: “What classical teachers should know about the needs of contemporary singers”
  2. Prudence Dunstone, PhD - “Ornamentation in early Nineteenth Century arias”
  3. Gwenda Gilligan - “Personality characteristics and music performance anxiety in adolescents” (HSC students) and
  4. Cathy Aggett - “A wallaby, a hag, and a gray day - strategies to approach three Colin Brumby songs”

For further information, contact

Di Hughes 0401 647 706 or Carol-ann Bentley 02 9489 4927

Entered by C.Aggett on behalf of ANATS NSW

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Photos: 20 Years of ANATS

Special Online Slideshow Presentation

Photos: 20 years of ANATS NSW (Requires Flash)

Prepared by Cathy Aggett, Secretary, ANATS NSW

Clicking the link above will launch a new browser window.

TIP:

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2008 NSW AGM - 7th December, 3.30pm

The 2008 Annual General Meeting of the NSW Chapter of ANATS

will be held at the home of Robyn Wells

112 Pentecost Ave, Turramurra 

on

Sunday, 7th December, 2008 at 3.30pm

We warmly invite all members to attend this important meeting and to take part in the work of your professional organisation.

Take this opportunity to contribute to the plans for 2009 as well as catch up with colleagues.

Contact Cathy Aggett (02) 9452 2049 for nomination or proxy forms

RSVP to Carol-ann Bentley (20) 9489 4927

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A celebration of 20 years of ANATS - Looking back and looking forward - 22nd Nov

ANATS members are warmly invited to a celebration to be held at Mosman Art Gallery on Saturday, 22nd November from 2-4.30pm. Guest speaker for the afternoon is producer and director of opera musical theatre, Stuart Maunder. Many ANATS members will be in attendance, both past and present, and we would love to see you there at this special event. Yes - there will be some singing!

Where: Mosman Art Gallery & Community Centre Grand Hall

Cr Art Gallery Way & Myahgah Rd; Mosman

When: Saturday, 22nd November, 2008

RSVP & enquiries: 15th November to Carol-ann Bentley, (02) 9489 4929 carolannbentley@bigpond.com.au

Cathy Aggett, Secretary, NSW ANATS.

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VIVID VOICES WORKSHOP UPDATE - 3rd & 4th May

Just to let you know bookings are still being taken for this exciting weekend nearly upon us. Anyone still interested in participating in the Masterclasses or wanting to make a booking, please contact Carol-ann Bentley on (02) 9489 4927. Looking forward to seeing you there,

Cathy Aggett. Secretary. NSW ANATS.

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VIVID VOICES WORKSHOP - 3rd & 4th May

Presenters - Sonny Chua, Dr Jean Callaghan & Diane Hughes at

The Kings School, Parramatta

Billed as a “must see, must do, must book singing event of the year”, ANATS NSW is hoping singing teachers and their students will take advantage of the fantastic range of events organised for this fun-filled weekend. We’re excited to having Sonny Chua presenting for us and have organised a range of activities to showcase his unique talents to enthuse young singers. For those of us who’ve seen him in action with both choirs and piano students, he’s a dynamic presenter and we’re fortunate to have him present for us. Our own Dr Jean Callaghan is set to demystify some long-held myths and facts about voice science as well as being on the Masterclass panels and forum sessions to handle the classical questions. Diane Hughes will chair both forum sessions and comment from a contemporary teacher’s perspective on the Masterclass panels, on which Sonny will comment on presentation skills.

Lunch, morning and afternoon teas are included in registration each day. Special registration prices for members. Bursaries available on application. Three students able to come for free for the Saturday morning. See registration form for details.

This is definitely not a weekend to miss! Download a brochure and registration form from the News and Events page of this site.

Enquiries and bookings to Carol-ann Bentley (02) 9489 4927

Cathy Aggett Secretary, ANATS NSW

 

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American young voice expert to visit New South Wales

anats NSW are pleased to present a range of exciting workshops in Sydney, Armidale and Gosford with eminent singing teacher ROBERT EDWIN from New Jersey, USA.

Click here for Robert Edwin Workshop brochure 
 
SYDNEY: 9-10 June, 2007 at Opera Centre, Surry Hills.
 
ROBERT EDWIN will be our special guest presenter for the 2 day workshop, sharing his knowledge and expertise in the field of teaching contemporary commercial music to young singers. This includes music theatre, gospel, rock and pop.
 
He is a singer who has performed in many environments including Cathedrals, Carnegie Hall, has sung with Duke Ellington and has performed on TV and radio. Robert has composed a wide variety of music, ranging from children’s songs, music theatre scores to hymns and choir anthems.
 
His large teaching studio in New Jersey has students of all ages, learning classical, music theatre, rock and pop, and he has trained many successful artists.
 
Robert Edwin lectures, travels and gives workshops, writes many articles, and is well known for his column in the National Association of Teachers of Singing [NATS] “Journal of Singing” entitled “The Bach to Rock Connection” – dedicated to non classical pedagogy.
 
The weekend in June will be aimed at teachers of young voice, choral conductors of young choirs and young singers who wish to sing contemporary music.
 
He will be asked to work with soloists, small ensembles, and is offering to work with those teachers brave enough to be a soloist in a masterclass.
 
There will be sessions appropriate for H.S.C. students [years 10, 11 and 12], who will gain some invaluable advice to help them in their preparations for this important examination.
Robert will present some techniques in assisting teachers to instruct students how to ‘cross over’ from classical to non classical styles. Teachers have often mentioned their lack of confidence in dealing with the many styles which they are asked to teach.
 
The topic of children’s and teenage belting will be included in the weekend’s program.
We have a responsibility to the young people who come to us, to help guide them and give them ways to sing healthily and produce pleasing results.
 
Whether you are a voice teacher, choral conductor or singer of any age who is involved in singing contemporary commercial music, this weekend offers you many gems, and you will be given the chance to ask questions of this expert in child pedagogy.
 
Robert will also be available for PRIVATE LESSONS teacher or student on 7, 8, and 14 June. These can be arranged through Carol-ann.
 
Contact:  Carol-ann Bentley [02] 9489 4927
Carolannbentley@bigpond.com
 
ARMIDALE: 11 June 2007 New England Conservatorium of Music.
This workshop will commence at 1.45 pm and conclude at 4.30.
There will be a masterclass concentrating on music theatre and the adolescent voice, followed by a demonstration about belting and contemporary vocal techniques.
 
Contact: Inge Southcott [02] 6771 5593
ingesinger@optusnet.com.au
 
CENTRAL COAST: 12-13 June at Central Coast Conservatorium, Gosford
Robert Edwin will work with young people in two late afternoon workshops/masterclasses of 2.5 hours each.
There will be opportunities for soloists, small groups, teachers and choral conductors to learn more about healthy contemporary singing techniques.
Private lessons are also available.
 
Contact: Lilija Sile [02] 4329 3633
focamu@dodo.com.au
  

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