Queensland memory webcasts
Webcasts in this Queensland history and heritage.
A night in the JOL: the community music spirit in Queensland
Discuss community music making and its importance in the lives of Queenslanders from colonial times to now, at a lively evening forum with Professor Peter Roennfeldt and Dr. Brydie-Leigh Bartleet from the Queensland Conservatorium in conversation with Dr Kate Evans, ABC Radio National.Part of the Live! exhibition events program.
Date: Web 12 Jun 2013
Time: 6pm
Venue: JOL Reading Room
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A night in the JOL: the community music spirit in Queensland
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Bands and the 'burbs
The culture of music-making begins and develops in schools and local communities, and Queensland is leading the nation in music education.Join high school music directors Laurinda Davidson and Stefanie Smith, and community and school band director David Jones, in conversation with Ralph Hultgren, Head of the Open Conservatorium, as they explore the relevance of band in schools and the community.
Part of Live! Queensland band culture exhibition program
Date: Wed 10 July 2013
Venue: Philip Bacon Heritage Gallery
Bands and the 'burbs
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