Want to meet 250 people who share your passion, and experience incredible music together?
Yeah, we do too.
The Australian Youth Orchestra’s National Music Camp is on this month, bringing together talented emerging artists from across the country.
If you’ve participated in NMC before (like we have), it’s likely you’ll have some wild experiences (musical, of course) and crazy memories (non-musical, of course) to look back on. It’s a two-week program that provides professional and educational development to budding artists across fields from composition to performance, writing, sound production, and arts administration. And it’s been running for 70 years.
This year, conductors Christopher Seaman, Moritz Gnann, and director Sophie Rowell have jumped on board to help facilitate this educational experience – and to bring the music to NMC concertgoers throughout January. Guest artists Marshall McGuire (harp) and Ashley William Smith (clarinet) will feature, too. And most importantly, you’ll get to listen to the NMC artists’ hard work and hear their professional development activities in action when you rock up to the concerts taking place in Adelaide.
Support young musicians and watch them perform at the AYO National Music Camp, Elder Hall, University of Adelaide
Saturday 13 January 2018
Orchestral Concert 1 & 2 | 4pm & 7.30pm
Thursday 18 January 2018
Advanced Chamber Music | 8pm
Friday 19 January 2018
Composition Concert | 5.30pm
Brass & Percussion Concert | 8pm
Saturday 20 January 2018
Orchestral Concerts 3 & 4 | 4pm & 7.30pm
Best part about these gigs? They’re free to attend. Register for your tickets.
