Bangalow Music Festival 2011

The Bangalow Music Festival comes back in 2011 with a truly unbelievable line-up between Friday 12th to Sunday 14th August.

Combining world-class instrumentalists, captivating sleeping room repertoire, delicious nourishment and a festive air enclosed by the sub-tropical attractiveness of the heritage township of Bangalow.

Bangalow Music Festival is an enchanting weekend of melodies in an intimate setting. Showcasing a vibrant cross-section of melodious methods in the attractive township of Bangalow, just 10 minutes from Byron Bay, this yearly Festival is a world-class event.

The programs are wealthy in collaboration between expert sleeping room ensembles, appearing juvenile creative individuals, Australian composers and spectacular soloists. Over the years the Festival has met numerous differentiated creative individuals, encompassing Ilya Knovalov (Concertmaster of the Israel Philharmonic), the Australian String Quartet, Tankstream Quartet, Tel-Aviv Trio, Marshall Maguire, Slava Grigoryan, and of course constituents of the Southern Cross Soloists.

After assisting the Festival in 2004, famous Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe recounted it as, “the most stimulating carnival, out-of-doors a capital town, that I have ever attended”.

The award-winning Bangalow Music Festival has been the most stunning development of the Southern Cross Soloists in latest years. The Festival has developed to become one of the country’s finest melodies festivals.

2011 is a especially exceptional year as it brands the tenth celebration of this magnificent festival.

The whole happening includes:

Ten spectacular sleeping room melodies recitals held in the historic A&I Hall, starting on the Friday evening and culminating in a stunning finale on the Sunday afternoon

An open doorway to boost connection between assembly and musicians

A community live presentation, offered before the Festival for the localized inhabitants who spend the Festival accommodating the audience

An informative children’s live presentation boasting premier instrumentalists from both Australia and overseas for localized school children.

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Winter Magic Festival, Katoomba

The Festival is about renewal. It is the instant when the soil rotating through the solar scheme on its tilted axis starts its excursion back to the heat (though you might not observe it on the large-scale Festival Saturday). It is a time of renewal for all of us. A time to improve friendships, improve vows, revive aspirations, to commemorate all that is magical about this life or what might be.

The Winter Magic Festival is a community carnival, commemorated round the Winter solstice in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia.

The Winter Magic Festival is the Blue Mountains largest profile and most foreseen yearly event. The Blue Mountains is NSW inaugural City of the Arts and Katoomba is the heart of that city. It is the weekend when creative individuals, instrumentalists, dancers, drummers, choirs and community take over one of Australia's most well renowned towns.

During the happening, the major road of Katoomba is shut to engine traffic and open to pedestrian traffic. This permits the entire village to become a presentation space. The roads are bordered with market stalls and everyone who attends is boosted to dress in costume.

Unlike numerous Festivals run by Chambers of Commerce and Councils. this happening is run by community. It has a powerful localized aim and very broad general appeal. The setting is a village seated on a slender ridge and compelled north and south by a World Heritage recorded National Park.


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Calendar of Events Australia

March:

8th - Post Mardi Gras Dance Party in Alice Springs;

22nd-23rd - Borroloola Barra Classic (fishing comp) in Katherine.

April:

26th–3rd May - Nightcliff Seabreeze Festival in Darwin.

May:

3rd–5th - Katherine Country Music Muster;

24th - Bass in the Grass (music event) in Darwin.

June:

7th–9th - Tattersall's Finke Desert Race in Alice Springs;

24th–9th July - Darwin Pride Festival.

July:

5th–4th Aug - Darwin Cup Festival;

19th - Katherine Rodeo.

August:

6th–10th - Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair.

September:

6th - ASSA ABLOY Henley on Todd regatta in Alice Springs.

October:

11th - Gove Bush Golf Classic in Kakadu & Arnhemland.

11th-18th - Masters Games in Alice Springs;

November:

14th-16th - Lasseter's Open in Alice Springs.