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Saturday, October 3
 

8:30am AEST

Choral warm-ups, musical brain teasers and sight-singing Part I
Saturday October 3, 2026 8:30am - 8:50am AEST
Join Dr Elizabeth Scott, Lecturer in Conducting and Director Sydney Conservatorium Choir, for a short session of fun and challenging musical warm-ups you can use with students of all ages and musical abilities.
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Dr Elizabeth Scott

Lecturer in Conducting | Discipline Lead - Conducting, Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Elizabeth Scott is a lecturer in conducting and the director of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music Choir. She is the Associate Music Director of Sydney Philharmonia Choirs and has performed and recorded with Cantillation, Pinchgut Opera and The Song Company.Elizabeth graduated from... Read More →
Saturday October 3, 2026 8:30am - 8:50am AEST
Music Workshop Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Conservatorium Road, Sydney NSW, Australia

2:30pm AEST

New Australian Music for School and Community Orchestras: An orchestral reading session
Saturday October 3, 2026 2:30pm - 3:30pm AEST
Participants are encouraged to bring their instruments for this session!

The Australian Music Centre (AMC) is the national service organisation dedicated to the promotion and support of art music in Australia. At the heart of our mission is a commitment to the representation, advocacy, promotion and support of Australian creators and their music. 
In 2025 the Australian Music Centre celebrated its 50th year and a key part of the celebrations was an opportunity for reflection and renewal. It is vital that we give recognition to the teaching and performance of Australian art music from the past as well as acknowledge new initiatives practiced in curricula and co-curricular programs of today.
The focus of this workshop/discussion is to demonstrate ways that educators can include more Australian music within their programs.   It will include repertoire that celebrates our cultural diversity as well as acknowledging a deep commitment to promoting a wide range of compositional approaches within the orchestral context.
Consider the question: how are you embedding Australian culture and, importantly, Australian ‘art music’ into your ensembles?   My role as Music Education Specialist is to help facilitate this process with a degree of ease, so that educators, performers, conductors, and students can access the music that is right for their purpose.
In this orchestral reading workshop, there will be information shared on how to source repertoire for your ensemble as well as the opportunity for delegates to play through orchestral works on offer at the AMC alongside a live orchestra. In addition, strategies will be discussed on how to include more Australian music in our co-curricular ensembles. 
The purpose of this discussion is for educators to connect and understand the services and resources that are provided at the AMC as well as give a deeper insight into the cultural significance of the Australian Music Centre.
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Dr Joanna Drimatis

Music Education Specialist, Australian Music Centre
Dr Joanna Drimatis is a highly-respected champion of Australian music and contemporary classical music – contributing comprehensively through her output as a conductor, performer, musical director, researcher and educator. Joanna is currently Music Education Specialist for the... Read More →
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Saturday October 3, 2026 2:30pm - 3:30pm AEST
Music Workshop Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Conservatorium Road, Sydney NSW, Australia
 
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