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Welcome to ANBOC 2026! Here you can preview the conference timetable. From September, ticket holders will be able to register for sessions and build their own timetables in the conference app.
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Sunday October 4, 2026 1:30pm - 2:30pm AEDT
The North Shore Wind Symphony was founded in 2016 and its members are passionate about making meaningful music. We promote a lifelong love of music by providing like-minded individuals the opportunity to perform quality wind ensemble repertoire in an environment driven by enjoyment and respect. With the support of the Barker Alumni, we strive to share this enjoyment of music-making across Sydney and beyond.

Program:
Cumulus the Choreographer - Jodie Blackshaw (Australian Premiere) - Grade 6
Pageant - Vincent Persichetti - Grade 4
Three Latin Dances - Daniel Rojas (World Premiere) - Grade 4
Music of the Spheres - Philip Sparke - Grade 6
Haunted Objects (Tsukumogami) - John Mackey - Grade 4
Speakers
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Andrew McWade

Director of Bands, Barker College
Andrew was appointed Director of Bands at Barker in 2015 and has worked as an ensemble director for over a decade. He is also the founding music director of the Old Barker Association’s North Shore Wind Symphony, one of Australia’s premiere wind bands. He holds two degrees from... Read More →
Performers
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North Shore Wind Symphony

Barker Alumni
North Shore Wind Symphony is a community band celebrating it’s 10th anniversary in 2026. Part of the Barker Alumni association, the band is made up of over 60 members with diverse backgrounds and ages, and a shared commitment to quality music making. Based in the Hornsby area, many... Read More →
Sunday October 4, 2026 1:30pm - 2:30pm AEDT
Verbrugghen Hall Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Conservatorium Road, Sydney NSW, Australia

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