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ANBOC 2026
Welcome to ANBOC 2026!
Sunday October 4, 2026 4:00pm - 5:00pm AEDT
Whether large or small, the sound of an ensemble is the first impression of any listening experience. This presentation outlines intentional and focused strategies to support ensemble members and their directors in developing an auditory understanding of a cohesive ensemble sound. Central to this approach are creative and challenging activities that engage musicians in proactively developing critical listening skills for blend, balance, intonation, and ensemble togetherness.
Aimed at fostering emotionally responsive ensembles, these dynamic and engaging activities encourage all players to take responsibility for their individual contribution to the ensemble’s sound. Through regular inclusion of these purposeful tasks in the rehearsal process, ensemble members and their directors are equipped to make informed and musical decisions that strengthen the overall ensemble experience.

Speakers
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Dr Jemima Bunn

Director, Brolga Music Publishing
Dr Jemima Bunn (BEd (Sec Music), University of Melbourne; MMEd, University of Wisconsin–Madison; PhD, Melbourne Graduate School of Education)
Dr Jemima Bunn is a respected music educator, conductor, and curriculum leader known for her commitment to developing rich, inclusive, and student-centred music programs. She has led vibrant instrumental and classroom programs in Victorian government secondary schools, coordinating... Read More →
Sunday October 4, 2026 4:00pm - 5:00pm AEDT
Recital Hall East Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Conservatorium Road, Sydney NSW, Australia

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