Lady's Mantle to treat our ears

Sunday 27 October
at the St Paul's Anglican Parish Hall
Commissioner Street, Cooma

Lady's Mantle, directed by Maia Harrison, is a Canberra based women's vocal ensemble of enthusiastic and experienced singers. They perform a blend of music from medieval to modern drawing on nine centuries of folk, classical and popular music.

The ensemble will perform in Cooma on Sunday 27 October.

Watch this space for more information!

Tickets
Adult $20
Concession $15
SMAC Members $10
School Students and Children FREE

Lamplighters Choir

Sunday 13 October
at the St Paul's Anglican Parish Hall
Commissioner Street, Cooma

Tickets
Adult $20
Concession $15
SMAC Members $10
School Students and Children FREE

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David Pereira returns to Cooma

Friday 15 November 6:30pm for 7:30pm
at the St Paul's Anglican Parish Hall
Commissioner Street, Cooma

David Pereira is one of Australia's most accomplished cellists. He will be giving a recital on Friday 15 November in Cooma, accompanied by Cooma's own Glenyss Allen on piano.

Join David and Glenyss from 6:30pm for wine and nibbles before the concert begins at 7:30pm.

The programme will include Schubert, Schumann, Piazzolla and Pereira.

Tickets will be available at The Fabric Salon and also at the door

Adult $25
Concession $20
SMAC Member $15
School Students and Children FREE

ConQuest XII to Conquer Cooma 2013

ConQuest XII
The Great Southern Tour

Wednesday 26 June 7:30pm
at the St Paul's Anglican Parish Hall
Commissioner Street, Cooma

This year's Great Southern Tour, featuring students of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, is presented by...

David Miller on piano
Cassandra Horsman on Oboe
Long Nguyen on Bassoon
and "Mirth" Jazz Trio - Harry Day on Drums, Nicholas Henderson on Bass and Wilbur White on Piano

Tickets are available at the door or from The Fabric Salon

Ticket prices:
Adult $25
Concession $20
Arts Council Member $15
Full-time Students and Children Under 18 are FREE

Monaro Country Music Muster

Monaro Country Music Muster
29 March to 1 April 2013
At various venues around Cooma

Hosted by Cooma Rotary Club, this event will raise funds for The Community Chest (an organisation which helps people in Cooma-Monaro and Snowy River Shires who have ill health and cannot get assistance through other areas of support).

The weekend programme is:

Friday 29 March 12pm - Centennial Park - Free Music in the Park
Saturday 30 March 10am to 4pm - Cooma-Monaro Railway - Quilt & Craft Expo plus free entertainment
Saturday 30 March 7pm - Cooma Country & Bowling Club - Local artists and invited guests
Sunday 31 March 9am to 1pm - Centennial Park - Rotary Markets including free entertainment
Sunday 31 March 2pm - St Paul's Anglican Parish Hall - Walk-up Concert
Monday 1 April 10am - Cooma Country & Bowling Club - Walk-up Concert

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Nicholas Young, Pianist

Snowy Monaro Arts Council presents
pianist Nicholas Young
Sunday 3 March
2:30pm
St Paul's Anglican Parish Hall, Commissioner Street, Cooma

Tickets at The Fabric Salon, Cooma
and at the door

Ticket prices:
Adult $20
Concession $15
Arts Council Member $10
Student $5

Twenty two-year-old Nicholas, who comes from Sydney, began studying piano at the age of six.
His extraordinary skill as a pianist has earned him several scholarships and recognition in several competitions. He was the national winner of the Yamaha Australian Youth Piano Competition in 2007, the winner of the Keyboard finals in the ABC Symphony Australia Young Performer Awards in 2001, and in 2012 he took second place in the Australian National Piano Award and was a finalist in the Australian Youth Classical Music Competition.
Nicholas has performed solo in Australia and New Zealand and has performed with Symphony Orchestras all around Australia.
The Snowy Monaro Arts Council is proud to present a recital by this gifted young musician.

The Beauty of Baroque in Cooma

On Sunday 10 February at 2:30pm Peter Crane will present his fourth concert in St Andrew’s Uniting Church in Cooma.

Peter’s life has been music. Starting on piano at the age of four, his career as an organist began when he was just 16. He played for broadcasts and concerts on organs at Pitt Street Congregational Church and Sydney Town Hall plus numerous concerts at Sydney Opera House.

Since 1990 Peter has resided in Brisbane where he is a freelance professional accompanist and organist. He is heavily involved in Redlands Eisteddfods and has directed and produced ‘Redlands on Stage’ for a number of years.

The recital programme for the 10^th of February includes pieces from the Baroque period through to the 20^th century, and also features the talents of two local musicians. Glenyss Allen and Chris Wall will join Peter, on piano and trumpet respectively, during the concert.

This will be the first presentation of the year for Snowy Monaro Arts Council. Tickets are available now at The Fabric Salon and at the door on the day.

Beauty of Baroque

Snowy Monaro Arts Council's first presentation for 2013 features
organist Peter Crane in Beauty of Baroque
Sunday 10 February
2:30pm
At St Andrew's Uniting Church Hall, Soho Street, Cooma

Supporting Peter Crane are Chris Wall on trumpet and Glenyss Allen on keys

Tickets at The Fabric Salon, Cooma
and at the door

Ticket prices:
Adult $20
Concession $15
Arts Council Member $10
Student $5