Legato Orchestral Experience 2024
We are excited to announce that Legato is on again for 2024. For students aged 10-18 who play an orchestral instrument (including piano and saxophone). Legato will be held from the 30th September until 2nd October at CDU Casuarina Campus and culminate in a showcase concert on the evening of the 2nd of October.
The theme for the 2024 Legato event is TBA.
At the request of previous participants and tutors, we will not be running Advanced Ensembles in 2024. This will allow the students to focus more fully on the exciting orchestral repertoire.
Apply: Legato Orchestral Experience 2024 (Early Bird price now open from 1st - 30th June; registration closes 30th September)
Contact: CYCM 8946 6013, E: legatodarwin@gmail.com
Summary
| Age Range | 10 - 18 |
| Standard | AMEB Grade 1 - 8 (or equivalent) |
| Goals | To bring together the finest young musicians from Darwin and surrounding areas to rehearse and perform together under inspiring leadership. To offer students opportunities to expand their knowledge of orchestral repertoire through broadly based variations and styles of music. To augment, enrich, encourage, and enhance students from the Centre for Youth and Community Music as well as local school music programs in the region. To enable students to experience the elements of a “professional environment”, including competition, responsibility, concert hall performances. To foster students' interest in music as performers. |
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