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A month ago we visited Gulargambone Central School

A month ago we visited Gulargambone Central School and we just wanted to remind you how talented the kids are there! Here is a class concentrating and engaged with exploring how to draw a fish – Guduu (the Cod fish) one of Frank Wrights drawing modules.Lets have a round of applause for all of our talented regional youth who are tapping into their exceptional creative potential!

If you haven't already, you NEED to get your hands

If you haven't already, you NEED to get your hands on one of these limited edition Moorambilla x @theruraltrader candles!This one of a kind candle is Lemon Scented Myrtle which is an energetic combination of zingy lemon and orange peel with vibrant eucalyptus, delicately composed with floral peony notes. For each one of these candles lit, signifies another bright spark in our up-and-coming regional youth who has the opportunity to be part of the wider Moorambilla community and share in the creative experience.Don't miss out! Only 150 of these beauties were made and they are running out fast!https://www.theruraltrader.com.au/products/moorambilla-lemon-scented-myrtle-ceramic-candle

Round 4: Meet The Artist’s Behind The Modules

Round 4: Meet The Artist’s Behind The ModulesWell don’t we have a SPECTACULAR line-up for you today!Anna Fraser: where do we start with Anna? She has gained an amazing reputation as a versatile soprano specialising predominately in the interpretation of early and contemporary repertoire! She also has a strong exponent in music education, in particular with our very own Moorambilla Voices! Just you wait until you see what she has done with her modules.Anton Lock: look who we have here. MAXed OUT company may already know this face because it has been associated with Moorambilla voices for a VERY LONG time. Or, more likely it’s because of Anton’s dazzling good looks. Not only is her our Taiko enthusiast but while living in Columbia he created several Percussion Modules!Jacob Williams: yes it is our wonderful Jacob. This young man originally hails from Dubbo and has been the resident Choreographer for Moorambilla Voices since 2014! And, did you know in 2018 his Moorambilla work ‘Gundabooka’ was a finalist for the Australian Dance Award: Most Outstanding Achievement in Youth Dance? It was and now he has created dance modules just for you!!Remember: keep one eye on this space to find out more about the artists who have created our spectacular modules!

Put your hands up if you’re excited for the long

Put your hands up if you’re excited for the long weekend!We would like to wish our entire Moorambilla Voices Community a very Happy Easter. We hope you all have a safe and enjoyable holiday and we will see you back here after the break!

ROUND 3: Meet The Artist’s Behind The ModulesT

ROUND 3: Meet The Artist’s Behind The ModulesToday these exceptionally talented artist’s revolve around singing and music!Andrew O’Connor @andrewpoconnor : Wow! This bass baritone is no stranger to Moorambilla. His involvement started in 2013 and has continued throughout the years. Not only has this man been a part of the skills tours and performances but he has now put together 7 modules just for our High School Male students!Hannah Fraser @hannahfraser90 : This mezzo-soprano needs no introduction. Hannah is an exceptionally talented singer which has seen her travel the world as an operatic soloist! She has been involved within our family since 2013. Now children across NSW get to watch her modules and sing with her!Josie Gibson @fiendish_ndsly : This incredibly talented and quirky woman is a tutor, composer and a musician. Originally Josie was from Inverell and is now based in Sydney! She has been a composer in residence for Moorambilla Voices since 1026 and now she has taken time out of her busy schedule to provide amazing singing modules for regional kids to learn some of Moorambilla’s retrospective repertoire!Keep one eye on our socials for more updates on our artist’s!

Happy Monday! We hope your weekend was as amazing

Happy Monday! We hope your weekend was as amazing as ours was.On Sunday night our FABULOUS Moorambilla Voices Alumni got together and went to the production of Hamilton. Why is this so special? Well not only are our previous participants reconnecting. BUT, our very own @taingasavage is part of the Hamilton Musical!Our Alumni Coordinator @meganrosecallander was overwhelmed by the positive energy surrounding the event. She couldn’t wait to get the group inside and show them the opportunities available to them and expose them to the idea of a career in the arts. She also said “Tai was fantastic and it was such an amazing opportunity to bring the group together after so many years apart.”Are you somebody who participated in Moorambilla Voices? Do you know someone that did and would love to reconnect with their peers? Head over to the Moorambilla Voices Alumni Facebook Page and stay in the know with what is happening, when and where!

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