Residency Camps
In August and September, participants identified during the Skills Development Workshops attend the residential camps in Baradine. At the camps, participants co-create new multi art form works, learning both basic and advanced performance skills. Professional musicians, performers, composers, dancers and outstanding indigenous regional visual artists, provide training, leadership and mentorship during the camp sessions.
Annually, over 300 students attend camp where they dance, sing, compose, create, play drums and learn about the cultural traditions and stories of their landscape. This is delivered in partnership with the highest quality professional musicians, performers, composers, choreographers and visual artists including Jacob Williams, Anton Lock, Percussion Australia, composers Andrew Howes, Josephine Gibson, Kevin Barker, Alice Chance, photographer Noni Carroll, visual artist Omila Bir, lantern artists Jyllie Jackson and Sara Tinning.
upcoming events schedule
Moorambilla Voices aims to create and present cross art form integration that speaks directly to our shared connection to country. It focuses on the genres of choirs, Taiko, contemporary dance and digital media. Regional and remote participants co-create works with composers, choreographers and visual artists to showcase capacity, creativity and connection to the land. It is this long-term commitment to cultural understanding with exceptional calibre of artists that sets the program apart from others at a national level. The yearly program of skills development, intensives, cultural immersions, residency camps, tours, recordings and performances make the program unique within the Australian arts ecology.
MAXed OUT Company Intensive in Dubbo
11-13 MARCH 2022
Three day choral and Taiko intensive workshop sessions are programmed as part of the year’s additional program activities as an opportunity for participants to intensively rehearse the new creative material. Led by the Artistic Director, these weekends involve the collaboration of the artistic team and Taiko and dance partners. These sessions also provide leadership training for the older participants.
March 2022
Moorambilla Tours
2022 TBC
During the year, the choirs are offered performance opportunities from various sources. These activities, which are outside the core program, present opportunity for the organisation to broaden its reach and reputation within the artistic and educational environments. These non-core events are approved based on available funding, timing with students’ educational schedules and connection to the strategic goals and aspirations of the organisation.
TBC 2022
Residency Camps
In August and September, participants identified during the Skills Development Workshops attend the residential camps in Baradine. At the camps, participants co-create new multi art form works, learning both basic and advanced performance skills. Professional musicians, performers, composers, dancers and outstanding indigenous regional visual artists, provide training, leadership and mentorship during the camp sessions.
Moorambilla Birralii (Yr 3) Residency Camp
07 – 09 August 2022
15 – 17 September 2022
This is the start of a magical journey for Year 3 boys and girls.
Moorambilla Birray (Primary Boys) Residency Camp
10 – 13 August 2022
14 – 17 September 2022
Boy treble voices are an incredible powerful and versatile instrument and the emotional intensity they generate in performance is electrifying.
Moorambilla Mirray (Primary Girls) Residency Camp
13 – 16 August 2022
14 – 17 September 2022
Primary girls have a unique spark and “glow” in their sound. Every year we celebrate their powerful “pink positivity” in word deed and song. On stage they have forged a new style of presentation where they integrate singing and dance.
MAXed OUT JNR & SNR Company Residency Camp
17 – 21 August 2022
13 – 17 September 2022
The High School MAXed OUT Company is seen by many as the Jewel in the Moorambilla crown. This energetic and dynamic ensemble has at its heart the discipline and power of Taiko, the strength and grace of contemporary dance and the beauty of voice in flight.