From Sue Johnson at Rozelle Neighbourhood Centre:
Do
you like to sing? Would you like to sing?
Thanks
to the Opus 50 Charitable Trust a new singing group is starting at Rozelle
Neighbourhood Centre.
We
would like anyone who can sing a bit to join in (maybe you belt out something
in the shower but are a bit shy to sing in public yet, or you sang a bit at
school thousands of years ago and enjoyed it).
People
with a disability are encouraged to come along....this is an accessible group
in the community and we absolutely hope people from everywhere will make this
their cool place to be on Thursday evenings.
We
will start, gather, develop, practice lots, decide on a name for ourselves, and
at some point hopefully sing at events in all sorts of places. We have funding
for 1 year.
The
music director for this new singing group is Australian composer and musician
Sarah de Jong. Sarah has composed music for film and theatre, recently a new
Australian opera “Cockatoos” for the Victorian Youth Opera. But Sarah covers
repertoire from Handel to MacArthur Park, Coldplay and Leonard Cohen. Sarah
also teaches piano and singing everywhere.
If
you'd like to come along and start up this group with us please let us know:
What: the
singing group with no name yet
Where: Rozelle
Neighbourhood Centre (accessible venue)
665a Darling St Rozelle
When: Thursday
evenings 6.30pm to 8pm Starting 31 May
Cost: free
There is no charge for coming to the singing group. If you
are not a member of Rozelle Neighbourhood Centre, we ask that you become a
member of the centre which costs $5.50 per year. You can become a
member at your first session and a receipt is issued.
Contact: Sue
Johnston 9555 8988 extension 2 or leisure@rnc.ngo.org.au
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