This fabulous Digital Drum from Percussion Plus has heaps of great new improved features. I've got one set in the shop! This kit includes an excellent drum throne, cure sticks and awesome Nady headphones. All for just $499 which is $100 off last years price.
FEATURES: 108 Voices, 10 Drum Kit Patterns,1 Demo Song, 3-Digit LED Light up display, 40 Built in Patterns.
BACK PANEL: Midi Out, Output L/Mono, Output Right, AUX/CD Line in ,Headphones, Trigger Input Connector, USB Connection Pin.
FRONT PANEL: Tempo, + / – , Click / Demo, Mode, Start Stop,Kit, Page, Voice, Click, Pattern,User Preset Adjustment, Volume Adjustment.FEATURES: 108 Voices, 10 Drum Kit Patterns,1 Demo Song, 3-Digit LED Light up display, 40 Built in Patterns.
This entry was posted in Drums & Percussion and tagged digital drum kit on November 29, 2010 by allan.
This entry was posted in Concerts & Events on November 25, 2010 by allan.
An Afternoon of Music promises to be an enjoyable and entertaining event. Our own Daryl Gaukroger, stomatology himself a talented musician has organized this concert which will feature many of our local musicians. The extremely popular Cooma Harmony Chorus will be performing along with Daryl Gaukroger, David Ford, Vera Shanley, Chris And Sarah Wall, and more.
Tickets: $15 each (includes "Festive Afternoon Tea") Tickets are available from The Fabric Salon (Vale Street, Cooma) or Anglican Parish Office (Commissioner Street, Cooma). Tickets are Limited.
Musica da Camera in concert on Sunday 21 November 2010 at St Paul's Anglican Church Hall, prosthetic Cooma.
An audience of over 60 people was treated to a lovely concert by Canberra-based chamber orchestra, Musica da Camera. This wonderful group of musicians was ably directed by Rowan Harvey-Martin.
The lush rich sounds of Dvorak's Serenade for Strings was a perfect work to open the concert. After a short intermission, harpist Meriel Owen performed Debussy's Sacred and Profane Dances with the orchestra. She played this favourite of the harp repertoire beautifully.
The next piece was Radastave Op. 146 No. 2 by Jean Sibelius. Sibelius is said to evoke the landscape of his beloved Finland in this and many of his works.
The orchestra was then joined by Anthony Smith. This extremely talented pianist performed "Eclogue for Piano and Strings" by the British Composer, Gerald Finzi (1901-1956). This work was also a treat for me as I am unfamiliar with this composer. It was a lovely piece played beautifully by Anthony Smith and Musica da Camera.
The concert was received very positively by an enthusiastic Cooma audience, and I'm sure that they would love to hear Musica da Camera perform again in Cooma in the near future.
Musica da Camera will be performing next in Canberra on Saturday 9 April 2011 at 2:30 pm, at Holy Covenant Anglican Church, Cook.
This entry was posted in Concerts & Events on November 24, 2010 by allan.
An Afternoon of Music promises to be an enjoyable and entertaining event. Our own Darrell Gaukroger, illness himself a talented musician has organized this concert which will feature many of our local musicians. The extremely popular Cooma Harmony Chorus will be performing along with Darrell Gaukroger, David Ford, Vera Shanley, Chris And Sarah Wall, and more.
This entry was posted in Concerts & Events and tagged Chris Wall, Cooma Harmony Chorus on November 24, 2010 by allan.
Well, stomach what a huge day and evening it was on Sunday. But it was fun!
We had over 55 performances in the heats during the afternoon and 16 performances in the Finals Concert.
A special thanks again to the judges, Glenyss Allen, Matt Charlesworth, Marián Budoŝ and Ivana Troŝelj. Our wonderful Glenyss judged the solo piano heats and Matt, Marián and Ivana judged the rest of the heats and Finals Concert. Thanks too to Paul Mackay for all the great work he did on the PA system.
Congratulations to all the winners and all the performers for a wonderful competition and concert. This year was particularly difficult for the judges as the scores were so close (often by just one point or dead heat, even with three judges!). As a result, there was a record number of "Wild Card"entries into the Finals Concert. The judges also commented that the performances in the evening were a real improvement on the heats; the contestants had obviously put into practice some of the suggestions made in the afternoon. They were very impressed by the high standard of the performances.
MARK & MIRANDA – WHO'S TALLER NOW!
This entry was posted in Competitions and tagged cooma music competition on November 9, 2010 by allan.
This entry was posted in Concerts & Events, Snowy Monaro Arts Council and tagged Cooma Little Theatre on November 3, 2010 by allan.