Canberra Recorder and Early Music Society - CREMS

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Canberra Recorder and Early Music Society - CREMS CREMS is a community group of recorder enthusiasts in the Canberra and surrounding regions who love this wonderful instrument. http://www.canberrarecorders.com

We enjoy playing music from early through to modern times on recorders of all sizes. The Canberra Recorder and Early Music Society (CREMS) is a community group of recorder enthusiasts in the Canberra and surrounding regions who love this wonderful instrument. A long-running society, we recently celebrated our 50th anniversary (1974-2024). We enjoy playing music from early through to modern times on recorders of all sizes from the tiny sopranino to the large contrabass. Adult and youth players are most welcome to our community. We meet regularly at the Ainslie Arts Centre in Braddon, ACT. We offer playing opportunities that include a recorder orchestra, performance ensemble, in-house concerts and workshops led by professional tutors - as well as social playing sessions. Members are encouraged to play in consorts or small groups, and to form links with other players in the Canberra and surrounding region. Twice a year CREMS participates in a weekend workshop in Bundanoon, in southern NSW, in conjunction with the Sydney Society of Recorder Players. Annual Membership fees:
Single membership $40.00
Family membership $50.00
Student, Pensioner and Members living outside the ACT and its immediate surrounds $30.00

Bach and Paganini Sunday series at Wesley Music Centre - October through to May!
20/10/2026

Bach and Paganini Sunday series at Wesley Music Centre - October through to May!

🎻 A FRIEND OF THE NCO: DANIEL RÖHN – BACH & PAGANINI, PART II

We’re delighted to share an upcoming performance by our good friend, German violinist Daniel Röhn, at Wesley Music Centre this Sunday!

A virtuoso violinist, Daniel brings exceptional artistry, technical brilliance and musical insight to these extraordinary works, from the profound beauty of Bach to the dazzling virtuosity of Paganini. He will perform all six of Bach’s solo Sonatas and Partitas, BWV 1001–1006, alongside all 24 of Paganini’s Caprices, Op. 1, in a series of six Sunday concerts.

Join Daniel for an afternoon of virtuosic violin playing and some of the greatest works ever written for solo violin.
📅 Sunday 25 October 2026
🕒 3 pm – 4 pm
📍 Wesley Music Centre, 20–22 National Circuit, Forrest
🎟️ Book your tickets through TryBooking:
https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/1663244

Please join Daniel and this wonderful musical undertaking!

National Capital Orchestra - Movie Magic - 8 November!
20/10/2026

National Capital Orchestra - Movie Magic - 8 November!

🎬🎶 MOVIE MAGIC: GREAT COMPOSERS, UNFORGETTABLE MUSIC! 🎶🎬

What do Beethoven, John Williams, Khachaturian and Max Richter have in common? Their music has the power to move us, thrill us and transport us to another world! ✨

The National Capital Orchestra’s Movie Magic brings together an incredible lineup of composers whose music has captivated audiences both in the concert hall and on the big screen.

🎼 Beethoven – the driving power of Symphony No. 7 (second movement), The King’s Speech.
🦖 John Williams – the unforgettable musical worlds of Jurassic Park and E.T.
💫 Max Richter – the haunting beauty of On the Nature of Daylight.
🔥 Khachaturian – the dramatic intensity of Adagio from Spartacus.
🏴‍☠️ Klaus Badelt – the swashbuckling adventure of Pirates of the Caribbean.

And that's just the beginning! From the playful charm of Chicken Run to the iconic sounds of James Bond and Golden from KPop Demon Hunters, there's something for every generation.
Conducted by Artistic Director Louis Sharpe, this is your chance to experience these remarkable works performed live by a full symphony orchestra.

🎬 Can you spot the movie from its music? Bring the family, test your film-music knowledge and join us for an unforgettable afternoon!
📅 Sunday 8 November 2026 | 3 pm
📍 Snow Concert Hall, Canberra
🎟️ Book your tickets now:
https://events.humanitix.com/movie-magic-or-national-capital-orchestra

Canberra Choral Society - 21 November!
20/10/2026

Canberra Choral Society - 21 November!

The festive season is fast-approaching and the Canberra Choral Society (CCS) will celebrate in grand scale with Johann Sebastian Bach's glorious Christmas Oratorio (Weihnachts-Oratorium) BWV 248.

Salut Baroque presents 'Charms in Musick' on 13 November at Wesley Uniting Church - including Sally Melhuish and Alana B...
17/10/2026

Salut Baroque presents 'Charms in Musick' on 13 November at Wesley Uniting Church - including Sally Melhuish and Alana Blackburn on recorders 🎶 🪈🪈
Tickets: https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/1494117

Join us this November for 'Charms in Musick' our final concerts for 2026! We are delighted to be joined on stage by Anna Fraser, soprano; Sally Melhuish and Alana Blackburn, recorders; Jane Downer, oboe; Stephen Freeman and Julia Russoniello, violin; Brad Tham, viola; Tim Blomfield, cello; Jude Hill, double bass; and Monika Kornel, harpsichord.

Ancient Greek theatre inspired a gathering of musicians, poets and intellectuals in Florence in the late 16th century to create the dramatic new musical form of Opera, incorporating music, poetry, theatre and visual arts. It was both a culmination of composition for voice over centuries and a starting point for what evolved during the baroque period and beyond of exceptional compositions showcasing the magnificence of the voice.

Canberra: Friday, 13 November, 7.30pm Wesley Church, Forrest
Sydney: Sunday 15 November, 3.00pm Verbrugghen Hall, Conservatorium of Music

Book tickets online: https://baroque.com.au/concerts/

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PO Box 9623
Deakin, ACT
2600

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