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Hume Conservatorium Music For Everyone Our mission is to make music meaningful and accessible, to expand musical horizons and explore creativity. We bring the music to you!

We do this in several ways; by offering programs to support music in schools; by working with key community partners; by providing a variety of concerts, master classes and workshops; by supporting cultural development and creativity. From Early Childhood Music Education, through in school music to Adult Education, Hume Conservatorium has something to offer everyone. In 2021, we launched a new collaboration with UNE to deliver their Bachelor of Music remotely! From singing, guitar, percussion, piano lessons, to electronic music production courses and DJ courses. Find out what the Hume Con has for you by calling 02 4821 8833 or email [email protected] to make an appointment with the CEO (Jacqui Smith) to discuss your musical needs. Hume Con has a clear vision: to enrich the lives of all residents of our regional community through participation in and experience of high quality music and music education.

30/10/2026

Regional musicians join together to celebrate music in Landscapes of life

🎶 LAST CHANCE, MITTAGONG! 🎶Saturday, Landscapes of Life arrives at Clubbe Hall for an afternoon of extraordinary live mu...
29/10/2026

🎶 LAST CHANCE, MITTAGONG! 🎶

Saturday, Landscapes of Life arrives at Clubbe Hall for an afternoon of extraordinary live music performed by the Hume Conservatorium Chamber Players and Choral Singers.

Following an acclaimed performance in Goulburn, don’t miss your opportunity to experience this outstanding programme celebrating music across three centuries.

🔥 From the dramatic energy of Katerina Gimon’s Fire to the uplifting beauty of John Rutter’s For the Beauty of the Earth, the evocative landscapes of Aaron Copland’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Appalachian Spring and Iain Grandage’s Wheatbelt, this concert takes you on a journey through music that moves, surprises and inspires.

The afternoon concludes with the moving serenity of Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem, featuring soloists Shelley Scott and Richard Orchard, with organist Andrew Heslop.

✨ Experience the music, celebrate our regional talent and enjoy a remarkable afternoon of live performance.

đź“Ť Clubbe Hall, Mittagong
đź“… Saturday 31 October | 3pm

🎟️ Last chance to book!
https://events.humanitix.com/landscapes-of-life-or-mittagong

Bring your friends and join us for Landscapes of Life — a celebration of music, community and the beauty of live performance.

28/10/2026

🎶 AFTER A STANDOUT PERFORMANCE IN GOULBURN, LANDSCAPES OF LIFE HEADS TO MITTAGONG! 🌿

An appreciative Goulburn audience was treated to a rich and moving musical journey spanning three centuries, with the Conservatorium Players and Conservatorium Singers showcasing the extraordinary talent of our Highlands and Tablelands musicians.

Now it’s Mittagong’s turn!

From the dramatic opening of Katerina Gimon’s Fire to the uplifting harmonies of John Rutter’s For the Beauty of the Earth, the programme takes you on a journey through music that moves, surprises and inspires.

A particular highlight was Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring, performed in its original ballet-score version. Its clarity and beauty brought Copland’s evocative vision of rural America to life in what is believed to be a premiere performance of this landmark work in the Highlands and Tablelands.

The second half journeys from the sweeping Australian landscapes of Iain Grandage’s Wheatbelt to the much-loved serenity of Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem, featuring soloists Shelley Scott and Richard Orchard, with organist Andrew Heslop.

✨ Experience the music, the atmosphere and the remarkable talent of our regional musicians — live at Clubbe Hall!

đź“Ť CLUBBE HALL, MITTAGONG
đź“… Saturday 31 October | 3pm

🎟️ Book your tickets now:
https://events.humanitix.com/landscapes-of-life-or-mittagong

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Landscapes of Life with the Hume Conservatorium Chamber Players and Choral Singers.

23/10/2026

🎶 THE CHORAL SINGERS ARE READY! 🎶

The rehearsals are coming together, the harmonies are flowing, and our Hume Conservatorium Choral Singers are ready to share Landscapes of Life with you! ✨

Featuring beautiful, moving music from Fauré’s Requiem to Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring, this is a concert celebrating the power of music to connect, inspire and move us.

🎟️ Come and experience it live!

đź“Ť Goulburn | Sunday 25 October, 3pm
https://events.humanitix.com/landscapes-of-life-or-goulburn

đź“Ť Mittagong | Saturday 31 October, 3pm
https://events.humanitix.com/landscapes-of-life-or-mittagong

Landscapes of Life – Concert Programme
- Katerina Gimon — Fire
- John Rutter — For the Beauty of the Earth
- Aaron Copland — Appalachian Spring
- Iain Grandage — Wheatbelt
- Gabriel Fauré — Requiem

We’re ready. Are you? 💛

22/10/2026

🎶 BEHIND THE MUSIC: LANDSCAPES OF LIFE

A little glimpse into rehearsals! ✨

Soloist Shelley Scott joins our Hume Conservatorium Choral Singers as they prepare for Landscapes of Life — a concert celebrating music that moves us, inspires us and connects us to the world around us.

There’s something special about hearing these voices come together, building towards a beautiful shared performance.

🎟️ Join us in Goulburn or Mittagong and experience it live!

đź“Ť Goulburn | Sunday 25 October, 3pm
https://events.humanitix.com/landscapes-of-life-or-goulburn

đź“Ť Mittagong | Saturday 31 October, 3pm
https://events.humanitix.com/landscapes-of-life-or-mittagong

Programme:
Landscapes of Life – Concert Programme
- Katerina Gimon — Fire
- John Rutter — For the Beauty of the Earth
- Aaron Copland — Appalachian Spring
- Iain Grandage — Wheatbelt
- Gabriel Fauré — Requiem

Landscapes of LifeA Concert Featuring The Hume Conservatorium Chamber Players & Consort of SingersLandscapes of Life inv...
21/10/2026

Landscapes of Life
A Concert Featuring The Hume Conservatorium Chamber Players & Consort of Singers
Landscapes of Life invites audiences on a musical journey through the inner and outer worlds that shape us — earth and spirit, memory and renewal, fire and peace. Each work paints a vivid landscape, reflecting how place, nature, and human experience intertwine, performed by the Hume Conservatorium Chamber Players and Singers.
The concert opens with For the Beauty of the Earth by John Rutter. Joined by the Hume Conservatorium Special Children’s choir, with radiant melodies and warm harmonies, this beloved work celebrates the natural world and the quiet joy of belonging within it — a fitting prelude to our theme of life’s landscapes.
In striking contrast, Fire by Katerina Gimon crackles with energy and urgency. Here, fire becomes a musical force of transformation — destruction, illumination, and rebirth — brought vividly to life by the Hume Conservatorium Singers.
The program continues with the Hume Conservatorium Chamber Players performing the quintessentially American suite Appalachian Spring by Aaron Copland. Evoking wide-open spaces and quiet strength, its clear textures and folk-inspired themes reflect hope, community, and new beginnings.
From the American heartland we turn to the landscapes of Australia in Wheatbelt by Iain Grandage. This evocative work captures the vastness, resilience, and haunting beauty of rural Australia — a musical reflection of land and life shaped by seasons and stories beautifully performed by the Hume Conservatorium singers.
The journey concludes with the profound serenity of Requiem by Gabriel Fauré. Gentle, luminous, and deeply human, Fauré’s Requiem offers a landscape of peace — not fear or drama, but rest, consolation, and eternal light — sung with reverence by the Hume Conservatorium Singers.
Together, this remarkable ensemble of chamber players and voices presents Landscapes of Life: a concert that traces the contours of our world and our humanity, reminding us that music, like life itself, is shaped by the places we stand and the journeys we share.
Book your tickets today
https://collections.humanitix.com/landscapes-of-life
Venue: St Saviours Cathedral Goulburn
Date & Time: 25 October 2026 3pm
or
Venue: Clubbe Hall Frensham Mittagong
Date & Time: 31 October 2026 3pm

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160 Bourke Street
Goulburn, NSW
2580

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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