AUSTRALIAN SOUNDS 2023 - A Spotlight on Australian Publishers

AUSTRALIAN SOUNDS 2023 - A Celebration of Australian Publishers - Focusing a spotlight on music graded 0.5-3.0, written for Young and Developing Bands.
Presented by Mr James Brice OAM and the Castle Hill RSL North West Wind Ensemble - NWWE, October 18, 2023 at the Galston Community Centre.
Featuring interactive performance recordings of 21 Australian compositions and/or arrangements, our AUSTRALIAN SOUNDS 2023 aims to inspire musicians across all areas of education and experience, whilst providing an invaluable professional resource, which may be accessed and enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of music students, musicians, young and developing bands, and their conductors well into the future.
00:00 Thorp Music - Chapter 1 - Featuring 8 original compositions and arrangements.
26:32 Tim Ferrier Music - Chapter 2 - Featuring 6 original compositions.
50:28 Matt Klohs Music - Chapter 3 - Featuring 7 original compositions.
Furthermore, this specific area of Australian Sounds 2023 has created an opportunity to celebrate the single largest area/volume of music that is being played in our industry, specifically catered for young and developing musicians, our largest area of participation.
Sincere thanks to Bob Wheatley of Stolen Planet Productions and Tristan Baker from BAM Studios for their amazing audio and visual recording and production in preserving our performance of these 21 works from our three Australian Publishers - Thorp Music, Tim Ferrier Music, and Matt Klohs Music.
Our three Publishers, Thorp Music, Tim Ferrier Music and Matt Klohs Music are pleased to provide Mr James Brice OAM and the Castle Hill RSL North West Wind Ensemble, the synchronisation rights for the performance recordings of all featured works performed and recorded as part of Australian Sounds 2023, on the 18th October, 2023 at the Galston Community Centre.