Concerts
in
2010
All concerts are at 2pm, in the John Leckie Music Centre, Melvista Avenue, Nedlands.
Tickets: $16 Adult, $13 Concession, $12 per person for groups of six or more (pre-booked), $11 for members, children under 14 free.
5 September 2010
Member's Day
Come along and listen to members playing the Compton Organ and the Yamaha Grand Piano, admission free.
12 September 2010
Mathew Loeser
Mathew Loeser is an entertainer gaining increasing recognition with each passing year. Armed with a flamboyant personality, as well as a passion for nostalgia, Mathew sings and plays the piano, breathing new life into the songs of yesteryear. His love of cabaret is evident. Mathew won the Junior Theatre Organist Category of the ROTOSA Youth Music Scholarship in 1999 at age 14. Performing frequently for the Theatre Organ Societies of Australia and the Electronic Organ Club of SA, Mathew has been invited to appear at numerous annual Theatre Organ Conventions around Australia. Visit http://www.mathewloeser.com for more information. Another great concert....
17 October 2010
John Atwell
And to round off the year, from Melbourne, John Atwell. Well known to Australian audiences, a theatre organist who has achieved international recognition. Over the past thirty years John has been a busy performer in the music scene, playing in the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand as well as Australia. John not only performs on the theatre organ, but is also an experienced classical organist and pianist. Look forward to another enjoyable concert.
COMING UP:
5 September 2010
3 October 2010
7 November 2010
6 March 2011
3 April 2011
1 May 2011
5 June 2011
Musical Sunday afternoons featuring members playing the organ and grand piano. (Free admission)
Some photographic highlights from 2008:
Len Rawle cutting the cake at the start of the 2008 Anniversary concert.
Len Rawle at the console, during the 2008 Anniversary concert.
The Triune Music Society, entertaining with song.
The audience at the Anniversary concert enjoying the music.
Dave Parker starting the variety concert with music on the organ.
The Swan Harmony Choir entertaining with song.
Rodney Raymond playing the Compton organ.