NEWS
EASTER HOLIDAY CLOSURES
Blacktown Arts Centre will be closed during the Easter Public Holidays on Friday 6, Saturday 7 and Monday 9 April.
CHILDREN SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS
Visual and performing arts workshops for childrens aged 5-17 are now open bookings. Read more....
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Echo Music Series
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SYDNEY SYMPHONY FELLOWS CONCERT Saturday 14 August, 2pm This popular annual event returns to Blacktown. An intimate afternoon concert from the Sydney Symphony's Fellowship initiative, the Fellows Concert features nine talented young classical musicians. Chosen from a national audition process, they are part of the Symphony's year long program of education and performance. Program: MOZART String Quintet in G minor, K516 SCHUBERT Octet in F, D803. Cost: $15 Adults, $10 Friends of BAC/concession. Performers: Alexandra Carson (clarinet), Chloe Turner (bassoon), Francesco lo Surdo (french horn), Claire Herrick (violin), Mariana Green (violin), Maike-Karoline Drabe (viola), Arabella Bozic (viola), William Hewer (cello), Josef Bisits (double bass). Artistic Director: Roger Benedict
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NAFAS Saturday 21 August, 8pm Nafas means "breath" in Farsi. This performance premieres the new work Rhythms of Life, by acclaimed young tabla master Yama Sarshar. An energetic and emotive journey into the cycles of human life, it draws on world rhythms and melodies from the ancient Indian instrument, the sarangi. The piece explores drumming from Afghanistan, India, Africa and Western traditions. means "breath" in Farsi. This performance premieres the new work , by acclaimed young tabla master Yama Sarshar. An energetic and emotive journey into the cycles of human life, it draws on world rhythms and melodies from the ancient Indian instrument, the sarangi. The piece explores drumming from Afghanistan, India, Africa and Western traditions.A newly commissioned BAC work, part of the Drumming Cultures Initiative. Cost: $20 Adults, $15 Friends of BAC/concession. Performers: Yama Sarshar (tabla), Chris Fields (Western drum kit), Philippe Lincy (African and South American percussion), Sangeet Mishra (sarangi) and Ali Sarshar (harmonium). Musical Director: Richard Petkovic
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