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This morning I took the ferry to play with the band at the 100th aniversary of the Bundeena Community House--which is right on the beach there. The Bundeena Community Choir sang afterwards, first with a baroque song then a brand new one called 'Bonnievale' about a local
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These two pics taken at night lack some focus and clarity--but are a record of our night there. One with me and Al--other clarinettist and the other me with conductor--Pip! There are about 19 in the whole band. There were three generations of one family in the
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Last Sunday we played at the Bundeena 'Art of Living' Festival in Bundeena while Nino danced with Emma!
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Sunday December 18th was Christmas Carols night in Bundeena and the newly formed Bundeena Community Band played in the Community Hall, to a varied programme of performances by ' Bundeenian' children and adults from the village. It had a sort of 'Blackheath' atmosphere to it.
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Yesterday, Sunday, I assisted as clarinettist at the Remembrance Service with the newly formed 'Bundeena band'--in 30 Deg C heat!. Later we went to Oak Park--newly completed park area and I had first sea swim of the season (NOT warm, in spite of air temp!) then
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I probably should have ignored the comment by a fellow hiker recently, when he mentioned that a neighbouring suburb (but across the Hacking River!) have a small wind band. I went along and found a very welcoming group of people, playing at a level that would allow me to recommence
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June 2nd-the night before we flew out--I was kindly given a spare ticket to see the Australian Chamber Orchestra perform at the City Recital Hall, Angel Place. They gave an exhilarating performance, under Richard Tognetti, to a packed and appreciative audience. Excellent memory to have of 'cultured&