Showing posts with label winanjjikari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winanjjikari. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

After the Harmony the harmony continues 11/12th September

Dirk Dickenson and Glen Martin working on the Harold dalywaters  mix.

Loading out for the Barkly Primary School concert.

Dirk Dickenson, Brian Morton and Joseph Shannon,.

Marcus Finlay.


Sunday, June 24, 2012

Music camp, C.D.U. Jeztronics, and Loading out to go up north.

It was Tennant Creeks turn for the School Music Camp 19th-22nd of June.

WMC supplied staging and PA for the event.

And then the schools went at it.

CDU with Hamish Robertson, Dale Shannon, Terrance Limerick.

Jordan Newcastle and trainer Jeremy Finlayson doing live sound training.

Jordan loading the gear for the Sandridge Band CD release in Borroloola.

The rest of the gear is also going to Borroloola but for the Shellie Morris Songpeople's CD release.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Wianjjikari Music Centre of activity.

 
Dirk Dickenson training on the electric drums.

Kathy Burns and James Winwood from the Songroom initiative doing song interpretation with Rosemary Plummer in the new WMC training space. 

Recording the new Brenden Hines album at the WMC studios.

It has to be done. Cleaning the WMC "rock squad" Troop Carrier, Terrance (TL) Limerick and Leslie Thompson.

A certificate and pen awarded to WMC from Adam Rush, Barkly Collage due to WMC taking on two work experience youths last year. (Note the emptying office as we ready our selves for our new work place.)

Our newest employee and gun musician Tyrone Dixon laying down some bass lines on the Brenden Hines recording.
     

Monday, November 14, 2011

Winanjjikari Music Centre

Brendan Hines and Dirk Dickenson preparing a PA for live music required at a local funeral on the  8/11/11

Brian Morton and Zaddock Johnson working on one of Zaddock's songs on the sound desk.

Jordan Newcastle and Brian Morton working on the live rig.

Julie Croft at the WMC office working on our three year plan with the staff.

The WMC Troopy back from WADOP (Winanjjikari Artist Development Outreach Project) that's been happening out of Borroloola.

Jeff McLaughlin WADOP project manager with Brucey from the Sandridge Band.

Jeff and Bruce are laying down drums for a new Sandridge Band track.
Gadrian Lead singer from the Sandridge Band.

Young work experience student Sean Baker-Kelly watching how it's done.

At the WMC hall Cathy Burns from "atop" (Australian Theater for Young People) and James Winwood from The Songroom getting ready to spend four weeks out in communities before the end of term.

Monday, August 15, 2011

Sign of the Times

Our new banners have arrived.

Alan Murn BRA CEO checking out the new signage with WMC's Lex Holt and Joe Davey. 

The pride of Tennant Creek.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

So much going on!

 The Tableland Drifters with guest Mark Graham Jr on Didge. Angus Pearson , Joe Davey, Lex Holt with WMC's Jordan Newcastle. Jeremy is doing a "Where's Wally" can you spot him?
 The Tableland Drifters song "Another Day Without you." with Mark Graham Jr as support.
 The panoramic view of the Drovers Hall, WMC.
Soldering and repair workshop with tech expert Jeremy Finlayson, WMC newbies Jordan Newcastle and Dirk Dickinson.

Shellie Morris working on particulars for Patrick McCloskey's Songpeople Sessions project with Alan Murn, Barkly Regional Arts CEO. WMC will be setting up PA in the civic for Shellie's school children's gig this coming Friday.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Back at it!

It's always exciting when WMC receives a parcel, this time it's new drum skins.

Hay...It's Joe Davey back from Borroloola.

Everything back in it's place after the International Woman's Day event.

The WMC hall with Band Nomadic playing some tunes.

Rock Dog!