Four Winds Youth Music Festival
Four Winds Youth Music Festival
16 – 18 November | Sound Shell
An exhilarating, new annual three-day Youth Music festival focusing on young people coming together to share in the joy of music and music-making.
Led by Four Winds Artistic Director, James Crabb, this festival will be the culmination of the year-round, energetic, inspirational, creative programs Four Winds offers young people in the region.
A celebration of young people’s music-making brings together children from local pre- and primary schools, local/national youth ensembles, young professional musicians and inspirational music leaders to perform together in large ensembles, play for one-another, receive coaching/tutoring and experience amazing live music all within the inspirational venues of Four Winds’ Nature’s Concert Hall, Barragga Bay, Far South Coast, NSW.
Schools Showcase Performance | Friday 16 November | 12.00 – 2.00pm | Sound Shell
Performances
Massed local Schools
Western Sydney Youth Orchestra
The Australian Voices
Guest Artists
Tickets $10 Children 16yrs and under and Access Pass holders free
Festival Concert | Sunday 18 November | 11.00am – 2.30pm | Sound Shell
Performances
Talented young local performers
Western Sydney Youth Orchestra
The Australian Voices
Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) artists
Tickets $30 Children 16yrs and under and Access Pass holders free
#FourWindsFestival
Christmas Folk
Christmas Folk with Kate Burke and James Crabb
Saturday 15 December | Windsong Pavilion
James Crabb, Four Winds Artistic Director, and Kate Burke, Trouble in the Kitchen, explore pagan and folk roots of well-known Christmas carols in an exciting collaboration featuring a range of South Coast artists.
Four Winds Easter Festival
Four Winds 2019 Easter Festival
Thursday 18 – Sunday 21 April 2019
At the heart of the Four Winds Festival are two full days of music presented on the venue’s main stage, its iconic 2,000-person capacity Sound Shell amphitheatre. Unique within Australia, this state-of-the art facility, conceived by architect Philip Cox, is surrounded by nature, amidst 30 acres of carefully maintained natural bushland.
Over the Festival’s four days, a series of more intimate concerts will also take place at Four Winds’ Windsong Pavilion, a stunning purpose-built 200-seat indoor performance space, designed by architect Clinton Murray, which has been described as having one of the finest acoustics in Australia.
Free community performances, music installations to be discovered around the Four Winds site, and a special program for aspiring young musicians, all ensure a diverse range of opportunities for the entire community to engage with the Festival’s artists and their music.
#FourWindsFestival
