In January 2013 I presented a new seminar, “Miracles on Mondays, Transformations on Tuesdays, and ideas for all the other days of the week as well” at Bernies’ MusicLand Educator’s Day in Melbourne on the 21st and 22nd at 9.45am each morning.
Last month you could read a much-shortened and somewhat edited version of my A Simple Reason Why Audiences Are So Small For New Music Concerts post in Limelight magazine (the issue with Dame Joan Sutherland on the cover).
This month I’ll be attending (but not presenting at) the MTNA Conference being held in Anaheim, California from the 9th to the 13th. Follow me on twitter @elissamilne for updates during the conference as to my whereabouts, or chat to me on facebook (I’m the only Elissa Milne there). Alternatively, from time to time I’ll be hanging out at the Alfred stand where all my Faber Music publications will be available for perusal and purchase. And hopefully I’ll have a moment between rides in Disneyland to blog about the sessions.
Also in March 2013 I’ll be one of three keynote speakers at the ADMIS annual conference, held in Healesville, Victoria on the 21st and the 22nd.
Throughout May and beyond I’ll be presenting workshops in Victoria for AMEB Victoria about teaching beginners/working with P Plate Piano. Dates will be confirmed shortly, but the plan is for some regional events as well as workshops in Melbourne.
In July 2013 I’ll be attending the NCKP Conference in Chicago from July 24 to 27. I may be introducing a workshop or two, and/or participating in a panel discussion.
This page will be updated as other engagements are confirmed.
You might also bump into me at various musical/theatrical/ events in Sydney. Please don’t be shy about saying hello!
February 5th, 2013 at 6:00 pm
Hi Elissa – I guess you follow Greg Sandow’s blog?
February 5th, 2013 at 7:48 pm
Yes! And I had the joy of meeting Greg back in 2010 at the Classical Music Futures Summit, too. One of the biggest joys of social media has been discovering like-minded people, such as Greg Sandow!