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Presented by Melbourne Recital Centre and AMEB

AMEB Master Class: Brass

Guided performances for AMEB brass learners. 

This series of Master Classes at Melbourne Recital Centre will provide learners with the chance to work directly with AMEB examiners and improve their performances of popular syllabus repertoire. Go behind the scenes and watch these rising stars hone their musical skills.

This Master Class will feature Trinette McClimont.

This event is supported by the Learning and Access Consortium.

Dates & Times
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Duration: 1 hour. Please note, running times are approximate and subject to change.

Tickets

Standard $10

Please note, seating for event will be General Admission as it will occur on the Elisabeth Murdoch Hall stage. 

A Transaction Fee between $4 and $8.50 applies to orders made online and by phone. Delivery Fees may also apply. A ticket limit of six is in place online to ensure fair ticket access for all. Want to bring a bigger party? Call our Box Office during business hours on (03) 9699 3333 to book.

This event is part of the AMEB Sound Insights Day.

Flexi Ticket Package:

Purchase tickets to 2 or more events on this day and receive 15% off.

Artists

Trinette McClimont
AMEB Learners (all Master Class participants have been pre-selected)

About the Artist

Trinette McClimont is both a musician and music educator who has dedicated much of her career to performing and teaching the French horn. Trinette holds a Bachelor of Arts (Music) with Distinction, a Bachelor of Music and a Diploma of Education. Early in her career whilst studying in Germany with Professor Erich Penzel, she travelled extensively with the Philharmonie der Nationen, before gaining her first professional position with the Bielefelder Philharmoniker. She then returned to Australia and spent 26 years as a permanent musician with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO), gaining extensive experience in orchestral performance. During this time, she was also a frequent guest French horn player with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra.

Alongside her performing career, Trinette has built a strong reputation as a music educator. She has worked with hundreds of young brass musicians, helping them develop technical skills on their instrument as well as extending their broader musical understanding and confidence. Her teaching has included working with students at the University of Melbourne, Monash University, Melbourne Youth Orchestras and various high schools, supporting the next generation of Australian musicians.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access
Assistance Animals
Melbourne Recital Centre
31 Sturt St Southbank 3006
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