Margaret River Welcomes Yarning Singing Concert by Ernie Dingo
Experience Indigenous Culture in Margaret River
On Thursday, the Margaret River HEART will be alive with creativity as some of the State’s most esteemed Indigenous talents come together for the Yarning Singing concert. Hosted by Ernie Dingo and the Phil Walleystack Indigenous Arts Foundation, the event will feature a series of exciting workshops followed by a spectacular concert.
Participate in Engaging Workshops
- Drummer Reggie D'Souza will lead percussion classes suitable for all levels, from beginners to professionals.
- Actor Ernie Dingo will guide attendees through improvisation exercises, focusing on composing music.
- Grammy-winning violinist Emily Gelineau will teach participants how to generate their own musical ideas.
- Artist Phil Walleystack will emphasize the significance of collaboration in visual arts.
Each workshop will run for 50 minutes and will be held simultaneously, allowing participants to explore all four sessions.
Unforgettable Concert Experience
In the evening, guests will gather for an exhilarating 90-minute concert titled Yarning Singing hosted by Ernie Dingo. This concert will highlight talented Indigenous musicians, including Gina Williams, Guy Ghouse, and Phil Walleystack.
Join us in Margaret River to celebrate Indigenous culture through the arts. For ticket information, visit the official website of the Phil Walleystack Indigenous Arts Foundation.
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