Submission No. 21

 

• The FREE Saturday Street Program was increased this year with more than 50% of the Grantfunding ($6,410) going local artists across 6 music zones playing from 11am – 5pm. We would like toadd more to the Saturday program.

• Increase the street entertainment program on the Sunday: After the success of this year’s Saturdaystreet program which included live music across 6 zones from 11am – 5pm and free kids activities(face painting & balloon twisters), the festival would like to commit the same funds to the Sundayprogram. Based on public feedback, many people would have liked to see more entertainment on theSunday. The festival supported the Westernport Regional Band and the Mornington Youth & CitizensBand along with local buskers on the Sunday. We would love to add World music, indigenous andother Jazz performers to the Sunday program including African Drumming workshop and Puppetry.

• Increase the participation of our local schools: This year we created a School Zone where studentsfrom both Padua College and Peninsula School performed. Next year we propose to increase theparticipation by our local schools with interest from Mornington Secondary, Mornington Park Primaryand St Macartans Primary School. This would be added to the Sunday Street Program.

• The Festival showcased our local Historical Railway by funding 3 music groups to play onboard alltrains on the Sunday. Feedback received from the train’s management: a definite increase invisitation especially on the 11am and the 12.30pm trains. Next year management would like to gofurther with the program (as outlined in the 2018 recommendations). 2019: Increase event programat the Historical Railway: After the success of the 3 music acts up at the railway on the Sunday, theMWMF would like to increase the program further by offering a shuttle taking passengers from MainSt to the train and back again. Two principal bus pick-up stops including Main St and the Esplanadealong with another two stops yet to be finalised.

• Work closer with the Mornington Historical Society: To better develop a program to showcase boththe old Court house venue and the historical walks.

• Work closer with local music network groups: With the goal to assist with the promotion of the eventand our local Mornington Peninsula music groups such as the MP Music Network, BalnarringMuseos and Peninsula Music Society. To raise awareness of our local arts and our local performers.

• Greater exposure for the MWMF: We need greater funds for increased signage and publicity for thefestival. Targeting not only the Peninsula but Melbourne and surrounds through targeted Facebookcampaigns, media print and better signage.

• Run a local Visual / Performing artist Market on the Sunday: We would like to investigate topotential opportunity to showcase more of our local Arts talent by adding to the Sunday program alive Artist Market. Where were could invite local artists to paint, draw etc. We could open this up tothe performing arts including dance schools, the circus school etc.

• Increased promotion of the event throughout the year via our social media channels and MWMFDatabase: Ensuring on-going publicity of Mornington events on the festival Facebook page topromote our local artists, events and venues. I.e. Showcasing the exhibits at the MPRG, events atthe Historical Railway, the historical societies programs and live music in Mornington.

Do you currently have money (partial or otherwise) to fund this project?

  In the past the Arts & Cultural team have given $12,500 towards the festival and we really on privatesponsorship approximately $6,000

Do you plan to seek additional funding sources, i.e. grants, donations, etc.

  We are planning to have local sponsorship to the vanue of $6,000 once again

Are there other community members, organisations, businesses, etc. that you are, or might, workwith to help deliver this project?

 We are working with the Mornington Peninsula Music Network, Historical Railway and we hope theHistorical Society for 2019. Other groups that we are hoping to involve is the Tourism InformationCentre in Main Street, and the Peninsula Chamber Orchestra.

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Are there key stages, timelines of dates for this project?

  Our festival relies on Annual funding to provide a long weekend of live music in Main StreetMornington.

Has funding previously been sought for this project?

  Yes

Will this project require ongoing maintenance or continued financial support from the Shire? (ifknown)

  Yes

Do you want to be heard at the Forward Planning Meeting?

  No

Additional submission details

 

The Mornington Winter Music Festival

Street Corners, bars and restaurants will come alive again over the Queen’s Birthday Weekend, 7th– 9th June 2019, with the sights and sounds of the 6th Mornington Winter Music Festival. The 2019festival brings with it a host of talent and will showcase an exciting program mixing traditional andmodern Jazz and Blues music performances. This year the festival will be incorporating other musicgenres. Come for a night, stay for the weekend, the 2019 Mornington Winter Music Festival hassomething for everyone.

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Submission No. 21

QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY WEEKEND

6-9 JUNE 2014

Ticketson saleNOW!

OVER 50 FREE & TICKETED EVENTSA dynamic Soul, Jazz and Blues program featuring:

Soundtrack Sessions from THE BIG CHILL featuring COOKIN’ ON 3 BURNERSwith ANDREW DE SILVA, CLAIRY BROWNE & STELLA ANGELICO

CLARE BOWDITCH DEBORAH CONWAY & WILLY ZYGIER MARY HEART

Tickets & Full Program of Events at

FREE LIVE MUSIC ALL WEEKEND IN VENUES AND STREET ENTERTAINMENT

SATURDAY PRODUCE & FOOD MARKET Music & Food to feed the soul + FREE KIDS FUN

at Mornington Historical Railway

Propaganda Posters & Andrew Hazewinkel

at Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery

morningtonmusicfest ival .com.au

8 - 10 JUNE

BADLOVES DUO WILBUR WILDE & THE TROUBLEMAKERS BLUETONE ASSEMBLY

LADY FOX: DIAMOND & THE BLUES ROB PAPP ARANDU and much more.. .

Sunday Music on the Train

Submission No. 21

QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY WEEKEND8 - 10 JUNE 2018

COOKIN’ ON 3 BURNERS with ANDREW DE SILVACLAIRY BROWNE & STELLA ANGELICO

Following a sell-out Melbourne Arts Centre performance, take a dive into one of the greatest soundtracks of all time. The Big Chill: classic soul, Motown and pop-rock hits from the 60s and 70s. Now the spirits of Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations and more will be channelled by some of Melbourne’s hottest musical maestros. Cookin’ On 3 Burners are Australia’s hardest hitting Hammond Organ Trio – joining the dots between Deep Funk, Raw Soul, Organ Jazz & Boogaloo. Venue: The Grand HotelSunday 10th June, 8pm, Tickets from $50 +bf.

CLARE BOWDITCH ‘EVENING OF JAZZ’"Rarely does a young artist electrify one's central nervous system on first listening." Sydney Herald“.....the freshest, most intriguing and joyful music making I've experienced in years” 505 Jazz ClubMary Heart has firmly established herself as one of Australia’s favourite Jazz musicians. Performing your most beloved Jazz and 50’s rock & roll classics, Mary reinterprets today’smost popular music in a retro style.Venue: Mornington Yacht Clun / TheRocksSaturday 9th June, 7.30pm, Tickets from $20 +bf

Clare Bowditch is an ARIA Award-winning singer and songwriterWith Top Ten albums under her belt and named Rolling Stone Woman of the year and Yen Young Woman of the Year she is a musician not to be missed. Clare has co-written with Gotye, toured with Leonard Cohen and a favourite broadcaster on ABC 774, her show at the Gallery will have you both spell bound and entertained. Venue: Mornington Peninsula Regional GallerySaturday 9th June, 7pm, Tickets from $65 + bf.

Include a glass of Miceli Estate or Prancing Horse Estate wine on arrival thanks to our sponsor vineyards.

MARY HEART (SYDNEY)

Legendary saxophone/vocalist, gregarious andentertaining storyteller,Wilbur Wilde is a main-stayin the Melbourne jazz scene. Highly regarded by many of his jazz musician peers, Wilbur continues to wow audiences with hiswarm rich Dexter Gordon like sound and masterful execution of his instrument in a relentlessly groovin' and swinging fashion. Get in early for his festival special Winter Blowout at The Royal HotelSunday 10th June, 3pm. Free Entry.

WILBUR WILDEWINTER BLOWOUT

Sunday arvo get close and personal with Badloves Duo featuring Mochael Spibyperforming all their ARIA Award winning singles inc ‘Green Limousine’, ‘Lost’ & more.The Melbourne band formed in 1989 and toured internationally becoming a house-hold name. Releasing a live Album in 2016 ‘Raw Honey’. One ofthe nation’s �nest rock bands now writing a new chapter.

Venue: PublicanSunday 10th June4pm. Tickets $15 + bf

BADLOVES DUOMICHAEL SPIBY

LADY FOX: DIAMONDAND THE BLUES

DEBORAH CONWAY & WILLY ZYGIER Deborah Conway has been a significant and eloquent contributor to Australian music for over 30 years. Her first band Do Re Mi topped the charts; her first solo album, String of Pearls achieved platinum sales.Conway, named a Living Legend twice by the Leaps & Bounds Festival and Rolling Stone Magazine and Willy Zygier will captivate audiences at The Grand. The duo has the incredible ability to weave their lyrical stories and instrumental arrangements, reaching deep into your soul. Conway was named a Living Legend twice by the Leaps & Bounds Festival and Rolling Stone Magazine.Friday 8th June, 8pm, Tickets from $23.50 + bf.

Lady Fox is a Vintage Jazz caberet starlet and Diddy Reyes a mod popping rockabillyguitarist. The duo bring some of the oldest Blues music back to life, along with original gems. An evening with Diamonds & the Blues will make you realise why they have been dubbed Melbourne’s sexiest blues duo. Venue: The Brooks Restaurant, Brooklands of Mornington. Dinner & ShowSaturday 9th June , 7pm, Tickets $79 +bf

Submission No. 21

For tickets & event details:MORNINGTONMUSICFESTIVAL.COM.AU

FREE STREET ENTERTAINMENT: Saturday & SundaySaturday 9th Main Street will come alive with 6 FREE STREETMUSIC ZONES featuring local and emerging musicians.Sunday 10th features some big bands and talented baskers.

FESTIVAL HIGHTLIGHTS

RIDE THE HISTORIC RAILWAYSunday 10th take a ride on the broad gauge locomotives at the Historical Mornington Railway. Jump on board at Mornington Station (Yules Rd) and enjoy music on the train. Fun for kids and adults alike! Trains depart 11am, 12.25pm and 2.15pm.

EXPLORE THE EXHIBITIONS AT MPRG Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery is the regions largest art gallery and proudly one of Australias leading regional galleries renowned for its exhibition program of Australian and International Art. Visit this festival weekend, open 10am - 5pm daily. Entry: Free - $4.

PRODUCE & FOOD MARKET “Music & Food to feed the Soul”From 9am - 3pm on Saturday 9th, Main Street will come alive with a producers market. Fresh Peninsula produce & food stalls. FREE kids activities including Pimp My Balloons and Faery Emma.

MUSIC ZONE 1 - OUTSIDE RIOT ART11.00 - 1.00 Pimp my Balloon (Balloon twisters)11.00 - 11.45 Cyprian Ko�sovitz (Ukulele)12.00 - 12.45 Rhys Lewis (Guitar)12.30 - 2.30 Stardust Fairies (Facepainting)1.15 - 2.00 Taylah Carroll (Vocals & Piano)

MUSIC ZONE 2 - OUTSIDE HOTONDU HOMES11.15 - 12.00 SugaTree (Awarded Celtic)12.30 - 1.15 Dixie Rhythm Kings (Dixie Jazz)1.45 - 2.30 Adrian Whyte Trio (Cool Jazz)3.00 - 3.45 Wilson & White (Blues/Jug Band)4.15 - 5.00 Chicago Dime (Modern Blues)

MUSIC ZONE 3 - OUTSIDE THE GRAND10.45 - 11.30 Dixie Rhythm Kings (Dixie Jazz)12.00 - 12.45 Adrian Whyte Trio (Cool Jazz)1.15 - 2.00 SugaTree (Awarded Celtic)2.30 - 3.15 Chicago Dime (Modern Blues)3.45 - 5.00 Andy Phillips (Rock n Roll Blues)

MUSIC ZONE 4 - EMPIRE MALL11.00 - 1.00 Pimp my Balloon (Balloon twisters)11.00 - 1.00 Diddy Reyes (Rock n Roll / Dancing)1.30 - 2.15 Wilson & White (Blues/Jug Band)1.30 - 3.30 Stardust Fairies (Facepainting)2.45 - 3.45 Cyprian Ko�sovitz (Ukulele)4.00 - 4.45 Owen Thomas (Guitar & vocals)

MUSIC ZONE 5 - OUTSIDE MARCELLE ON MAIN11.00 - 12.00 The Friday Nights (Padua College)12.00 - 1.00 Natalie Winsall, Issy Fioravanti (PC)1.00 - 2.00 Eddie Robert (Padua College)2.00 – 3.00 Frazer King (Peninsula Grammar)3.00 – 4.00 Matilda Pearl, McNamara, Muir (PG)4.00 – 5.00 Holly Sweeney (Peninsula Grammar)

MUSIC ZONE 6 - OUTSIDE DOC MORNINGTON10.45 - 11.30 Rhys Lewis (Guitar)11.45 - 12.45 Nota Bene (Brazilian Jazz)1.15 - 2.00 Johnny Cassar (Flamenco Guitar)2.15 - 3.00 Owen Thomas (Guitar & vocals)3.15 - 4.00 Taylah Carroll (Vocals & Piano)

SATURDAY STREET ENTERTAINMENT

OUTSIDE THE GRAND12.00 - 1.30 Westernport Regional Band2.00 - 3.30 Mornington Youth & Citizens Band4.00 - 5.00 Bluetone Assembly (Cool Jazz)

BUSKING ZONES12.00 - 1.00 Rachel Caddy (Empire Mall)2.00 - 3.00 Carla Bures (Empire Mall)3.00 - 4.00 Eve Ward (Outside The Lounge Room)

SUNDAY STREET ENTERTAINMENT

Further entertainment to be announced and Buskers will show up at various street busking zones

Propadanda: A selection of posters from theAustralian War Memorial presents some of thekey poster designs used to engage wide social action and response over the 20th centuary.

Andrew Hazelwinkel: What the sea never told.Andrew, the artist spent 10 weeks in a residency at the historic Police point at Portsea on the Mornington Peninsula. The resulting worksfilmed at, above and below the water around Port Philip Bay. Hazewinkel is a leading contemporary artist who grew up in Mornington .

Submission No. 21