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321 Sessions at Gold Sounds Music Conference

Event Published Wednesday 28 September 2022
321 Sessions at Gold Sounds Music Conference 2022

A day of in-person collaborative sessions taking place at the Gold Sounds Music Conference in Castlemaine. 321 sessions are a fantastic opportunity if you are looking to sharpen and hone your songwriting skills.

That's right: three songwriters, two hours, one song.

321 Sessions provides a no-pressure environment for songwriters to collaborate outside their usual creative zones. Successful 321 applicants will be matched in a session with two other APRA AMCOS members/artists to write in a studio space for two hours to create a new song! Lunch will also be provided.

This year we welcome Naarm/Melbourne based songwriter and musician Cash Savage to curate the 321 sessions. Cash fronts and manages Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, a critically acclaimed, internationally renowned six-piece, with strong ties to the Melbourne music scene. Successfully touring Europe multiple times to sold out crowds and a revered presence on the Victorian festival circuit. Cash grew up in a large, musical family. Her earliest performances took place on the porch of her family home in a small port town in South Gippsland.

Register your interest by filling out this survey.

Applications close 5pm AEST Monday 3 October. Successful writers will be contacted by COB Monday 10 October.


INFORMATION
Date: Sunday 16 October 2022
Time: Session 1 - 11am-1pm
Lunch - 1pm - 2pm
Session 2 - 2pm-4pm
Where: Phee Broadway Theatre (212 Barker Street, Castlemaine) & Castlemaine Senior Citizens Theatre (Mechanics Lane, Castlemaine)

ACCESSIBILITY
The Phee Broadway Theatre is wheelchair accessible from the front entrance. There is a ramp to the door and an accessible toilet. The seating in the theatre is tiered with several steps on multiple levels, and a handrail that runs up the side of the wall. There is designated wheelchair seating up the front. There is seating in the foyer which can be used as a quiet space if needed during the conference.

Castlemaine Senior Citizens Centre is wheelchair accessible. There is a ramp up to the door. There are accessible toilets. There are seats and plenty of space for wheelchair users.

More accessibility information here: https://www.goldsounds.com.au/accessibility


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