2016 Season at a glanceSundays from 2pm19 June* James Flynn Swings

Swing

26 June RASWA Brass Military marches and contemporary brass

3 July Middar Aboriginal Theatre NAIDOC concert

Jake and the CowboysNAIDOC concert

10 July* Songs of Olivia Newton- John and Burt BacharachCabaret

17 July Born to Sing ChoirChoral

24 July Mucky Duck Bush Band Traditional folk

31 July The Birds Contemporary jazz

7 August Hills Big BandBig band

14 August EarthshadowFlamenco

CandelaLatin

21 August Voudou ZazouGypsy jazz

*Auslan interpreters will be at this concert

For up to date information and to send us your feedback please visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts

241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco WA 6008 PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904

Phone: 9237 9222 | Fax: 9237 9200 city@subiaco.wa.gov.au

www.subiaco.wa.gov.auThe sunday@subi concert series is coordinated by Eastwick Events on behalf of the City of Subiaco. Artists wishing to

be considered for inclusion in the concert series can contact the city on 9237 9304 or culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au.

This information can be provided in alternative formats upon request.

The City of Subiaco is committed to protecting the global environment through local action. This brochure is printed using vegetable based inks on Australian made 100 per cent recycled paper.

Helpful information

All concerts are held at Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco.

Concerts begin at 2pm and finish at approximately 3.30pm, and include a short interval.

Refreshments are available for purchase at the venue.

TicketsDue to the popularity of the concerts, an on-the-day ticketing system applies to all tickets.

Doors open at 1.15pm, at which time one ticket is allocated to each person until all tickets are distributed. All attendees must be present when tickets are allocated. For popular concerts the city advises that you arrive early to avoid disappointment.

Access and parkingThe city encourages the use of public transport. Limited parking is available at Subiaco Arts Centre.

Visit www.transperth.wa.gov.au or phone 13 62 13 to plan your journey.

Subiaco Arts Centre is wheelchair accessible; due to the layout of the theatre it can only accommodate a limited number of wheelchairs. To express your interest in wheelchair accessible seating, please contact the concert coordinator, Jay from Eastwick Events, on 0403 673 695 by the Friday before the concert.

While the City of Subiaco and the Subiaco Arts Centre take all reasonable care in the conduct of the sunday@subi concerts, it is your responsibility to ensure the safety of yourself, your family and your belongings while attending the concert.

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sunday@subiFree concerts presented by the City of Subiaco

19 June to 21 August 2016

Sundays from 2pm to 3.30pm

*Auslan interpreters will be at this concert

26 June 17 July 7 August

RASWA Brass Military marches and contemporary brass

Born to Sing ChoirChoral

Hills Big Band Big band

The Royal Agricultural Society of WA (RASWA) brass is one of Australia’s premier brass ensembles. They’ve performed well-known military marches and traditional and contemporary brass music for the past fifty years and initially formed as part of the City of Perth Army Regiment.

Join the Born to Sing Choir for a performance that is sure to move the soul. Under the musical direction of Martin Meader, the unique choral sound of Born to Sing will make you feel good, performing gospel songs, uplifting rhythms and hits from the 60s and 70s.

The Hills Big Band is a dynamic group of musicians paying homage to the authentic big band sounds made famous by Glenn Miller and Count Basie. Playing a mix of classics and contemporary swing hits, The Hills are sure to have you out of your seat.

3 July 24 July 14 August

Middar Aboriginal Theatre Jake and the Cowboys NAIDOC concert

Mucky Duck Bush BandTraditional folk

Earthshadow Candela

World music (Flamenco and Latin)

Dr Richard Walley OAM and Middar Aboriginal Theatre will share Noongar culture through a traditional dance and musical performance.

Two time WA Music Award winners for Indigenous Song of the Year, Jake and The Cowboys will also take the stage to perform a collection of pop-rock hits. This concert is part of the city’s Kaya Subiaco celebrations, learning while celebrating the culture, history and traditions of Noongar people.

The Mucky Duck Bush Band are a folk music institution in Western Australia, performing around the state together since 1974. With a repertoire that includes iconic Australian songs and modern folk music, Mucky Duck deliver a true-blue country show in a performance that is authentically Aussie.

Renowned acoustic guitarists Tim Andrew and Anthony Lindhjem perform classical Flamenco and contemporary world music, delivering a remarkable blend of Latin and funky Flamenco sounds.

Candela are a fun, vibrant Latino band that play a range of popular Latin American and Caribbean music, including the salsa, cumbia and bachata.

19 June* 10 July* 31 July 21 August

James Flynn SwingsSwing

Songs of Olivia Newton-John and Burt BacharachCabaret

The Birds Contemporary jazz

Voudou ZazouGypsy jazz

Join leading Australian jazz and swing vocalist James Flynn for an afternoon of suave sounds reminiscent of Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole and Dean Martin. James has played around the world supporting iconic musicians including Ray Charles, James Morrison and Demis Roussos.

Let’s get physical! Local songstress Alix Jordan performs hits from two of her favourite performers, Burt Bacharach and Olivia Newton-John. Get moving with much-loved Bacharach classics such as I Say A Little Prayer, The Look of Love and What The World Needs Now before a fun and ‘physical’ set paying tribute to Australia’s sweetheart, Olivia Newton-John.

All-female jazz quintet The Birds blend several musical styles to deliver a unique jazz sound in an exciting set of original and contemporary jazz arrangements. Formed during their time at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), the girls put their own spin on modern jazz.

Say bonjour to Voudou Zazou and their Gypsy jazz sound, made famous by Django Reinhardt in 1930s Paris. Featuring the delightful vocals of Coo Jarvis and the quintessential French accordion, the swinging sounds and catchy tunes guarantee a toe-tapping good time.