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 6-13 july 2013 A week of superb music education plus cultural exposure to a land where an ancient heart
beats inside a modernising country. i wld just like 2 thank u frm the b0ttom of my heart f0r
everything u have taught me in that sh0rtperi0d of time we had together... i have w0rked extremely hard 2 get to beijing...1
of my goals going2 beijing was 2 learn as much as i could and share the passi0n i have for music with others. music isall
i have.. when i play its as if i am c0nnecting with my soul. all of the challenges i face in my life goaway at
that time. South African Student, tutti wymb 2011 The second tutti
world youth music+ beijing will be an exciting week long event for school age musicians
and singers from around the World. It will provide the opportunity to enhance and showcase their talents in a non competitive
environment and through their love of music to reach out and build friendships across the cultural diversity of the World. To be held in Beijing China over the period 6-13 July 2013 tutti world youth music+ beijing welcomes participation from orchestras string orchestras/ensembles symphonic wind bands brass ensembles jazz ensembles choral groups. music+ ........ new event elements Converging and diverging with the music program of tutti world youth music+ beijing will be a stimulating and varied photography, media/film and television, and arts/drama program. Capture the real Beijing at early morning markets, in hutong street walks and visits to well known or out of the way places. Arts/drama students will attend their own early morning tai chi class at the Temple of Heaven, visit kung fu and Beijing Opera schools and the National Theatre. A highlight for this stream’s participants will be a visit to the eclectic and ‘out there’ Art District 798. photography ( subject or hobby )
media studies
film and TV
art / drama cultural groups All tutti world youth music+ beijing participants will experience performances by other attending musicians, faculty members, visiting Chinese musicians and other artistic and acrobatic performers. Woven throughout the event is a significant cultural exposure program that takes in all the significant historical venues around Beijing.  superb music education What
attending music directors had to say...... "....music is not about how many people are playing in a band or ensemble but it is the sense of a unit and team work that is vital to make a great performance with in the ensemble/ band setting. One does not have to have a 30-piece big-band to make a wow performance, it could be a vocal ensemble of 5 girls who can take the breath of the audience away with a good performance." South African Music Director, tutti wymb 2011 "For my boys, tutti meant meeting, making, and creating…tutti 2011 brought a renewed focus on music and what it can offer in terms of meeting other musicians from around the world and performing in a supportive and non-competitive environment. Every one of my students expressed the desire to be part of the next tutti.." Australian Music Director, tutti wymb 2011 "In the master classes with the guest conductors each girl had a more personalised form of attention and instruction that the faculty member had on their playing and technique. The girls were so amazed that in each session each one had the opportunity to have instruction and guidance from a professional musician that was unique to her playing and not just in general." South African Music Director, tutti wymb 2011 "Our students thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience both culturally and musically. They came back enthusiastic and inspired in their music. They loved working with such an exciting faculty and appreciated all they learnt from them. The event being set in Beijing offered up a unique cultural experience which students relished." Australian Music Director, tutti wymb 2011 "I again would like to thank all the faculty members who made the tutti festival such an amazing space of learning without the pressure of competing with other people. Our girls cannot stop talking about how much they have learnt and how great a time they had." South African Music Director, tutti wymb 2011 passion and music from the heart Throughout tutti world youth music+ beijing participants will undertake a series of masterclasses focusing on technique improvement run by a stellar international faculty. As well all groups will have the opportunity to perform their own chosen repertoire for other participants in a non competitive atmosphere and as part of a combined tutti ensemble. As Artistic Director Paul Dean will again lead the event. He will inspire you! Paul is one of Australia's foremost music educators and he promises that the experience will be exceptional. Remember....the focus will be on learning to play your instrument or sing better. It is not a competitive event...that is not our philosophy. You will find that this creates an atmosphere of friendship and enjoyment of music far beyond what you have ever experienced. See what Paul Dean says here.  The 'tutti team' at the Farewell Dinner 2011 L>R Andrew Jarvis, Sara Bannon, John Hoffman, Leesa Dean, Larry Knopp, Kathryn Morton, Andrew Mogrelia, Rob McWilliams, Stephen Emmerson ( obscured ), Paul Dean, Virginia Taylor, Michael Bannon, Barry Cockcroft, Michele Walsh, Yuen Yum San, Jeremy Williams, Li Xiaolei, Pat Murphy, Pat Marchisella, Peter Armstrong Graeme Morton. Absent: Alicia Cush, Graham Hilgendorf
6 - 13 july 2013 Interested schools are urged to register an expression of interest here. ....."an amazing experience both musically and culturally" Australian Director of Performance, tutti wymb 2011
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