UNSW Wind Symphony
REHEARSAL:
Time: 4:00-6:15pm Tuesday, during term
Location: Leighton Hall, John Niland Scientia Building
You will be required to bring your own music stand and pencil to every rehearsal. You will also not be permitted to share music.
If you are going to be absent from rehearsal, please complete this form prior to your absence.
REGISTRATION:
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In order to enter UNSW Sydney campus, all UNSW Students, Staff and visitors must complete the relevant COVIDsafe training.
UNSW Students: Must read the Safe Return to Campus Guidance; and agree to the Student Health and Safety Agreement
UNSW Staff: Must read the Safe Return to Campus Guidance; and and complete the Safe Return to Campus training.
All other visitors: Must watch the Safe Return To Campus training video
The UNSW Wind Symphony was founded in 1991 (as the UNSW Wind Band) to perform works specially composed for wind ensembles with or without percussion. The Wind Symphony provides a rich experience for musicians who prefer to play this repertoire, largely dating from after 1900. Also in the repertoire of the Wind Symphony are arrangements of works from all eras and styles, including jazz, popular and art-music forms.
The Wind Symphony offers a congenial home, as well, to many of the woodwind and brass players on campus, and comprises about 50 players at any one time both from UNSW School of the Arts and Media and other departments.
The Wind Band (as it was first called) was established by two undergraduate students, David Gilfillan and Emery Schubert, and gave its first concert on 26 May 1991.
Since 2013, the UNSW Wind Band has been known as the UNSW Wind Symphony, reflecting the shift in the ensemble's repertoire over its history and all members are a part of UNSW Society of Orchestra and Pipers.
