Musica Viva appoints new Artistic Director of Education

By Musica Viva in Schools
Community contribution / February 9, 2016

Musica Viva is delighted to announce that prominent Australian composer, artistic director and musician, Michael Sollis, has commenced, as of February 2016, as Artistic Director of Education to Australia’s largest and most innovative school music education program.

Sollis has had a long association with Musica Viva, having shown exemplary enthusiasm and drive in his role as ACT ...

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Musica Viva In Schools has been bringing premium quality live music direct to Australian schools for over 35 years. We specialise in presenting the best small ensemble Australia has to offer - dynamic, accessible and culturally diverse groups that perform a wide variety of musical styles. Our concerts are experiences - designed to challenge, delight and enrich the lives of students and teachers.

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