Suitable for upper primary and secondary educators, this workshop will assist you in learning new repertoire, refining your scope and sequence, developing innovative questioning techniques and supporting self-directed reflection in your students.

Andrew Pennay is Director of Creative Arts at Brisbane Girls Grammar School, where he implements aural-based activities to enhance composition and improvisation work.

Andrew was the 2022 Award Recipient for Excellence in Australian Kodály-inspired Music Education: Innovation at the Kodaly Australia Conference in Canberra.

For 12 years, he was a performer and Assistant Conductor with The Australian Voices, touring new Australian choral music globally. Since then, Andrew has lectured in music education at a tertiary level and has presented workshops nationally and internationally.

In 2011, Andrew received a National Award for Excellence in School Music Education through the Australian Government Quality Teacher Program. He has been a long serving Queensland State Panelist for Music Extension (akin to Tertiary Double Major Music).

In his spare time, he plays banjo, pedal organ and toy piano in a folk band, and has recently finished writing and producing a dream pop album Slow Emotion with Mardi Lumsden, to be released shortly.

This workshop is accredited by TQI for 5 hours of professional learning.

Saturday 3 June
9:00am Registration
9:15am-3:15pm Workshop

Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/CIDMR

Members: $50
Non-members: $85
Students: $40

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