mission statement

Supporting our Local Musicians

The country village halls are likely to see greater useage if the ‘Bush Hall Dance link’ has anything to do with it.
‘Bush Hall Dance link’ Co
ordinator Fi Sproule is organizing some of the local talent to perform at village halls, on a monthly basis.
The project has been auspiced by the Murwillumbah Music Club as a legal way of overcoming the public liability blow out which has led to the cessation of most bush hall dances in the Tweed.
On the 26th September at Chillingham Hall, 5 bands will donate their valuable time and effort to produce the first Bush Hall Dance which will be a fundraiser to establish funds to cover costs for future dances.
“There are many talented and dedicated musicians in the Tweed Valley who need their community to support them in seeking wider recognition of their music” Fi says. The uniqueness of the country village halls, the need for local entertainment

MUZART.TV
A great night was had by all at the Murwillumbah Services Club when
Craig Worsley and team from muzart.tv staged a music, film and fashion
extravaganza.
So what is this muzart ? Over the next few months we will explore the emerging phenomenon known as muzart.tv

Visit the Website @
www.geocities.com/murmusclub
and see what’s going on, not only around town but state and nation wide.
See what other musicians are doing in other localities.
Check out the members bio section where all members of the MMC are listed with descriptions of who they are and what they are doing.
You can even get snippets of your songs uploaded to the web, for agents or anyone who’s willing to listen.
If you are interested in participating join up.
If you are already a member and wish to be included send me your details with a photo and we’ll get it up ASAP. Check out the current rate solo’s, duo’s and bands are receiving, you’d be surprised !.
There is a section providing for the many affiliated services musicians provide such as video production, lights and PA hire, recording and multimedia facilities. Again, if you would like to be included in any of these sections just email [email protected] your details.
The website is constantly evolving and your involvement and input is vital to its growth. So come on and help us help each other in taking yourself and your music to a wider audience.

That Skylarky feeling

Nimbin keeps producing quality bands that cover the spectrum of genre, with the success of bands like the Durga Babies and The Re-Mains in recent times. Jazz band, Skylarks, are another Nimbin based band that has been playing around the area for about a year now.. The band are Ian Rowe, Shane Manuel, Lisa Yeates and Bob Dooley. They have developed a large following who enjoy the band's strong harmonies and arrangements, vibrant performance and delightful repertoire of jazz standards, latin grooves and swing.I caught them some months ago at Linda Dickens benefit concert at Uki and found them quite refreshing. They have been working in around the Tweed and Brunswick Valley since then. I think they would make an ideal inclusion at a Note for Note night..

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