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30 Nov

Level Up

Sun 30 November @ 6:30pm

 

 

PLAYER ONE: Are you ready for LEVEL UP?

Prepare to be transported into the realms of your favourite video games as the award-winning Western Australian Wind Symphony breathes new life into iconic video game soundtracks.

From the sweeping arrangements of The Legend of Zelda to the classic beats of Super Mario Bros., this concert will immerse you in the captivating world of gaming. Also featuring music from Octopath Traveler, Undertale, Dragon Quest, Donkey Kong and more – these nostalgic classics and modern masterpieces will take you on a sonic quest like no other.

Join us for an extraordinary musical journey that brings to life the unforgettable melodies and epic soundscapes from your favourite gaming adventures.

Get out your favourite character costumes, bring your gamer friends and LEVEL UP!

 

Artists

Samuel Parry, conductor

WA Wind Symphony

 

Programme

Main Theme from Pokémon Scarlet & Violet

Dragon Quest (Medley)

“Dovahkiin” from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Final Fantasy (Medley)

Undertale (Medley)

Octopath Traveler (Medley)

The Legend of Zelda (Medley)

Super Mario (Medley)

Event Details

Date: Sun 30 November @ 6:30pm
Venue: The Regal Theatre
16 Jan

WAWS Summer Wind Ensemble Academy

Fri 16 January @ 9:00am

The WAWS Summer Wind Ensemble Academy is a fun and supportive school holiday program for primary and early secondary instrumental students.

Participants will spend the day learning from members of the West Australian Wind Symphony (WAWS) — rehearsing in full ensemble and sectionals, enjoying musical games, and connecting with other young musicians in an encouraging, creative environment.

The day concludes with a student performance at 2:30pm, followed by a short showcase by the award-winning West Australian Wind Symphony. Families are invited to stay and enjoy both performances.

Who is this Program For?

This workshop is designed for woodwind, brass and percussion students entering Years 6 to 8 in 2026.
It is ideal for students who have begun learning their instrument and can play a few short pieces, read basic notation, and are ready to experience playing as part of a larger ensemble.

What to Bring
Instrument, water bottle, a packed morning tea and lunch.

Food
Students are responsible for providing their own food.

Supervision & Mentors
All mentors are a mix of highly skilled, current WAWS members, music educators, and music specialists.
Every mentor holds a current Working with Children Check.

Registration Includes

  • Full workshop participation
  • Mentoring from WAWS musicians
  • All sheet music and learning materials

Places are limited, and early booking is recommended.

Event Details

Date: Fri 16 January @ 9:00am
Venue: Taryn Fiebig Concert Hall

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