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ONE SUMMER'S DAY Romance and Fantasy - music from the beguiling worlds of Joe Hisaishi, Sa e, Debussy, Schumann, and Liszt.

ARIA Award-winning pianist and ABC presenter, Tamara-Anna Cislowska performs the music of Joe Hisaishi, whose enchan ng scores have graced so many beloved Studio Ghibli films. With classics from Spirited Away and Howl’s Moving Castle, interwoven with works of hope, romance and fantasy by Sa e, Debussy, Schumann and Liszt, this is music that speaks directly to the human heart. 2pm Sunday 6 February, St Bernard's Church, David Ave, Batehaven Tickets: www.southcoastmusicsociety.com or at the door. This will be a COVID Safe event. In accordance with current public health instruc ons, audience members are asked to wear masks during this performance. Our venue, the lovely St Bernard's Church is a light and airy venue. Windows will be open and there is plenty of space for audience members to sit 1.5metres apart.

Tamara-Anna Cislowska is one of Australia’s most acclaimed, ARIA award-winning pianists, performing and recording in Australia and interna onally to cri cal and public acclaim. Tamara’s accolades include ABC Young Performer of the Year, the Freedman Fellowship, an Art Music Award for ‘Performance of the Year’ (ACT) and the 2015 ARIA award for 'Best Classical Album'. She is a frequent guest of orchestras and fes vals worldwide, Tamara has performed as soloist with the London Philharmonic, Auckland Philharmonia, and all major Australasian symphony orchestras.

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With seven ARIA no.1 albums, most recently One Summer’s Day: Studio Ghibli favourites for solo piano by Joe Hisaishi (ABC Classics), Into Silence recorded with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, and Unsent Love Le ers: medita ons on Erik Sa e, available on Deutsche Grammophon outside Australia, Tamara also presents weekly program ‘Duet’ for ABC Classic FM. Tamara is brought to Batemans Bay by the South Coast Music Society in associa on with Musica Viva.

Eurobodalla Photographic Club commenced our 2022 programme with an exhibi on of members photographs, at the Eurobodalla Agricultural show. The exhibi on was well a ended and a lot of interest Vol 16 September 15th 2017 Vol 28 December 7th, 2017 Vol 48 April 27th 2018 shown in our clubs ac vi es which we hope will translate into poten al members.

Also planned for 2022 are exhibi ons at the Batemans Bay library (26 March to 2nd April). Mechanics

Ins tute, Moruya (20-21st May) and the River of Art (16-25th Sept )

On the weekend of 28th-29th May 2022 our club will be offering a workshop and morning photo shoot at the Eurobodalla Botanic Gardens func on centre, led by renowned photographer and educator Len

Metcalf h ps://lenmetcalf.com/. Limited places are available to interested non members. The programme will cater for all skill levels and provide a rare opportunity to learn from one of Australia's leading crea ve photographers. All enquiries to our email eurobodallaphotographicclub@gmail.com.

Our regular monthly mee ng and compe on was well a ended given the current uncertainty with Co-

Vid19. Over thirty photographs were submi ed for cri que and judging, by one of our experienced members, Colin Pass.

Results for the January compe on.

Colour Images Gold Awards

Bindaree Waterfall Mt S rling.-David Maltby

Sunset A er the Storm Winton Wetland.-David Maltby.

Dragonfly.-Dave Kemp.

Colour Images Silver Awards

Crested Pigeon- George Cook.

Fire and Snow -Bruce McGee.

Hover Fly on Glycine -Merrick Bailey. Wallaga Lake Bridge.-Brian Gunter. Welcome to 2022.-Shirley Gunter. Mono Images Gold Award Yogi.-Dave Kemp. Mono Image Silver Award Great Cormorant.-Beth Westra.

Image of the Night Dragonfly.-Dave Kemp.