http://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/competitions/win-a-prize-pack-for-four-events-at-melbourne-metropolis-new-music-festival/story-fngwa9wg-1226845671869THE 2014 Metropolis New Music Festival is on at the Melbourne Recital Centre from April 1.
Win tickets to four Melbourne Metropolis New Music Festival events, including keyboard virtuoso Joanna McGregor (pictured), with Leader Newspapers. Source: Supplied
Australia’s most important festival of contemporary music, the Festival features ten world premieres and nine Australian premieres over 12 days.
Inspired by mythology, music and natural beauty, Festival guests include Finland-based Australian pianist Aura Go, UK pianist Joanna MacGregor, plus Olli Mustonen conducting three orchestral programs with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, devised to lead listeners through the mysterious and magic north.
Win tickets to four Melbourne Metropolis New Music Festival events, including the MSO with guest conductor Olli Mustonen (pictured), with Leader Newspapers. Source: Supplied
For full program details, go to
www.metropolisfestival.com.auLeader has four prize packs for the Melbourne Metropolis New Music Festival to give away. Each pack is valued at $414 and includes a double pass to four Festival events at Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre:
1.Musical Toys by Joanna MacGregor at 7.30pm on Tuesday, April 1. Joanna McGregor is a laterally thinking performer known for weaving together surprising and apt pieces into concerts delivered with passion and brilliant technique. Musical Toys is described as an evocation of childhood wonder – magical but sometimes a little scary!
2.Tapiola by Olli Mustonen and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at 8pm on Saturday, April 5. Shaped by the fairy-tale landscapes of Finland, Tapiola evokes music- to-be-lost-in through a journey in thick dark forests into wild dreams.
3.Frescoes of Dionysius by Olli Mustonen and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at 8pm on Wednesday, April 9. As the concert’s name implies, the music is full of voices, including that of the cello and the orchestra, with a haunting finale featuring soloist Marko Ylönen.
4.Concert Champêtre by Olli Mustonen and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at 8pm on Saturday, April 12. Inspired by the colourful history of a country manor house and the awe-inspiring nature around it, the work explores the strength of the string section embellished by the other-wordly chimes of a harpsichord.
Terms & Conditions
1.Information on how to enter and prizes form part of these terms and conditions of entry.
2.The promoter is Leader Associated Newspapers Pty Ltd, 1-7 Chapel St, Blackburn, Vic, 3130. ABN: 34 004 337 446.
3.Entry is available to residents who reside within the Leader Community Newspapers’ distribution area. Refer to the end of these Terms and Conditions for Leader Distribution Area Suburbs List.
4.Employees and their immediate families of Leader Associated Newspapers Pty Ltd, News Limited and agencies associated with the promotion are ineligible to enter.
5.Leader Newspapers’ privacy policy is available by visiting
www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/privacypolicy. Personal information is used for distribution of prizes only – we do not pass your details on to third parties unless it is necessary for prize collection or booking purposes.
6.This promotion is known as the Leader/Melbourne Metropolis New Music Festival Competition.
7.Leader has four prize packs for the 2014 Melbourne Metropolis New Music Festival to give away. Each pack includes a double pass (two tickets) to three Festival events at Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre:
•Musical Toys by Joanna MacGregor at 7.30pm on Tuesday, April 1;
•Tapiola by Olli Mustonen and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at 8pm on Saturday, April 5;
•Frescoes of Dionysius by Olli Mustonen and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at 8pm on Wednesday, April 9;
•Concert Champêtre by Olli Mustonen and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at 8pm on Saturday, April 12;
Each prize is valued at $414. Total prize pool is $1656.
8.The passes are valid for the above shows only and cannot be transferred to any other exhibition. Winners should check passes for full terms and conditions.
9.The competition opens at 12.05am on Monday, March 10, 2014 and closes at 5pm on Wednesday, March 19, 2014.
10.The winners will be drawn at Leader’s Blackburn office on Thursday, March 20, 2014.
11.One entry allowed per person. Leader Community Newspapers reserves the right to invalidate all multiple entries submitted by one person.
12.Leader Newspapers reserves the right to disqualify any person who attempts to corrupt or tamper with the entry process.
13.Entries must include the entrant’s full name, email address, postal address and daytime phone number to be valid.
14.Leader Newspapers is not responsible for any technical malfunctions or problems with internet or network congestion, including injury or damage to the participant’s or any other person’s computer which may affect participation in this promotion or transmission of entries over the internet.
15.The Promoter does not accept responsibility for late, lost, misdirected entries or entries sent but not received by Leader.
16.Winners will be notified and prizes distributed by mail.
17.Winners’ first initial, surname and postcode will be published at
www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/competitions as soon as possible after winners are drawn. Winners details will also be advertised in the Public Notices section of the next available editions of Leader Community Newspapers.
18.The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Entry details remain the property of the Promoter.
19.The Promoter does not take responsibility for misdirected, damaged or lost mail or mail received late.
20.Entry is available to residents who live within Leader Community Newspapers’ distribution area:
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