The TDO concert series runs annually, attracting and enrolling 80 musicians each year across a minimum of four concerts as part of a series of major concert performances. The TDO fills a unique gap in Australian classical music performance, bringing together highly skilled professionals, amateurs and students into a professional orchestra. Employing Australia's top conductors and tutors, the TDO models current symphony orchestra practice and scheduling, providing a professional concert experience and repertoire that is not commonly available to this level of orchestra in Australia. Every member is enrolled in a series of specifically designed ensemble units through the UTAS Conservatorium of Music, as part of the Bachelor of Musical Arts. Students gain professional level tutoring, conducting and orchestral experience, and receive UTAS recognition for their study and performance. This is the first of a series of four concerts for 2012. Repertoire is chosen specifically for the developmental skill building ( including instrumental technique, ensemble skill development, professional behaviours) and the development of the whole orchestra across the 12 month period. Each concert forms a critical part of the 'series' and as such the whole constitutes a musical, 'curated exhibition' which is underpinned by a strongly developed pedagogy, with criteria-based and rigorous assessment procedures underpinning each unit and the students progression through the course.

Item Type:	Curated Exhibition
Keywords:	Tasmanian Discovery Orchestra: 2012 Concert series
Research Division:	Creative Arts and Writing
Research Group:	Music
Research Field:	Music performance
Objective Division:	Culture and Society
Objective Group:	Arts
Objective Field:	Music
UTAS Author:	Legg, AFJ (Associate Professor Andrew Legg)
ID Code:	90019
Year Published:	2012
Deposited By:	School of Creative Arts and Media
Deposited On:	2014-03-24
Last Modified:	2017-11-20
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