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We have an extraordinary musical treat at Joadja Vineyard and Winery this Australia Day weekend.
Join us for an amazing afternoon of Irish Australian Folk and Rock, Joadja wine and wood-fired pizza!
Our special guest band is Shameless Seamus and the Tullamore Dews, featuring no less than:
Jim Moginie – founding member, songwriter and guitarist for the ARIA Hall Of Fame recipients Midnight Oil,
Alan Healy – who has performed with many Australian and international artists including The Dubliners, Christy Moore, Wolf Tones, Fureys, Foster and Alan, Mary Black, and Stockton’s Wing,
Lefty Wright (Stephen Coburn) – a founding member of ARIA Hall Of Fame inductees Mental as Anything, and an accomplished sculptor,
Evelyn Finnerty – from Blarney, Cork, Ireland and member of Blackwater on vocals and fiddle,
Samuel Mogadisco – poet/drummer on cajon and percussion,
Peter Mackie – on bass, and a past member of pre-Wiggles band The Cockroaches.
More details and RSVP on our Music in the Vines page!
The Reluctant Consort:
Peter Petocz … recorders, rauschpfeiffe
Emma Dortins … recorders
Jacqui Smith … recorders
Christa Jacenyik-Trawoger … recorders
Anna Reid … violoncello
Bernie Williams … lutes, recorders
The ‘Consort’ will be playing a wide variety of music from Mediaeval to Contemporary, on recorders, lutes and cello. The pieces include Vivaldi’s concerto La Notte and another concerto for Cello, Italian folksongs, songs and dances by the renaissance Italian composer Landini, a selection of tangos by Astor Piazzolla and others, and Zefiro Torna a song by Monteverdi.
Our up and coming ‘Music in the Vines ‘ event will feature local blues and contemporary musician and radio personality Nick Rheinberger
1pm Sunday 23rd January 2011
Please come and join us for a relaxing afternoon of music and fine wine. There will be delicious food, coffee and cookies too.
Nick Rheinberger could be the most versatile entertainer in Australia. He’s not only a well-known radio announcer, he plays at pubs, theatres and festivals around Australia as an MC, a comedian, a children’s entertainer, poet, storyteller, blues singer and actor. With his band The Galvanisers, Nick plays swinging blues and other selections on his collection of odd instruments, including a miniature bouzouki and a slide guitar made from vintage Australian corrugated iron. Last year, Nick released his debut album “Do Tell”, produced by Shane Pacey at his studio in Bowral.
The Shane Pacey Blues Trio
“The Guitar and Voice of The Bondi Cigars bringing it back home”
Shane Pacey-Guitar and vocals
Trudy Mackenzie-Bass and Vocals
Dave Sell-Drums
In a time when blues is in great danger of being swallowed by the all-encompassing term “roots music,” the very concept of a blues band seems to be almost a quaint idea.
The Shane Pacey Blues Trio is that rare (and becoming rarer!) thing, a dedicated blues band, rather than a solo star with supporting musicians.
Although Shane’s other band, The Bondi Cigars is still very much a going concern, Shane recently felt the strong urge to revisit the music that turned him on when he first started playing, such as the guitar playing and singing of Peter Green and the short sharp style coming out of Chess Records in the 50’s and 60s.
“The main aim,” states Shane “Is to create something totally different to The Cigars”
Bearing that in mind, people should not expect any Cigars material at an SPBT gig, but rather a no-nonsense trip through blues’ back pages, all played with Shane’s customary attack and passion.
Completing the trio..
Trudy Mackenzie, bass and vocals. Trudy’s main musical background is singing, with bands in Victoria, W.A. and Queensland. She has also played in a duo with Shane for the last five years, which is all very convenient, as they happen to be married!
Drummer Dave Sell’s most recent musical activities have been with Exeter Groove (whose CDs Shane produced) and ABC radio’s Nick Rheinberger (whose CD Shane also produced!)
The trio’s goal is to produce a big sound that aims for the soul and the feet.
“Don’t expect a polite little band tapping away in the corner,” says Shane.
..and he means it, too.
Come and enjoy a relaxing afternoon of music and wine in the vineyard.
Unfortunately this event has been cancelled – but please come to our Sunday October 3rd free blues music afternoon instead!
Friends of the Berrima Courthouse invite you to our Jazz in September fundraiser featuring Ella’s
Jazz at Joadja with Ella's Holiday
Holiday in the picturesque grounds of Joadja Winery in the NSW Southern Highlands. Sunday the 26th of September 2010 from 12.00 to 4.00 pm.
Entry to Jazz in the Vineyards is $25.00 per person.
Gourmet sausage sizzle with condiments will be available, $3.00 each or if you wish to bring snacks for your family and friends on the day you are most welcome to do so A large selection of Joadja wines are available for sale, sorry no other alcohol permitted due to license restrictions.
You can book Jazz at Joadja the following ways:
So we can cater please send us your response by Monday 20th September Your ticket also automatically enters you into the draw to win a selection of fine Joadja wines.
For more information Contact Colin Gelling at Berrima Courthouse on 02 48771505
or email info@berrimacourthouse.org.au
Berrima Courthouse open 7 days 10.00am -4.00pm.
For more information and to RSVP, please head to our Music in the Vines page.
FREE LIVE MUSIC AT THE WINERY from 1pm Sunday June 13, 2010.
Special Guests from Sydney – The Shane Younger Band
The Shane Younger Band
A Sydney-based acoustic band, including vocals, guitar, mandolin, violin and double bass. This is their second year playing together. Playing their own mix of music, influenced by Jazz, folk, blues and country music. It’s easy-listening and will appeal to everyone.
Part of the Southern Highlands Cool Flavours Wine Festival.
Please bring a chair and join us for a relaxing afternoon of music and fine wine.
There will be delicious Wood Fired Pizza & Coffee available from 12:30pm.
Taste our newest wine releases!
RSVP on our Music in the Vines page.
Sorry, strictly no other alcohol permitted on site due to licensing regulations.
(this music event will be held rain hail or shine in the Winery)
We received lots of lovely feedback re our last music event with Nick Rheinberger and his talented family . Thank you everyone for coming along….the Highlands has a wealth of fantastic musicians and we are have been lucky to have some of these performing at Joadja over recent years to wonderful support. And sometimes we meet musicians through our cellardoor….
So our next “music in the vines” will be baroque and renaissance music with “The Reluctant Consort” , an ensemble from Sydney on Easter Sunday 4th April 2010
Stay tuned for more details.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR to everyone!
Our up and coming ‘Music in the Vines ‘ event will feature local blues and contemporary musician and radio personality Nick Rheinberger
1pm Sunday 24th January 2010
Please come and join us for a relaxing afternoon of music and fine wine. There will be delicious food, coffee and cookies too.
RSVP : website form or phone 02 48785236
Nick Rheinberger could be the most versatile entertainer in Australia. He’s not only a well-known radio announcer, he plays at pubs, theatres and festivals around Australia as an MC, a comedian, a children’s entertainer, poet, storyteller, blues singer and actor. With his band The Galvanisers, Nick plays swinging blues and other selections on his collection of odd instruments, including a miniature bouzouki and a slide guitar made from vintage Australian corrugated iron. Last year, Nick released his debut album “Do Tell”, produced by Shane Pacey at his studio in Bowral.