Twilight Concert
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| Twilight Concert |
DEFENCE FORCE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
TWILIGHT CONCERT
The Australian Army Band Melbourne provides musical support to the Defence Force School of Music (DFSM) to enable them to undertake concert performances that fulful training requirements for students under training. Like the DFSM ' At Home
' concert series, the Twilight concert series is another form of training; however, they are performed outside. They regularly include acts such as dancers, special guest artists, vocalists, instrumental soloists, choirs and of course, fireworks and 'big' Army canons. These concerts are extremely popular and are very well attended. At times attendance has exceeded 4000 people.
As with all our performances, the show is always focused on entertainment that is exciting and colourful, not to mention, professional. Our wonderful singers are always a treat for the audience when they sing acapella or along with the great sounds of the concert band or Big Band.
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| Carols & Fireworks Spectacular 2006 |
If you are lucky enough to attend one of our Twilight concerts you may be in for a surprise. We often perform Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture that culminates with Artillery canons and fireworks, a spectacular that should not be missed.
If you would like to attend one of the Twilight concerts please check out our calendar for dates.
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| Twilight fireworks |
The Twilight concerts are open to the public and free (free admission).
There is no need to book for these concerts as no formal seating is arranged. Just turn up.
You are more than welcome to bring your own chair, rug and picnic supper.
For more details on location and timings, please see below.
The Defence Force School of Music location:
Simpson Barracks, MACLEOD, Victoria
Crew Street Gate Entry
Melways Ref: M20 H8
Phone: 03 9450 7412
Crew St gate opens at 6.30pm on the evening of the concert. When you arrive at the gate you will be directed to parking.
The concert commences at 8pm sharp.
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| Crew St entrance |
Click here
for a map of Simpson Barracks and the location of the DFSM.