PERFORMANCE MASTERCLASS SCHOOL HOLIDAY WORKSHOP AIM’s new school holiday workshop is designed for high school students interested in music performance. Created for students in Years 9-12, the workshops provide incredible opportunities to experience playing and performing music, mentored by AIM’s own accomplished musicians and educators. Learn, practice and perform contemporary and classic pop, rock and soul tunes, under the expertise of Australia’s leading music mentors. Over the course of the workshop, students will work with two AIM alumni, Gian Timothy Gho who is a professional drummer, and Noa Kidd, a professional guitar player, to expand their performance skills in a collaborative and inspiring environment. They will workshop communication in an ensemble, chart reading, rhythm, pitch, dynamic, improvisation, stylistic interpretation and performance. Under their guidance, they will use these new rehearsal and performance techniques to create a small set of diverse songs in collaboration with other students in the class to present a performance for family and friends. JOIN US FOR OUR PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP Date & Time: Monday 7th – Tuesday 8th Location: AIM Sydney, Enter via 27 Nurses Walk, The Rocks NSW 2010 Performance for family and friends commences at 4pm on Tuesday.

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Nurses Lane is located in the Rocks area of ​​Sydney. When you walk to George Street, you will see a sign on the left for Nurses Lane. Walk a short distance and turn around. It will be parallel to George Street for a short distance and then turn back to George Street. Here you will see cute little shops, cafes, restaurants and history including Lucy Osborn, one of the nurses who worked in the original hospital in the area. Spend 15-20 minutes learning about this history while in the Rocks.

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The Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia can be climbed. Climbing the Harbour Bridge is a classic activity in Sydney. It is said that more than three million people have climbed the Harbour Bridge in uniform blue clothes. Whether it is early morning, daytime, dusk or night, you can climb this iron frame bridge and enjoy the city view of Sydney in all directions. After climbing up, you can get a free photo and a certificate.

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We visited here on our first day in Sydney. The museum looks small but has a lot of history. We loved the Catalan and Aboriginal exhibitions on the first floor of the museum, which used a variety of media (audio, interactive displays, paintings, artifacts) to restore history. The building itself is worth taking photos. The entrance is a bit difficult to find, in an alley, so you have to pay attention to the roadside signs. It takes about 2 hours to visit all areas. All in all, I highly recommend visiting this museum in Sydney, and it&#39;s free!

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