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A Little Bit Mongolian – Film & Performance

Film and live performance with Michael Dillon as part of the Woodend Winter Arts Festival.
St Ambrose Parish Hall, Anslow Street, Woodend VIC, Australia
Accessible venue & toilets
Michael Dillon introduces his multi-international award winning film about Angus Paradice, a 12 year old Australian horse rider who dares to race with local Mongolian children in their dangerous long distance horse races.
Despite a bad fall in a training race, he gets back on the saddle and does well, wins the respect of everyone, and in the process becomes ‘a little bit Mongolian’.
Then it will be our turn to become a little bit Mongolian, for one of the delights of the film is its wonderful music score complete with throat and harmonic singing, the latter by none other than Australia’s world class virtuoso in the field, Dean Frenkel.
Dean will be with us and will astonish us with a live performance of many forms of harmonic singing. He will then take our own voices where we thought they couldn’t go, through a first lesson in an ancient artform we are all capable of mastering.
This session will run from 1 to 3pm on Saturday 7th of August*.
All tickets for this session are $30.

*2 August 2021: This event will be delayed by some weeks until the restrictions allow for singing indoors by the audience. All ticket holders have received information and as soon as the new date is confirmed, information will be sent to all ticket holders. We hope it will only be a matter of a few weeks until we can safely hold this event.

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