It has been in the making for a couple of months but now I can announce that a lovely and talented young lady Alyssa Pagomenos has joined our teaching staff. She is replacing Jess Gowlett as woodwind teacher. Will have Bio and photo up real soon. Meanwhile if you would like to learn Saxophone or clarinet send us an email

Once a fortnight since May this year I head down to the beautiful special needs clients at Multicap Currimundi to do music therapy. We have a fabulous time. Doing diverse things like learning about rhythm dancing singing favorites and new songs it is an hour we all really enjoy. Thanks for the welcome everyone. See you in a fortnight
Ken Kelley

It is with a sad heart that we say a good bye to our woodwind teacher Jessica Gowlett. Jessica is currently in her second year at University studying Primary education. (following in her mum's footsteps)
But it is with a glad heart that we welcome Alyssa Pagomenos to our teaching staff to take over from Jess. Alyssa has just recieved her grade 7 certificate for Saxophone and plays and teaches Clarinet as well. She has just spent ten intense days under the instruction of none other than James Morrison with the MOST program, and participated in the 'worlds biggest band' attempt at Suncorp stadium in Brisbane last Saturday (13/07/2013) ( it was successful by the way)Her profile will be posted shorlty. Exciting times

As a recorded artists in the band Gypsy Fire, we have for a number of years been selling our album " The Soul Of a Gypsy" worldwide through CDbaby.com. They come up with some very important articles here and there and while going through the mail from them the other day I came acroos the heading 'How to copyright your music'. Following is the link to the article which I found to be quite helpful and thought others may as well. So have a read and please post any comments back for all to read.
God bless, and enjoy your music!
The link from CDBaby.com ....
http://diymusician.cdbaby.com/2013/05/how-to-copyright-your-music/?utm_source=cdbaby&utm_medium=email&utm_content=05-30-13&utm_campaign=DIY053013

and more to the point for Australian writers and performers is AMCOS and APRA also worth the effort of reading

http://www.apra-amcos.com.au/musiccreators/joinapra/yourmusic,yourrights.aspx