Sunday services include a mix of traditional and modern presentations interspersed with inspirational music performed by world-class musicians.
St Michael’s affirms and encourages the best expression of humanity, not only through the Sunday service but though our wellbeing programs and our commitment to counselling and psychotherapy. We believe faith, spirituality and a meaning to life are vital ingredients for our health and wellbeing and that there is a need to get hold of a more authentic religious understanding.
Sunday services commence at 10am.
Guest Artist: Kim Tan (Flute)
Music between the readings: Allegretto from the Sonata in G Major (Hamburger Sonate) – C.P.E. Bach (1714-1788)
Music during the offering: Moderato from Suite Modale – Ernest Bloch (1880-1959)
The Postlude: Tuba Tune – C.S. Lang (1891-1971)
Artist Bio: Kim Tan is a diverse musician with a fascination for the connections and fluidities between music, performance and philosophy that often lead her to programs which explore the relationship between musical expression and the human condition. Studying with teachers such as Alan Hardy, Wendy Clarke, Mardi McSullea and Margaret Crawford Kim has also performed in masterclasses and lessons with international soloists including John Wion (New York City Opera), Michael Cox (the Royal Academy of Music, London) and Katherine Kemler (Louisiana State University). In 2009 Kim travelled to Germany to have lessons and masterclasses with international soloists including; Andras Adorjan (Musikhochschule Munich), Felix Renggli (Musikhochschule Freiburg), Renate Greiss-Armin (Musikhochschule Karlsruhe), and Camille Hoitenga (Cologne). Kim is currently undertaking a PhD at the University of Melbourne. Along with Samuel Dunscombe, Kim is a founding co-member of Melbourne based new music duo Chi-Uro. Kim also performs regularly with Melbourne based ensembles such as ARCKO Symphonic Ensemble and has collaborated and performed with ensembles such as Golden Fur and Aria Co..