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Tutti Flutti Performance Morning

  • Hartley Concert Room, The University of Adelaide 14 Kintore Avenue Adelaide, SA, 5000 Australia (map)

Registration from 10:00 am

A relaxed performance opportunity!

Come and play for friends and fellow flautists in an encouraging and supportive environment.

All standards of flute players are welcome! An accompanist will be provided; alternatively, you may bring your own accompanist.

Take advantage of the opportunity to also be a part of the Elder Conservatorium of Music’s Flute Mega Day! (see below for more details)

This year, Tutti Flutti will be a part of the Elder Conservatorium of Music’s Flute Mega Day!

As part of your Tutti Flutti registration, you will receive free automatic registration to attend the Flute Mega Day!

This is a wonderful chance to participate in an inspiring program of workshops, ensemble playing and masterclasses, including meeting the flute section of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. You can also be a part of the final Celebratory Concert!

When you register for the Tutti Flutti, you will automatically be included on the Flute Mega Day list, giving you access to arrive at any time and take part in any events throughout the day.

This is a rare opportunity that can’t be missed!



CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: Sunday, October 18th, 2026

ENQUIRIES: admin@flutesocietyofsa.org

** Become a Flute Society member and pay less for all events throughout the year! **

Members enjoy benefits including free participation in Tutti Flutti, the opportunity to participate in our competitions, and discounted or free entry to our other events

See our ‘Join Us’ page for the complete list of membership opportunities.

Flute Society of South Australia Membership Annual Prices

  • $30 Concession Membership

  • $45 Regular Membership

Price for Tutti Flutti Attendees:

  • Free - Performers (member)

  • $20 - Performers (non-member)

  • Free - audience entry (no application necessary)

Elder Conservatorium of Music: Flute Mega Day

Date: 
Sunday 18th October, 2026
Time: 10:00am–5:00pm
Venue: Hartley Concert Room, The University of Adelaide

Join us for an unforgettable celebration of all things flute at the Elder Conservatorium Flute Mega Day!

We are thrilled to welcome special guests Joshua Batty, Elizabeth Koch, Karen Fletcher and Linda Pirie alongside Elder Conservatorium’s own Kathryn Moorhead and the flute section of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. Whether you’re a student, teacher, or enthusiastic amateur, this is a rare opportunity to learn, connect, and perform with the very best.

The day will be filled with guided warm-ups, ensemble rehearsals, an interactive flute workshop, a masterclass, a lively panel Q&A with the ASO flutists, and much more. Younger players will shine in the Tutti Flutti Junior Players performance, while the day concludes with a celebratory concert featuring guest artists, ensembles, and our massed flute orchestra.

This inspiring day of music-making brings together flutists of all ages and levels for workshops, masterclasses, performances, and the chance to play alongside some of Australia’s leading artists.

This event is proudly supported by the Flute Society of South Australia and Flutes and Flutists.



Flute Mega DayDate: Sunday 18 October 2026
Time: 9.00am–4.00pm
Venue: Hartley Concert Room
Registration Fee:
$30 (plus booking fee).

9.00–9.15am — Welcome and Warm-Up
Welcome to the day, introduction to our guest artist Joshua Batty, and a group warm-up.

9.15–9.55am — Masterclass: Emerging Flute Players
Joshua Batty works with two emerging young flautists 

9.55–10.05am — Morning Break

10.05–10.45am — Breathing & Resonance with Joshua Batty
An interactive group session exploring breathing and resonance in flute playing.

10.45–11.45am — Masterclass: University Flute Students
Joshua Batty works with two flute students from the Elder Conservatorium of Music.

10.45–11.45am — Tutti Flutti
Running concurrently with the university masterclass, Tutti Flutti offers younger flute players a friendly and supportive performance opportunity, presented by the Flute Society of South Australia.

11.45am–12.00pm — Altus Flutes Q&A

12.00–12.45pm — Lunch

12.45–1.20pm — Flute Unfiltered: Beyond the Notes
A relaxed panel discussion with Elizabeth Koch, Karen Fletcher, Linda Pirie and Kathryn Moorhead exploring practice, exams, auditions, performance, common misconceptions, career pathways and studying music beyond school.

1.25–2.10pm — From Notes to Music
An interactive workshop led by Kathryn Moorhead. Bring your flute! We’ll explore how sound, dynamics, articulation, colour, character and musical direction can transform even the simplest notes into music. We’ll finish by creating a massed-flute piece for players of all levels, which will return as the finale of the Community Flute Concert.

2.10–2.20pm — Short Break

2.20–3.00pm — From Ordinary to Outstanding - tips for making your performance sparkle.
Linda Pirie draws on her extensive experience as a teacher and AMEB examiner to explore the details that can make the difference between a good exam performance and an excellent one.

3.00–3.15pm — Break & Concert Set-Up

3.15–4.00pm — Community Flute Concert
A celebration of flute playing featuring Adelaide Symphony players Julia Grenfell and Lisa Gill and the massed-flute ensemble finale — so bring your flute and be part of it!

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