A little highlights package of Lexi Langley's Music Theatre Recital performed in December 2010 at The Australian Institute of Music.
COPYRIGHT - All artists are credited in this video.
Featuring- Super Girl - Penrith
I Want To Make Magic - Fame
Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros - Flight of the Choncords
Complainte De La Butte
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Music Theatre at AIM.
SING | ACT | DANCE | CREATE
The Music Theatre Department of the Australian Institute of Music is a vibrant, noisy, energetic and exciting collective of the industry's next wave of talent.
The Music Theatre department is committed to developing the student's understanding of the broader arena of theatre. Students are skilled in the three disciplines of singing, dancing and acting but are also taught skills which will enable them to be work creators. All studies are focused on developing students who have an understanding of creating new works, production and performance.
The Music Theatre Students develop the ear of a musician, the body awareness of a dancer, the imagination of an actor, the vision of a director and the fortitude of a producer.
Structure of the Performance Courses
Performance, performance, performance are the main focuses of the department. The belief is that creating numerous performance opportunities will build the confidence and skill level required of students wishing to make a career in music theatre both real and rewarding.
Skill development is only tested when the student is required to show what they have learnt in the performance arena. All units of study are practical in terms of value adding to the performance experience. All teachers in the Music Theatre Department are working Industry practitioners who provide professional, relevant, innovative and supportive instruction to our students
Jennifer Murphy : Head of Music Theatre.
Jennifer came to prominence in 1980 when she was cast by Broadway director Harold Prince in the lead role of the Australian premiere performance of "Evita". Her career has been a featured story on "Sixty Minutes" and has been listed in The Australian Book of Lists as one of Australia's best female vocalists. Jennifer has directed and performed in shows Australia wide and overseas for the past 30 years.
Along with her position as Head of Music Theatre at AIM, Jennifer is currently Artistic Director of the Catholic Schools Performing Arts unit (CaSPA), Jennifer is also a voice and performance coach for television, film and theatre productions in Australia and overseas. Recently Jennifer was voice coach and music consultant on the feature films "Razzle Dazzle" and "Thunderstruck" and performance coach for channel 9's "Starstruck".
Jennifer with her husband Spud Murphy (Musical Director "Priscilla" and "Dusty") are a team dedicated to maintaining a vibrant Industry.
Her connection to the performing arts, from nurturing emerging talent in schools to developing talent at AIM in preparation for a career in the Industry, has proven to be the most rewarding episode in her professional journey thus far.
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