Royal Australian Navy Wind Band

Next date: Saturday, 07 November 2026 | 02:00 PM

Mooroolbark Community Centre
Sat 7 Nov | 2:00 PM
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The Royal Australian Navy Wind Band performs a wide variety of musical styles from traditional military marches and classical symphonic works, to music theatre and popular repertoire.As the Navy band’s largest ensemble of up to 45 members, the wind band offers versatility and volume, and showcases some of Australia’s most talented musicians and composers.

Together Time Tickets: Child attends for free

Secure a free child (U18yrs) ticket with any adult ticket purchase. It’s the perfect way to share the magic of live music with your family.

Bring your kids or grandkids along to discover the vibrant sounds of live music as the Royal Australian Navy Band performs in Mooroolbark. Enjoy a lively program design to delight both adults and young listeners. Let the next generation feel the excitement of 45 musicians performing live, up close. They’ll experience from brass, woodwinds, and percussion perform fun and contemporary pieces entertaining for the whole family.

This event is set to be entertaining, educational, and exhilarating.

Program Includes

Excerpts from How to Train Your Dragon — John Powell
Music from Harry Potter — John Williams
Star Wars — John Williams
The Wellerman — Traditional (New Zealand sea shanty)
Under the Sea (from The Little Mermaid) — Alan Menken

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