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2026 is in full swing at PODtriangle. We are busy organising fundraising concerts with the Huberman Strad program that we launched at Tempo Rubato in 2025.
Our first newly acquired instrument for the year is a 1951 violin by Arthur Patton, from the A E Smith stable. It's another interesting piece of historic Australian lutherie. Contact us
2026 is in full swing at PODtriangle. We are busy organising fundraising concerts with the Huberman Strad program that we launched at Tempo Rubato in 2025.
Our first newly acquired instrument for the year is a 1951 violin by Arthur Patton, from the A E Smith stable. It's another interesting piece of historic Australian lutherie. Contact us to try the fiddle. Click here for more information.
There are more instruments in the pipeline, coming soon.
Erica Kennedy joins the PODtriangle board
We are delighted to announce that Erica Kennedy has joined PODtriangle.
Erica brings extensive performance, leadership and teaching experience to the Board. A highly regarded chamber musician, she has performed and recorded widely in Australia and overseas, including twelve years as the founding first violinist of the Flinders Quartet. S
We are delighted to announce that Erica Kennedy has joined PODtriangle.
Erica brings extensive performance, leadership and teaching experience to the Board. A highly regarded chamber musician, she has performed and recorded widely in Australia and overseas, including twelve years as the founding first violinist of the Flinders Quartet. She is currently Associate Principal First Violin with Orchestra Victoria, a member of the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra, and a lecturer at Monash University.
Michael Fortescue joins the PODtriangle board
Michael Fortescue joins the PODtriangle board
And Michael Fortescue joins Erica as a new Board Director of PODtriangle.
Michael has been a professional musician most his life, starting in Canberra, and then moving to Melbourne, Hobart, Paris and finally back to Tasmania. He was a Double Bass player in the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra for nearly 40 years and was also a member of the o
And Michael Fortescue joins Erica as a new Board Director of PODtriangle.
Michael has been a professional musician most his life, starting in Canberra, and then moving to Melbourne, Hobart, Paris and finally back to Tasmania. He was a Double Bass player in the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra for nearly 40 years and was also a member of the orchestra's Board. He has been deputy chair of the Music Fund of Australia Council, chair of Music Panel of TAAB and president of Hobart branch of Musicians Union. He is currently Chair of Kickstart Arts based in Hobart.