A MUSICAL VOYAGE - Royal Australian Navy
A MUSICAL VOYAGE - Royal Australian Navy
A MUSICAL VOYAGE - Royal Australian Navy
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13. In addition to the Executive Producer, the following key team members will play an integral<br />
part in driving the project through to completion by minimising any human risk factors: 8<br />
a. Event Manager 9 —Manager <strong>Navy</strong> Events (LCDR Brownlie);<br />
b. Production Manager 10 —Assistant Director of Music (LEUT Coleman);<br />
c. Support Services Managers 11 —1 st LEUT HMAS KUTABUL and 1 st LEUT HMAS STIRLING;<br />
and<br />
d. Asset Managers 12 —the various Managers of the participating components.<br />
HOSTING AND INVITATION MANAGEMENT<br />
14. Each of the Key Stakeholders will host one of the performances. To enable a more effect<br />
approach to engage local businesses, corporate partners, and community interests each Key<br />
Stakeholder will host one of the performances. The following hosting opportunities have been<br />
identified:<br />
a. CANSC – 1 st Tattoo performance (on completion of <strong>Navy</strong> Week Open Day);<br />
b. COMAUSFLT – 2 nd Tattoo performance (1 st evening);<br />
c. DCN – 3 rd Tattoo performance (last evening); and<br />
d. CANSG – Tattoo-Styled Concert (Perth Concert Hall).<br />
15. The Event Manager will, in consultation with the Host Officers, maintain control and<br />
coordination of the all invitation lists to enable effective management of an expected 6,000<br />
invitations.<br />
THE PERFORMANCES<br />
<strong>Navy</strong> Tattoos<br />
16. This brief proposes to conduct a series of four <strong>Navy</strong> Tattoos on the Oil and Cruiser Wharves<br />
at Fleet Base East with the iconic images of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge in<br />
the distant background. The first tattoo would be held as part of <strong>Navy</strong> Week 2007 and the second in<br />
August 2008 to coincide with the 100 th anniversary of the Great White Fleet’s visit to Australia.<br />
17. The first and second tattoos would be limited in size but would provide valuable learning<br />
opportunities for a third and much larger International Seafarer’s Tattoo in 2011 (to be held to mark<br />
<strong>Navy</strong>’s celebrations of the 110 th Anniversary of <strong>Australian</strong> Naval Service and the 100 th anniversary of<br />
the proclamation of the title ‘<strong>Royal</strong> <strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Navy</strong>’). The fourth tattoo would be held to mark the<br />
100 th Anniversary of the arrival into Sydney Harbour of the first <strong>Australian</strong> Fleet on 04 Oct 13.<br />
18. The first tattoo will involve three performances over two days during the period 06 to 07<br />
Oct 07. 13 The first performance will be held from 1330 to 1600 on Saturday 06 Oct 07 as part of<br />
Fleet Base East Open Day. 14 The second and third performances will be held from 1930 to 2130 on<br />
Saturday 06 Oct 07 and Sunday 07 Oct 07 respectively.<br />
19. Seating for each of the evening performances will be provided for 2000 invited guests from<br />
Defence Industry, current serving personnel and their families, the veterans community, the ANC<br />
(including cadets, families and friends), and a specially targeted audience of potential recruits and<br />
potential corporate sponsors. 15 Seating for the Matinee performance on conclusion of FBE Open Day<br />
would be unreserved.<br />
8 Meredith, J.R. and Mantel, S.J., op.cit., pp 163-165.<br />
9 Refer to Field Manager, ibid, p 161.<br />
10<br />
ibid.<br />
11<br />
ibid.<br />
12<br />
Hertzberg’s ‘hygiene’ factors require a participative approach to leadership. Furthermore, the project success will<br />
depend on teamwork by all participants. See Meredith, J.R. and Mantel, op.cit, p 165.<br />
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This is the middle weekend of the October school holiday period and will allow the NSW & ACT Division of the ANC<br />
to conduct training during its Annual Continuous Camp.<br />
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An added benefit of using the Oil and Cruiser Wharves to stage the tattoo will be to create access to the Heritage<br />
Centre and Public Access Area for the annual <strong>Navy</strong> Week Open Day.<br />
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Attracting industry and corporate sponsorship will be an effective way in which to reduce costs to host each of the<br />
follow-on events.<br />
<strong>Royal</strong> <strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Navy</strong> Band: A Musical Voyage