Alan Bartlett presents an awesome Music Quiz on selected Wednesdays - extended WAY past lockdown due to its popularity.
Come and give a session a whirl. We'd love to meet some new participants, so please join in. You might just love it.
The Music Quiz sessions are online via Zoom or dial-in. If you need assistance joining in, please contact us.
Alan has again been putting together a great selection of music from the early 1900's to the 2000’s.
The quiz is filled with great singers and bands ranging from opera to country to rock to jazz to pop and everything else from the world-wide music scene. Playing approximately 30 seconds of music, you and your team can guess the singer/band and/or song title. A great way to forget the worries of this world for a short while.
This session runs for one hour and it is a fabulous way to break the boredom or break up your work day.
Connect with other adults who are blind or vision impaired, let loose, have fun, get groovy, have a laugh and maybe a bit of a sing along.
Term 1 2025 dates and times:
Wednesday 19th February, 1pm to 2pm
Wednesday 19th March, 1pm to 2pm
Where: The comfort of your own home - via Zoom.
Cost: FREE
Contact: If you would like to join in please contact Susan for the Zoom link by phone or email
03 9822 8876
info@blindsports.org.au
Help is available if you need assistance to join in.
Comments from Music Quiz participants:
"I live and breathe music, so I like finding out about little bits of music trivia and also being able to be challenged and compete with like-minded people". Iris.
"I enjoy the music quizzes because it challenges your mind to think and try to recall things from the past, it gets your memory cells tickin’ away a bit". Peter.
"I like the music. I am a radio announcer and the quiz helps me with my work and I like to participate". Terry.
"I like the music. I like quizzes and the people; they are good company!" Andrew.
Read about Alan Bartlett's passion for music
With over 30 years of performing experience, Alan honed his craft performing on the streets of Melbourne as a one-man-band.
