Other Accommodation
Further local hotel accommodation can be booked if extra nights cannot be secured at the Royal Maritime Club Hotel. Please see list of nearby hotels (closest to furthest), estimated cost per room, per night and estimated walk time to the Historic Dockyard:
Meals
All meals between the 16th and 18th are provided and served at the hotel or Action Stations. Breakfast is included during your stay at the hotel.
Schedule
Friday 16th September 2022
AM Participants arrive
1300 Arrive at Hotel
1400 Trafalgar Ballroom for registration and welcome drinks
1430 Opening welcome briefs
1500 Presentations
1900 Finish – break before evening
2000 Evening reception buffet – Official start to Portsmouth 2022
O/C Evening finishes
Saturday 17th September 2022:
0845 Meet in hotel lobby. Walk to Action Stations (5-minute walk)
0915 Arrive at Actions Stations, Historic Dockyard
0930 Opening introduction
0945 Start of Workshops/Masterclasses
1200 Lunch
1300 Continue
1800 Finish
1830 Move back to hotel
1930 SIRD 2022 Banquet (3 course dinner)
O/C Evening Finishes
Sunday 18th September 2022:
0800 Trade stands arrive and set up for Trade Fair
0900 General Assembly SIRD (for members only)
0900 Trade Fair (in Ballroom)
1100 Early lunch
1200 Move to Historic Dockyard
1230 Set up / Rehearsals
1300 Concert at the HMS Victory Portside Arena
1430 Finish – Official end of Portsmouth 2022
1500 Event complete – Farewell until the next time…
Content
Fridays’ Presentations:
The presentations on Friday evening are a chance for new countries to the Symposium an opportunity to explain the styles, traditions and movements indicative to that country. It will also be a chance for countries that have seen any significant projects take place since 2018. Proposed countries include:
- Denmark
- Germany
- Greece
- Japan
- Latino (SER)
- Netherlands
- Switzerland
- UK
Presentations will be 15 minutes in duration with a 5 minute ‘reset’ time between each.
Saturdays’ Workshops/Masterclasses:
The Saturday will be devoted to a wide range of interesting and entertaining clinics, workshops and masterclasses selected to offer the most value to the Symposium. There will also be slots available for rehearsal (to run through repertoire) and practice sessions to help ensure we have a good balance of information and drumming!
List of proposed clinicians:
- John Wooton - Drum Corps
- Thomas Barnes - Pipe Band
- Franzie & Kerrie - Women in Drumming
- Matt King - Orchestral Application to Rudiments
- Roman Lombriser - Swiss Composition (Live link)
- Ed Oosterom - Dutch Marine Korps
- Brendan & Colin Mason - Ancient American Drumming
- British Army - History of British Drumming
- Theo Regis - French Drumming
- Urs Gehrig - Vision and journey to digital music notation in Rudimental Drumming
- Peter Vulperhorst - Composition