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1 Rachel Reese THE MAYOR Colleen Marshall THE CHAIR Welcome to Nelson Welcome to the 2019 I wish you a very warm welcome to a highlight Adam Chamber Music newly refurbished venue and to be able to offer of the New Zealand musical calendar, the Adam the hospitality , comfort and convenience the Chamber Music Festival. Festival venue now provides, is a dream come true. As a city, we are honoured to host this The presence of the Jerusalem Quartet at the The 2019 Festival will be dedicated to our much- prestigious musical event. I know locals and 2019 Festival and the calibre of our musicians is loved major supporter Denis Adam who died after visitors alike anticipate the festival with much also recognition of the international status of our a long illness in October. excitement and it never disappoints. Featuring Festival. another impressive array of world-class Denis and his wife Verna have been committed The genius of our Artistic Directors, Helene performers, the 2019 Festival will be a musical to the Adam Festival for 25 years and their Pohl and Gillian Ansell, who have assembled delight for all. generosity has enabled the development and an outstanding programme of Chamber Music growth of a Chamber Music Festival that is now To all those visiting Nelson for the Festival, repertoire and artists is legendary and I internationally recognised. audience and performers alike, please take the congratulate and thank them both. time to enjoy all that Nelson has to offer. Be it a Mr Kerry Marshall, when Mayor of Nelson City, My grateful thanks to Manager Bob Bickerton and visit to one of the beautiful beaches or rivers, our acknowledged the contribution of Verna and his Team and to the Board of Trustees. vibrant city centre with so many exciting retail Denis by presenting them with a plaque of Nelson and dining options, or a taste (or two) of the craft City thanking them for the musical enrichment Finally I should like to offer a very special thank beers and boutique wines our region is famous for. the Festival has brought to the region but also you to the Nelson City Council and to all our You can experience Nelson’s thriving artistic the significant economic impact the Festival has wonderful sponsors who have made this stunning and artisan communities in our galleries and on the city. event possible. collectives and, of course, the legendary We are delighted that on February 1st we will Best wishes and warmest welcome to all as we Saturday Market is the perfect place to see the celebrate Denis’s birthday and remember his come together to enjoy music making at its very best of everything in one bustling location. presence at so many of our Festivals. best. I hope you enjoy our city as much as you enjoy Of special significance for the 2019 Festival is our Colleen Marshall the music. return to the Nelson Centre of Musical Arts after Chair some 5 years of its closure. To be back in this Rachel Reese JP Board of Trustees Mayor of Nelson 2 The Artistic directors Welcome to the 2019 Adam Festival! After two years of dreaming and planning this We heard soprano Anna Fraser in 2015 as a As usual, there is a series of fascinating chat wonderful musical feast, we hope this will be a member of the Song Company but this time we sessions with the performers, discussions and time of great pleasure, satisfaction, challenge will enjoy her exquisite pure voice as a soloist for masterclasses to add insight into the music and and delight for you. our beautiful Bach concert at Nelson Cathedral. reveal what happens behind the scenes. We are thrilled that the Jerusalem Quartet Our dear friend and former NZSQ colleague Wilma We are thrilled to be able to hold the 2019 is joining us for the first time and that great Smith returns to the festival, bringing along her festival in the reopened Nelson School of Music Hungarian pianist Dénes Várjon, who made such a piano trio in an enchanting programme (including Auditorium at the Nelson Centre of Musical Arts. deep impression at the 2017 festival, is returning, a work by the trio’s pianist Ian Munro). Her fellow- This beautiful renovation, with new reception with his duo and life-partner, Izabella Simon. With Melbournian, young New Zealand oboist Thomas areas, raked seating and air-conditioning in this year’s spotlight on the violin, we feature Hutchinson (prize-winner in the Munich ARD the auditorium, offers us the chance to hear two fabulous visiting soloists, Anthony Marwood Competition) will delight us in Bach arias and with chamber music in a perfect setting — with and Nikki Chooi (winner of the 2013 Michael Hill solo pieces by Antal Dorati. modern comforts in an historic building with a International Violin Competition). Along with the fine acoustic. We welcome more wonderful New Zealand artists exquisite violinists of the Jerusalem Quartet as - Samuel Jacobs (principal horn with the NZSO), As always, we welcome our audience to step out well as our own from the NZSQ, the six violinists Joan Perarnau Garriga (principal double bass of the whirlwind of normal life to engage in our perform the complete and masterful violin/piano with the NZSO), Jian Liu, (Head of Piano at the musical utopia, enjoy old and new friendships works of Schubert and some all-time favourite New Zealand School of Music, Victoria University and be transported by the inspiration of great virtuoso showpieces. We are also excited to of Wellington), marimba player Naoto Segawa, composers and performers. Our collaborations present a set of six new commissions for violin Douglas Mews on harpsichord and organ and Rob will be unique with that special sizzle of music duos and trios by NZ composers. Thorne, taonga puoro- performer, composer and made by friends savouring the opportunity to In another festival first, we introduce one of anthropologist. make magic together. the world’s leading classical accordionists, Our engaging young Troubadour Quartet this year Great to have you with us! James Crabb, who will add a new colour to our will once again be found playing on the streets, programme. We’re looking forward to his wide- in malls, libraries, old folks’ homes, schools and Gillian and Helene ranging programme in Tango! and the quintet by parks — you can also hear them in free concerts Artistic Directors Lundquist. at the NCMA at 6:15 on 8 and 9 February. 3 Noticeboard Ticket sales CATHEDRAL Toilets Artists and programmes may be subject to If you’d like to buy extra tickets during the There are two new permanent toilets on the west change. Festival, call into the NCMA Box Office (see map side of the Cathedral. We’ve done our best to lock in all aspects of below) between 9am to 5pm weekdays or call (03) the Festival, but reserve the right to change 548-9477. The box office also opens for sales one The Adam Troubadours programme works and order as well as artists, hour before concert times. We have again engaged a quartet of young even though this is most unlikely. performers who will pop up all around town during Door sales and doors open the Festival playing in the Nelson community. Mobile phones and pagers Door sales (when not sold out) are available one Please give them your support when you see As a courtesy to performers, other audience hour before the concert time at the venue. Doors them and do come along to their short recitals on members and radio listeners, please ensure your open 20 minutes before the concert time. 8 and 9 February 6.15pm at NCMA. You can follow mobile phones and pagers are switched off. the Adam Troubadours on their facebook page: Festival Café www.facebook.com/AdamTroubadours/ Sign Up We are delighted to announce that Lombardi’s at Most concert goers will already be on our the top of Trafalgar Street is the official Festival Masterclasses and Festival Conversations database. If you do not receive our e-newsletters, Café. It’s a great place to meet before or after Entry to Meet The Artists sessions, Festival perhaps you would like to sign up by going to concerts. Lombardi’s have agreed to keep their Conversations and Masterclasses is free. our website www.music.org.nz or see our front kitchen open late so that people can enjoy a light of house manager. It’s a great way of receiving meal and a drink after concerts. See you there! news from the Festival and keeping in touch with developments. Please note that in the interests Thanks to the Dean of saving a tree or two, we will no longer be Concerts at Nelson Cathedral are produced with posting out brochures prior to future Festivals. kind permission from the Dean. We very much We also welcome new friends on Facebook. appreciate his support. Nelson Music Festival Foundation Cathedral Refreshments The Nelson Music Festival Trust has established We have decided not to run a bar at the Cathedral a Foundation to secure the future viability of the this Festival but will have complimentary water Adam Chamber Music Festival. Please talk to a available. trust board member or Bob Bickerton to find out how you can help. 4 contents Gala Dinner . Page 6 Violin Masterclass . Page 32 Grand Opening Concert . Page 6 2019 Adam Troubadours . Page 33 Meet the Jerusalem Quartet . Page 8 Rapture . Page 34 Hungary for Bartók . Page 9 Viola and Cello Masterclass . Page 35 Romantic Colours . Page 9 Violin Heaven . Page 35 Meet Anthony Marwood and Nikki Chooi .
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