MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020

CONTENTS

CHAIRMAN’S REPORT 4

CEO & ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S REPORT 5

INSPIRING STUDENTS & TEACHERS Strike A Chord 7 Musica Viva In Schools 10 Musica Viva In Schools Program Reach 12

PRESENTING THE FINEST MUSICIANS Concerts 15 Regional Touring 17 Musica Viva’s 75th Anniversary 18

SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN CREATIVITY Australian Composers 23 Australian Works performed in 2020 25 Australian Works - Musica Viva In Schools 26

INVESTING IN MUSICA VIVA Investing in Musica Viva 29 Our Partners 34 Our Supporters 36

KEY FINANCIALS, ACTIVITY & REACH 45

GOVERNANCE 49

STAFF 51 PURPOSE MUSICA VIVA EXISTS TO CREATE AND SUPPORT A VIBRANT CHAMBER MUSIC SECTOR, FINANCIAL REPORT 2020 55 ACCESSIBLE TO PEOPLE OF ALL BACKGROUNDS ACROSS AUSTRALIA.

VISION AN AUSTRALIA WHERE CHAMBER MUSIC THRIVES AND WHERE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, CULTURES AND COMMUNITIES HAVE ACCESS TO AND LEARN TO APPRECIATE THE VITAL ROLE OF MUSIC IN BUILDING A STRONGER AND MORE CREATIVE WORLD.

MISSION TO ENRICH COMMUNITIES ACROSS AUSTRALIA BY MAKING LIVE CHAMBER MUSIC ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE.

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CHAIRMAN’S REPORT CEO & ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S REPORT

I am pleased to present you with Musica Viva’s financial and programmatic Each year Musica Viva presents to our stakeholders a report on financial results for 2020. The year began and ended with live performances throughout and programmatic results and impacts. We attempt, in a few online pages, the country with the pandemic pausing normal business operations. to capture the range, depth and innovation of our mission, knowing Musica Viva weaves connections between people through music - something Musica Viva demonstrated its flexibility, innovative approach and commitment words cannot easily capture and which may only be hinted at through to ensuring Australia becomes a more musical place. Musica Viva delivered the photography and video. inaugural Strike A Chord competition for high school students, reaching over 2,100 people. Musica Viva in Schools - a vital service for teachers and students - In this sense 2020 was no exception. As usual, our artists made music as well as a central component of our business model, shifted to online delivery and connected with audiences in very different environments: as nationally. In 2020, we reached over 137,000 children and young people with this usual, our colleagues across the country made that music possible with work - continuing to build this strong basis for our digital work. their expert financial, administrative and logistical support, while our Board, Council and Committee members provided essential advice and advocacy and Though the year presented our team with many challenges – not least the our wonderful patrons supported this activity. complete cessation of all national touring - our financial results represent a surplus from ordinary activities of $75,274. This result was very much In every other sense, however, 2020 was unique and we attempt to capture in “COVID impacted”. Our operational deficit was $1,550,026, offset by support this report our response to the challenges of the year. of $1,625,300 from JobKeeper, Cash Flow Boost, Lotterywest and a generous additional gift from Wesfarmers Arts. Musica Viva was also remembered in a Suddenly, and repeatedly throughout 2020, borders were closed, preventing our number of bequests. As we move in to 2021 with an ambitious artistic program, long-planned seasons in schools and concert halls from proceeding. Undaunted, the expectation of ongoing financial disruption is likely to bring further financial our colleagues across Australia reinvented the year; artistic teams reprogrammed challenges - therefore much valued stakeholder support continues to play a over 120 concerts, education staff redesigned our unique programs for online critical role in enabling us to deliver a full program of activity in schools, concert delivery and our supporters reacted with generosity to help us continue our halls and online. work. In particular, donations of the cost of tickets purchased by audiences allowed us to employ 292 artists during the year. We also wish to give special recognition to our subscribers who donated back to Musica Viva the value of their $542,092 original purchases to create an Artist We were actively supported throughout this extraordinary year by the Australia Fund that, by year’s end, had provided employment for 292 artists. Council for the Arts, Create NSW, Creative Victoria and Lotterywest and we received additional investment from Wesfarmers Arts. To be so supported in such My fellow Board members provided sound and steady guidance and oversight a difficult environment means everything. during the year, working closely with management to ensure that our work continued digitally and, wherever possible, in person. The Board welcomed One of the many projects underway when the year was disrupted The Hon Justice Anthe Philippides as a member. The Board also participated was a comprehensive review (conducted by SVA - Social Ventures in a review of the Musica Viva In Schools program and the creation of a two Australia) of Musica Viva In Schools. Though this project was amended to year recovery and growth plan. Both these activities resulted in comprehensive include an assessment of the initial impacts of the pandemic on our program, a documents which were endorsed by the Board during the year. full review was completed and endorsed by the Musica Viva Board.

Musica Viva’s commitment to making music accessible to all Australians is only Determined to find a way through the chaos of the pandemic, we assembled possible because of the support of many people. Every year we express our a team of Musica Viva staff from all parts of the country who (with support gratitude to our audiences, the teachers and the many people who contribute their from SVA consultants and consultation with artists) engaged in a vigorous time and funds to make our work possible. But this year, in particular, we wish to evaluation of planning and direction for 2021 and 2022. The resulting plan sets express our heartfelt thanks for enabling our music to continue and pay tribute to forth a program for both recovery and growth and the planning process itself the musicians, teachers and audiences who are at the centre of our mission. also consolidated a sense of increased national collegiality and cohesion that will be a vital contribution to the many challenges still ahead.

2020 reminded us that artists and arts organisations are amongst the most innovative members of any society. Therefore, we commend this report to you with confidence in the future of our music and redouble our commitment to the Charles Graham musicians who make our world a richer place. chairman

Hywel Sims Paul Kildea ceo artistic director

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2,146 PARTICIPANTS 39 ARTISTS ENGAGED INSPIRING STUDENTS & TEACHERS 34 STRIKE A CHORD EVENTS

In 2020 as part of its 75th anniversary celebrations A dynamic combination of panel discussions, online launched the inaugural Strike A Chord, a National workshops and open coaching sessions were made Chamber Music Championship. Underpinned by a available to teachers at all levels of experience, grant from Creative Victoria, this competition was working with students of varying skill levels. Journalist conceived to encourage young performers of all and ABC Classic Presenter Ed Ayres provided the levels to discover or develop the joy of playing in Keynote Address for the 2020 conference, with other small ensembles. The competition gives performance presenters including: Anne Gilby, Aura Go, Grace Tan, opportunities and training as well as fostering a John Noble, Dr Julie Haskell, Mark Walton, Monica lifelong engagement with music. Curro, Naomi Crellin, Nick Begbie, Roland Yeung and Roman Ponomariov. In total, 118 entries were received representing 480 individual musicians from all over Australia. 12 high On September 12, 2020 the very first Strike A school ensembles were then chosen for the final. Chord Grand Final was held as a livestreamed event, broadcast from five cities across Australia Musica Viva convened the jury for Strike A Chord, in partnership with Melbourne Digital Concert Hall. chaired by Artistic Director, Wilma Smith, alongside Ensembles performed live from Perth Concert Hall clarinettist David Griffiths; CEO of Melbourne Recital (WA), Ukaria (SA), City Recital Hall (NSW), Wesley Centre, Euan Murdoch; contemporary percussionist Music Centre (ACT), and J Percussion Music Studio Louise Devenish; trumpeter Rosie Turner, and pianist (Brisbane, QLD). Timothy Young. Musica Viva also demonstrated its flexibility in As part of the program, masterclasses were delivered approach by creating Lockdown Legends for groups around Australia, with a specific focus on regional from states who were under extended/renewed COVID and remote areas. This strategy addresses the restrictions during Term 3 2020 (including groups disadvantage many young people experience in these from Victoria and vocal, brass and wind groups in areas. Geographical reach was further supported by NSW) who would not have been able to participate partnerships with national broadcast partners. in Strike A Chord. This was a second iteration to the Championship and provided cash prizes for 1st, 2nd To complement the student performances, Musica and 3rd place. The Lockdown Legends Final was held Viva hosted a national conference for music online on Sunday December 6. teachers. 94 teachers registered to attend with online INSPIRING attendance figures totalling 219 across the weekend. STUDENTS & The Cousin Quartet, winners of Strike A Chord TEACHERS STRIKE A CHORD | MUSICA VIVA IN SCHOOLS | RESIDENCIES

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CEO Hywel Sims directly after the Grand Finale of Strike A Chord with the winners: The Cousin Quartet

STRIKE A CHORD AT A GLANCE LOCKDOWN LEGENDS Congratulations. What a wonderful opportunity Strike A Chord presents FIRST PRIZE - The Robert Salzer Prize FIRST PRIZE - The Robert Salzer Prize $5,000: Cousin Quartet (NSW) $2,500: The Eureka Quartet (VIC) young musicians and their future Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School, audiences. What a year of adversity SECOND PRIZE - The Paul Morawetz Prize Balwyn High School, Virtual School, Homeschool for those young people to keep $4,000: JPMS Ensemble Brilliante (QLD) SECOND PRIZE - The Paul Morawetz Prize pushing through. Great to see new THIRD PRIZE - The Laura Brown Prize $1,500: Miles Street 4 (VIC) composition supported, good to see $2,500: The Lashavi Trio (NSW) Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School other ensemble make ups. If this is 5 AUDIENCE PRIZE - The Peter Druce Prize THIRD PRIZE - The Laura Brown Prize the result of what can happen during $2,000: JPMS Ensemble Brilliante (QLD) $800: Scotch College Horn Trio (VIC) a pandemic, I am very much looking forward to the next instalment. funding body representative, vic

→ 1. CEO Hywel Sims | 2. Esperanza in Adelaide | 3. “Mark the spot” | 4. 3rd Prize winners The Lashavi Trio 5. Scots Horn Trio, winners of the Bendigo Chamber Music Festival Prize in the Lockdown Legends Finale 6 + 7. JPMS Ensemble Brillante from Queensland, winners of the 2nd Prize and Audience Prize 6 7

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MUSICA VIVA IN SCHOOLS Musica Viva In Schools (MVIS) celebrates Australian This has encouraged me to think “outside the square” music and musicians by developing culturally and and reintroduce music into my scope of teaching. musically diverse ensembles to deliver an extensive kaliope loueizi, principal, ashcroft primary school performance program to metropolitan and regional schools. MVIS is central to realising a key ambition for Musica As a result of COVID-19, Musica Viva adapted the Viva – to expand the reach of chamber music and Musica Viva In Schools program to be delivered live increase access for all Australians. In 2020, Musica online in a highly interactive format which replicated Viva Online enabled the company to deliver on this as much as possible the in-person experience for ambition, positively influencing the delivery of music students. education and supporting Australian artists to perform and have a meaningful impact on school audiences. MVIS Online drew on staff in all states and areas Adventures in Antarctica - Online Performance MVIS in Laverton, WA of the business, to deliver 517 performances to Research by Social Ventures Australia provided 90,000 students (representing 66% of Musica Viva’s invaluable information and saw the development total education reach), despite border closures of a Theory of Change model that places creativity and lockdowns. Technology offered a new way of at the centre of all our education programs. This creating, sharing, and experiencing music education comprehensive review supported the development and enabled MVA to remain connected with school of MVIS Online during 2020 and has informed future communities across Australia. planning.

A two-minute demonstration of the program is at this link: https://vimeo.com/465991700/191df4d9ed Cultural drums play, the perfectly crafted wood fills the room with sound, it’s silent until…BOOM! Everyone sits The impact of this work is far reaching and profound: up, exquisite drums play oren, year 6 (after a performance from japanese percussion ensemble taikoz) Thanks to the professionalism and personal Isobel Ferrier Back To School: Da Vinci’s Apprentice connectedness of the performers, this was so successful as an online performance. The students were buzzing and we had many parent comments on how much they enjoyed it. A kindergarten student exclaimed RESIDENCIES “That drum looks like the full moon!” whilst watching the Musica Viva works in partnership with disadvantaged Musica Viva’s strategy is to deliver residencies Taikoz concert performance. Awesome! schools who have a low rating for socio-educational - where possible - in community “hubs” where teacher, northern nsw advantage (ICSEA). We co-design a comprehensive students can continue their music education into three-year music program including weekly classroom secondary schooling. “All our students have diverse moderate to severe music lessons for students, professional development disabilities and the Dr Stovepipe performers interacted for all members of teaching staff as well as access to In April 2020, the Arts Coordinator at Craigmore High very enthusiastically with the class groups and the three Musica Viva In Schools (MVIS) performance program School (an SA Residency program feeder high school) who were tuning in from home as they were absent sick and resources. Central to the success of these commented: that day. All teachers and the parents at home were very residencies is the strategy to embed a culture of music pleased with the sustained attention and engagement into the whole school community, ensuring quality Music numbers have gone through the roof…. we wanted levels demonstrated.” long-term music education programs beyond the term you to recognise that these young people are seeing that teacher nsw of the Residency. there is more and we are getting them out of the cycle of poverty through Music Education. The introduction of online Student Learning Journeys In 2020 Musica Viva had eight school partnerships: enabled students to keep learning from home with two in South Western Sydney; two each in Elizabeth online Professional Development supporting more and Murray Bridge in South Australia; and two in than 630 teachers. Importantly, MVIS Online employed Victoria (Furlong Park School for Deaf Children and and amplified the voices of 52 musicians who could Ascot Vale Special School) which both focus on not otherwise perform, connecting them directly to Taking Shape - Online Performance students with diverse access needs. students and teachers.

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Ensembles in state Schools participating in MVIS learning courses Professional face to attending Teachers learning courses professional face to learning course Professional online attending Teachers learning courses professional online CPL online course attending CPL course Teachers Primary schools concerts face to Primary schools concerts online Secondary schools concerts and workshops Musician/Composer in the - Primary (days) Classroom days Extended residency Tutorials Students attending concerts face to Students attending concerts online attending concerts Teachers Parents/donors attending concerts Students attending other activities ATTENDANCE TOTAL ACTIVITIES TOTAL

ACT 3 13 1 22 - - 1 4 4 19 - - - - 587 3214 193 - - 4,020 25

NSW 14 177 2 57 - - 2 139 29 265 - - 64 - 4,389 47,092 2,385 8 5,340 59,410 362

NT 1 5 - - - - 1 - - 7 - - - - 0 1,143 66 - - 1,209 8

QLD 4 25 - - - - 1 3 8 20 - 3 - - 1,211 3,156 217 - 270 4,857 32

SA 3 39 3 97 - - 1 16 - 43 - - 81 395 - 6,786 302 - 9,025 16,226 523

TAS 1 16 - - - - 1 - 23 - - - - - 3,506 0 164 - - 3,670 24

VIC 6 37 2 20 - - - - 1 33 - - 24 - 80 4,212 267 - 2,160 6,739 60

WA 6 71 - - - - 1 17 28 50 10 - - - 5,297 6,446 698 28 300 12,786 89

Digital - - - - 20 326 ------28,013 28,339 20

TOTAL 38 383 8 196 20 326 8 179 93 437 10 3 169 395 15,070 72,049 4,292 36 45,108 137,256 1,143

Flora Wong Water, Water Everywhere - Online Performance MVIS in Laverton, WA Taikoz - Online Performance

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11, 641 ATTENDANCES 47 LIVE & ONLINE CONCERTS PRESENTING THE FINEST MUSICIANS 114 CONCERTS ARTISTS ENGAGED

Pianist Garrick Ohlsson in concert in Canberra

Prior to lockdown, Musica Viva presented a full national PRESENTING tour of revered US pianist Garrick Ohlsson. In programs containing music by Brahms, Beethoven and, of course, Chopin, Ohlsson thrilled audiences around Australia with his commanding stage presence and technical mastery.

THE FINEST Perfection from a giant of the classical keyboard sydney morning herald

A flawless recital by one of the giants of the piano MUSICIANS  limelight CONCERTS (LIVE & STREAMED) | REGIONAL TOURING

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1,212 ATTENDANCES & PARTICIPANTS 24 EVENTS PRESENTING THE FINEST MUSICIANS PRESENTING THE FINEST MUSICIANS 34 CONCERTS REGIONAL TOURING ARTISTS ENGAGED

In July Musica Viva presented its first foray into online- Musica Viva presented concerts from Tygalum on the this time of year meant more, shorter concerts were only concerts with the inaugural Discover Musica northern border of NSW to Wagga Wagga in NSW’s programmed to mitigate reduced capacities in both Viva livestream, featuring James Crabb and Julian Riverina, employing 30 musicians. Grafton and Coffs Harbour. Smiles performing from a picturesque fire-lit room at Bendooley Estate in the Southern Highlands. The year commenced with the Acacia Quartet Duo Histoire, consisting of saxophonist Nick launching Orange Regional Conservatorium’s year, Russoniello and guitarist Murilo Tanouye, presented The second concert in the series was presented in performing a program of Dvořák, Gershwin, and the concert of Debussy, Kats-Chernin, Houghton and August, with the guitarist Karin Schaupp presenting an Australian composer Alice Chance. After a Musica Viva Piazzolla to audiences in Wagga Wagga, with two unforgettable concert live from her home in Brisbane. event at the Australian National Maritime Museum, workshops after the concert. The Enigma Quartet This was Karin’s first concert in many months, and the tuba player Susan Bradley then presented her solo concluded the Regional Touring program for 2020 with joy she found in performing again was palpable. tuba show “Won’t she get lonely?” to audiences in both an adult and pre-school concert in Gunnedah. Tamworth. Concluding the series in October was a rousing piano recital by the inimitable Bernadette Harvey, performing James Crabb & Julian Smiles March 2020 saw two high energy tours take place, live from the home of a significant Musica Viva donor in with Japanese drumming ensemble Taikoz presenting We had an amazing time at the concert, it was quite Sydney. workshops and concerts of their 4tet Live! show in emotional playing for a live audience to be honest. Goulburn and Wagga Wagga, while salsa show Ay Actually I should have had a tissue on stage. The series of four ‘Reconnect’ concerts was intended as Pachanga was performing their celebration of Latin marianne edwards, enigma quartet, a replacement for audiences who had committed to our boogaloo, salsa and mambo in Gunnedah. The salsa following the performance in tyalgum original 2020 program. show was complemented with a salsa class for audience members of all dancing abilities. With borders still closed, Musica Viva’s artistic team worked with brilliant local artists in Perth, Adelaide, In June, FutureMaker alumnus, 2018-19, Aura Go Brisbane and Sydney to develop four brand-new was scheduled to return to Orange with concert programs of Baroque repertoire with a vocal focus. partner Tomoe Kawabata for a week of activity at Erin Helyard and David Greco brought the stunning the Orange Regional Conservatorium, following her sounds of Biber and Bruhns to City Recital Hall in artist residency there in 2019. With the support of the Sydney, with a wondful band of local instrumentalists; Margaret Henderson Music Trust and Conservatorium in Brisbane, Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra Camerata staff to ensure this work took place under health performed a ravishing program entitled Queen of the guidelines, this week of activity was converted from Nile with soprano Sofia Troncoso; in Perth, organist live to online, with Aura Go presenting six workshops Joseph Nolan and soprano Sara Macliver combined and masterclasses and ten lessons to students in their talents to produce a beautiful choral program Orange from lockdown in Melbourne. featuring the St George’s Cathedral Consort and a group In September, the Enigma Quartet performed the of fine local string players; and in Adelaide, Carl Crossin first live concert in six months at the Tyalgum Music directed his Adelaide Chamber Singers in music by Festival to a sold-out audience. Taikoz was back Bach, Monteverdi and more, ably supported by Sharon on the road soon after – the logistics of touring at Grigoryan on cello and Josh van Konkelenberg on organ. Karin Schaupp The Enigma Quartet at Tyalgum Music Festival

The sound was seamless yet startling in its intensity; an intensity which cut through the fog of a long year.  sydney morning herald, about erin helyard & david greco

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Bernadette Harvey Susan Bradley Masterclass with Aura Go

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Governor General His Excellency David Hurley

Governor General His Excellency David Hurley with Artistic Director Paul Kildea and CEO Hywel Sims Guests enjoying the performance

75th birthday celebrations in Perth Their Excellencies the Governor General and Mrs Hurley hosted a reception at Government House to celebrate Musica Viva’s 75th birthday.

Although numbers were severely restricted due to COVID-19, the reception was attended by some of our Members Council, donors and guests who have supported Musica Viva for many years. After speeches acknowledging the work Musica Viva does and its contribution to the arts and education around the nation, there was a recital by talented young ACT cellist James Monro. James performed with The Open School Trio, the ACT finalists in Musica Viva’sStrike A Chord high-school chamber music competition held earlier in the year.

Musica Viva’s 75th birthday was celebrated throughout the country. Cellist James Monro This included audiences and donors celebrating on stage at Perth Concert Hall, Western Australia. 75th birthday celebrations in Perth

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Australian music continued to be a focus for Musica FUTUREMAKERS Viva in 2020: over half of all concerts and events 2020 saw the beginning of the third iteration of presented contained works by Australian composers FutureMakers, under the artistic direction of Paul – 17 in total. The Musica Viva in Schools (MVIS) Kildea, comprising Harry Ward (violin), and the program continues to feature Australian compositions, Partridge String Quartet (William Huxtable, Mana with over 75% of the MVIS and MVIS Online programs Ohashi, Eunise Cheng and Daniel Smith). Despite this containing Australian music. cohort beginning as Australia locked down, Musica Viva was able to offer thoughtful and engaging Six new Australian commissions were planned for professional development sessions with a variety of 2020 – with just one – Christine Pan’s Chronicles inspiring presenters via Zoom including Darren Taylor, of the Ego premiered by the Goldner Quartet in their Michaela Coventry, Kiran Phatak, Matthias Schack- Sydney Morning Masters concert. Pieces by Donald Arnott, Bruce Gladwin, Cameron Lam, Alexis Wright, Hollier, Peter Sculthorpe and Carl Vine were performed Tim Kelly and Tim Dunlop. in Discover concerts and salons, with concerts in regional NSW featuring works by Lachlan Davidson and Philip Houghton.

Female Australian composers represented 47% of the Australian composers presented including works by Anne Boyd, Alice Chance, Sally Greenway, Kerryn Joyce, Elena Kats-Chernin, Christine Pan, and Margaret Sutherland.

NEW AUSTRALIAN WORKS COMMISSIONED IN 2020 INCLUDED:

JAKUB JANKOWSKI String Quartet No. 1 Kairos Programmed for Piers Lane & Goldner String Quartet (Programmed for September/October 2021). SUPPORTING LACHLAN SKIPWORTH Oboe Quartet Programmed for Diana Doherty & Streeton Trio (Programmed for February/March 2021)

PAUL STANHOPE AUSTRALIAN Machine Codes for violin and piano

CLARE MACLEAN Beannaicht an long (‘Blest be the boat’) CREATIVITY for mixed SATB chorus acapella ELIZABETH YOUNAN AUSTRALIAN COMPOSERS | AUSTRALIAN WORKS String Quartet No. 2 CHRISTINE PAN Chronicles of the Ego for string quartet FutureMaker Harry Ward

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composer piece program date

Anne Boyd Goldfish through Summer Rain Reconnect: Newcastle 14/11/2020 Alice Chance A Sundried Quartet Regional tour: Acacia Quartet 07/02/2020 Richard Charlton Suspended in a Sunbeam Discover: Karin Schaupp (Online concert) 22/08/2020 Ian Cleworth Various pieces in Taikoz show Taikoz Lachlan Davidson Purdy Purdy Susan Bradley 05/02/2020 Sally Greenway Da Vinci’s Apprentice 27/02/2020 Ryuji Hamada Various pieces in Taikoz show Taikoz Donald Hollier Second Sonatina Discover: Bernadette Harvey (Online concert) Philip Houghton Cave Painting - 3. Gecko Duo Histoire 17/10/2020 Kerryn Joyce Various pieces in Taikoz show Taikoz Elena Kats-Chernin Slicked Back Tango Discover: Julian Smiles & James Crabb (Online concert) 20/07/2020 Two Character Interludes Duo Histoire 17/10/2020 Miro Lauritz L’Ondes Julian Smiles & James Crabb Strike A Chord: Cellolujah 12/09/2020 Christine Pan Chronicles of the Ego (Musica Viva Commission) Sydney Morning Masters 04/11/2020 Nicholas Russoniello The New South Duo Histoire 17/10/2020 Peter Sculthorpe Hill-song no 2 Salon: Goldner String Quartet 11/10/2020 Margaret Sutherland String Quartet no 1 Enigma Quartet 12/09/2020 Carl Vine Harbour Reverie Salon: Goldner String Quartet 11/10/2020 Duo Histoire

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SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN CREATIVITY AUSTRALIAN WORKS - MUSICA VIVA IN SCHOOLS 2020

38 AUSTRALIAN WORKS WERE PERFORMED ACROSS 517 CONCERTS

TOTAL TOTAL WORKS WORKS TOTAL PERFORMED TOTAL PERFORMED # TIMES AUSTRALIAN OVER TOTAL # TIMES AUSTRALIAN OVER TOTAL COMPOSER(S) WORK GROUP PERFORMING PERFORMED WORKS PERF PERF COMPOSER(S) WORK GROUP PERFORMING PERFORMED WORKS PERF PERF

Adam Hall, Tim Forster I Would Do It Again Adam Hall and Makukuhan Ken Ken Blih Makukuhan the Velvet Players Tim Forster The day big jay came to town Jatayu Satria Tamtama Adam Hall All right, all night 21 42 84 42 126 252 John Babbage Shape Up Topology (Taking Shape) Kate Neal Eurus the Great Southwest Wind Arcadia Winds Robert Davidson Get Into Shape (The Air I Breathe) Learning to Live, Living to Learn 21 21 105 Ben Sweeney Quartetting

Joshua McHugh Billions of Penguins Adventures in 38 152 152 Antarctica Mary Doumany Ice Kevin Tuck Liffey Falls The Rhythm Works Nigel Westlake Under the midnight Sun Nature Sounds II Jim Cotter On not dancing with penguins Road Train 47 188 282 Chameleon

Sally Greenaway Da Vinci’s Apprentice Da Vinci 31 124 124

29 29 29 Trent Arkleysmith Mongolian Moonshiners Rag Timmy and the Breakfast Band Jim Sharrock Dog in the Doghouse Doctor Stovepipe 35 35 245 Take this Guitar Makin’ it up Ian Cleworth Of the Fields Taikoz So long Anton Lock Demon Drums Kerryn Joyce Recollection 39 156 351 47 141 235 Esfandiar Shahmir, Morning Sunrise Improvisation Eastwinds Kristiina Maalaps, Nature Story Improvisation Dujon (Dennis) Newie Wami Wyniss Mark Cain, Yoshitaka Saegusa Caged Bird Wana Finale Marap dance Mark Cain, Kristiina Maalaps The Gift Zeg Ama Babanwal 35 175 175 56 280 280 Paul Kopetz Lorikeet Ensemble Entourage (March of the Fire Fire Ants Poem/lyrics: Ants) Svyetlana Hadraft Poinciana 461 1489 2390* Cicada

20 20 20 *MVIS Ensemble Mara! (Music in my Suitcase) performed 44 concerts and an additional 176 works. Water, Water Everywhere performed 12 concerts and 12 works. These works are not classified as Australian, but contribute to our total works performed. Please note this does not include works arranged by Australian musicians.

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INVESTING IN MUSICA VIVA

Musica Viva was founded 75 years ago by a group As part of stakeholder research, donors and of inspired individuals who became first donors to subscribers were asked to consider ‘what Australia’s the company. Although many things have changed, musical landscape would look like without Musica philanthropic support from passionate individuals Viva’. These are some of the responses: remains central to Musica Viva’s ability to delivery our mission. MVA brings crucial colour and variety to our cultural In 2020, Musica Viva was primed to celebrate its landscape, without MVA this landscape would lean 75th anniversary. This is an impressive milestone towards monochrome. Additionally, it not only provides by any arts company’s standards, and one that has development opportunities for up-and-coming been significantly enabled by private support which musicians, but also exposes the uninitiated (young and comprises more than a third of Musica Viva’s income. old) to the irreplaceable world of fine music. This support facilitates the delivery of programs across all the Company’s key areas of work: concert Musica Viva concerts are such a delight and are special programs, commissions of new Australian work, pearls of joy in my year. I cannot imagine life without a vast and varied education program and the support them and am patiently waiting for the time when life can of emerging artists. resume.

Whilst anniversary celebrations ground to a halt by We wouldn’t have the richness that international unfolding global events, the incredible generosity, artists bring to our concert halls, we wouldn’t have the loyalty and support of Musica Viva’s family of donors excitement of attending in person and meeting our and strategic partners remained constant even friends and listening together. growing in resolve. Their support during this most challenging of times allowed the company to pivot its education and concerts into digital productions, and initiate vital planning for the time to follow; providing a sense of security and a collective goal to see Musica Viva and all its audiences thrive. It is no exaggeration to say that Musica Viva simply would not exist without such support, and we humbly thank all our supporters for their generosity, trust, and support in so many ways throughout 2020.

BEQUESTS: LEAVING A LASTING LEGACY A key contributing factor to the underlying security of Musica Viva in 2020 was the substantial legacy gift received at the start of the year by the late Lesley Tara Cheyne, ACT Arts Minister and Jo Ferguson Lynn in South Australia, and an increased gift by the INVESTING Trustees of the Patricia H Reid Endowment Fund. MAJOR GIFTS Estate giving has been crucial to the ongoing stability Two new philanthropic programs of significance were of Musica Viva and its ability to plan for the future with also launched in 2020: Ensemble Patrons and Concert certainty. We continue to be grateful to the Morawetz Champions, towards the Company’s 2021 Season. IN MUSICA VIVA family for their commitment to honouring the memory of Paul Morawetz, one of the formative figures in Musica Viva’s 75-year history, with an annual gift from his estate. 2020 marked the penultimate year of this 20-year commitment and a renewed commitment to continue this gift at an increased level for the next decade.

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The Company’s End of Financial Year appeal was COMMISSIONS COMMITTEES Fortunately, it was also possible to conclude 2020 championed by harpist Alice Giles AM, whose Commissioning has always been a crucial part of Crucial to Musica Viva’s ongoing success has been with a live salon in Sydney featuring Australian tenor Adventures in Antarctica program is a key part of Musica Viva’s work, and to the role the organisation its nationwide network of state committees and Andrew Goodwin, and pianist, Andrea Lam, performing the Musica Viva In Schools program. This appeal plays in the Australian arts ecosystem. Inevitably, most volunteers. Musica Viva thanks all those volunteers to an intimate audience which also coincided with focused on a message of ‘Give music, give hope’ and new commissions were unable to be performed in and State Committees in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Musica Viva’s ‘official’ 75th anniversary in early specifically the provision of access to the Musica Viva 2020 and will instead be presented in future seasons. Newcastle, Perth, Sydney and Melbourne for their December. Hosted by Members’ Council President In Schools program to as many children as possible. However, an exception was the Violin Sonata Machine ongoing support and energy. Michael Katz and his wife Frederique, it was a Codes by Paul Stanhope, commissioned by donor delightful way to bring some of the Company’s key Vicki Olsson. Originally a part of Jon Kimura Parker supporters together. and Cho-Liang Lin’s mid-year tour, it was instead performed and recorded privately by Andrew Haveron and pianist Simon Tedeschi with a digital release STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS planned for 2021. Musica Viva is proud to work with a range of diverse Musica Viva thanks all its individual commissioners organisations across Australia to deliver on its myriad and Commissioner Circles, for their generosity and programs: from Wesfarmers Arts in Western Australia commitment to artistry, and their patience in hearing to national support from the Thyne Reid Foundation; these works at a future date. and regional funding from the Farrell Family Foundation. Musica Viva thanks all its partners for gi mu i , ve hop their generosity, vision and trust. During a time when delivering key objectives appeared almost impossible, Annual Appeal 2020: Give music, give hope this unwavering support has been crucial to Musica Viva’s response to COVID-19, with the long-term Elspeth and Graham Humphries, Jo Ferguson and Malcolm Snow positive impact from 2020 still yet to be fully realised. with Michael Sollis, Artistic Director Musica Viva In Schools The students really enjoyed the performance, in particular when Roberta drew a moustache and beard on her face to become Roberto! We had been learning about the instruments the theorbo, cornetto and viola AMADEUS SOCIETY da gamba during our Music lessons and were excited to Musica Viva’s Amadeus Society chapters in Sydney share our knowledge online with the performers. and Melbourne have championed the Company’s teacher, northern nsw International Concert Season since 2007. Adapting to the restrictions on private gatherings, Musica Viva We had a Zoom concert - what an experience! The Mike and Frederique Katz and Dr Sue Packer presented two livestreamed private concerts: Jon presenters were so personable, and it was quite Kimura Parker performed from his studio in Texas, and intimate, having them in their homes, despite it being Garrick Ohlsson from the San Francisco Conservatory via camera. The whole experience was like no other MEMBERS’ COUNCIL of Music. Musica Viva’s engagement with supporters concert the kids have had, and they loved it. During the Musica Viva’s Members’ Council, comprised of was a crucial aspect and purpose for 2020 and first concert our Drama teacher was madly typing away people from all over Australia, provided support and the feedback from the digital performances was a running commentary of the reactions and responses of advocacy on a range of levels and across all areas tremendous: the children in the audience, then in the second concert of the Company’s work. This was vital throughout Donors, Graham and Elspeth Humphries, we had the camera on them, and they were actually a 2020 and remained a crucial network. As the planned Congratulations all on a wonderful production. It is with ACT State Manager, Christina Cook part of the big screen - what a thrill! They were on stage activity of a mid-year meeting at the Strike A Chord the best live virtual concert we have enjoyed. Jon was with the performers! We are so grateful to have had this finals in Melbourne was forced to be cancelled, entertaining as well as brilliant. Well done. funding, enabling the concert - our kids will certainly instead the Council met frequently across the year via remember this performance. As always Musica Viva Zoom, hearing regular updates from Paul Kildea and I hope all you hard working Musica Viva people are on a provided an incredible performance from “The Air I Hywel Sims as well as engaging in webinars, online high. What a success! Everything went seamlessly and Breathe”. discussions and the digital presentation of Strike A it was a truly marvellous experience. Thank you from us music teacher, vasse primary school Chord. both. Such a highlight!

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THE JANETTE HAMILTON STUDIO The Janette Hamilton Studio is a rehearsal, recording and workshop space located within Musica Viva House in Sydney, supported by a generous bequest from long-term subscriber, Janette Hamilton. It houses a Steinway grand piano, donated by valued subscribers and donors Ruth and Bob Magid and Nora Goodridge, in honour of their mother, Ira Magid. Alongside the Kim Williams Digital Production Suite, the facilities allow filming, recording and real-time communications, all of which were used extensively as a response to COVID-19. Juliet Tootell, Julie Matthews and Andrew Blanckensee 2020 saw a 24% increase in use of the Janette Hamilton Studio from 2019. Working under health guidelines from July, the Studio hosted a range of external users, from university students who needed venues to rehearse and record, to arts organisations, including Ensemble Offspring, The Song Company, and Music In My Suitcase in the Janette Hamilton Studio during the very first MVIS Online broadcast Sydney Youth Orchestras. Demonstrating the space’s versatility, it was used for private rehearsals, recording, mixing and live streaming.

In October and November, the Janette Hamilton Studio hosted NSW students from the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) who were unable to study in Melbourne. The students participated in rehearsals, Dan Sloss and Malcolm Gillies workshops (live and remote), and a live stream with William Barton and Véronique Serret as part of ANAM’s webinar series. These activities culminated in the students having their recitals professionally recorded for their assessments.

“The studio was awesome and I will definitely be coming back!” samantha chiu

The Janette Hamilton Studio hosted three digital classes: the Goldmund Quartet, Diana Doherty and Mat Greco working with students from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, the University of Western Australia, and Monash University respectively.

The JHS continues to prove to be a vital resource for Musica Viva - in 2020 this included the development of MVIS Online, the Queensland MVIS online tour of Taikoz as well as masterclasses. Paul Kildea with Donors Sue and Ray Edmondson

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CONCERT Perth Concert Series Premier Partner: Morning Masters Series Sydney Coffee Concert Series GOVERNMENT Partner Musica Viva is assisted by the Musica Viva is a not-for-profit SERIES & TOUR NATIONAL Commonwealth Government through organisation endorsed by the Australian the Australia Council, its arts funding Taxation Office as a Deductible Gift PARTNERS PARTNERS and advisory body. Musica Viva is Recipient and registered with the supported by the NSW Government Australian Charities and Not-for-profits through Create NSW. Commission (ACNC).

CONCERT Legal Chartered Accountants Piano & Tuning Media Partner EDUCATION National Rural Schools Program BUSINESS NATIONAL PARTNERS PARTNERS Marion & Mike Newman

| | CONCERT National Champagne Partner ACT NSW QLD WA EDUCATION WA WINE STRATEGIC PARTNERS PARTNERS

CONCERT Partner HOTEL PARTNERS Legacy Unit Trust NSW

EMERGING ARTISTS Principal Partner Strategic Partners Major Media Partner STRIKE A CHORD PARTNERS Mary Henderson Music Trust | Godfrey Turner Music Memorial Trust | The Fred P Archer Charitable Trust

Western Sydney & Melbourne VIC

Key Philantropic Partners Presenting Partners

The Marion & E.H. Flack Trust | Hamer Family Fund | Keith McKenzie Will Trust In memory of Anita Morawetz | Ballandry (Peter Griffin Family) Fund

SA

Aldridge Family Endowment | Carthew Foundation | Day Family Foundation | FWH Foundation | Lang Foundation Marsden Szwarcbord Foundation | The Lionel & Yvonne Spencer Trust | The Brian J Sutton Charitable Trust

Venue Partners SA ACT TAS

QLD NT EMERGING ARTISTS Lead Partner Residency Partner FUTUREMAKERS PARTNERS Berg Family Foundation The Lionel & Yvonne Spencer Trust | The Patrick Brennan Trust Linnell/Hughes Trust Anonymous

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CUSTODIANS ENSEMBLE PATRONS ACT Trevor Noffke TAS Musica Viva would like to acknowledge the extraordinary generosity of those Ensemble Geoffrey & Margaret Brennan Dr David Schwartz Kim Paterson QC Patrons whose support in 2020 helped make possible our artistic vision for 2021. Clive & Lynlea Rodger Mary Vallentine AO Anonymous Ruth Weaver Deirdre Nagle Whitford Ian & Caroline Frazer Anonymous Richard Wilkins VIC Eleanore Goodridge OAM Kim Williams AM Elizabeth & Anthony Brookes NSW Megan & Bill Williamson Julian Burnside AO QC Jennifer Bott AO Ray Wilson OAM Ms Helen Dick Catherine Brown-Watt PSM Anonymous (10) Robert Gibbs & Tony Wildman & Derek Watt Helen Vorrath CONCERT CHAMPIONS Lloyd & Mary Jo Capps AM Anonymous (7) QLD Musica Viva is grateful for gifts made in 2020 by our generous Concert Champions, Andrew & Felicity Corkill Anonymous (3) Peter Cudlipp WA whose support helps bring to life the 2021 Season. Liz Gee SA Graham Lovelock Suzanne Gleeson Monica Hanusiak-Klavins Anonymous (4) ADELAIDE NEWCASTLE David & Christine Hartgill & Martin Klavins Don & Veronica Aldridge Gay Bookallil Annie Hawker Anonymous (5) Helen Bennetts & Tim Lloyd Robert & Lindy Henderson Elaine Lindsay Elizabeth Ho OAM & Michael Jacobs Newcastle Committee Anonymous Megan & Bill Williamson

BRISBANE PERTH BEQUEST DONORS Friends of Brisbane Chamber Music Deborah Lehmann AO & Michael Alpers AO ACT The late Dr Bela Mezo VIC Ian & Cass George Mrs Morrell The late Ernest Spinner The late Beryl Raymer In memory of Anita Morawetz Barry & Diana Moore Prichard Panizza Family The late John Robson The family of the late Paul Morawetz Anonymous In Memory of Stephanie Quinlan NSW The late Alison Terry The late Elizabeth Oakes David Wallace & Jamelia Gubgub The late Sibilla Baer The late Kenneth W Tribe AC The late Mrs Catherine Sabey CANBERRA Valerie & Michael Wishart The late Charles Berg The late Elisabeth Wynhausen The late Mrs Barbara Shearer ACT Committee The late Dr Anthony J Bookallil The late Felicity Teague Andrew Blanckensee SYDNEY The late Moya Jean Crane QLD The late Albert Ullin OAM Sue & Ray Edmondson Priscilla Adey & Peter Ratcliffe The late Paul Louis de Leuil The late Miss A Hartshorn The late Dr G D Watson Dr Sue Packer Pam Cudlipp The late Janette Hamilton The late Steven Kinston Malcolm & Lachlan Snow & Jo Ferguson Patsy Crummer The late Margaret Hedvig WA The Salon Society Darin Cooper Foundation The Late Dr Ralph Hockin, SA The late Dr Andrew Stewart Dr Jennifer Donald & Mr Stephen Burford in memory of Mabel Hockin The late Ms K Lillemor Andersen MELBOURNE Katherine & Reg Grinberg The late Irwin Imhof The late Patricia Baker Mary & Arnold Bram Gale Spalvins The late Joyce Marchant The late Edith Dubsky Peter Griffin AM & Terry Swann Anthony Strachan The late Suzanne Meller Anonymous Monica Lim & Konfir Kabo The Tribe Family Peter Lovell Kay Vernon Rosemary & John MacLeod Kim Williams AM & Catherine Dovey Ray Turner & Jennifer Seabrook Dr Victor Wayne & Dr Karen Wayne OAM AMADEUS SOCIETY The Amadeus Society is a philanthropic circle of passionate music lovers who together support the exceptional artistic initiatives of our Concert Season. MASTERCLASSES GIVING CIRCLE Julian Burnside AO QC Tony Berg AM & Carol Berg Eleanore Goodridge OAM (President, Melbourne) Marc Besen AC & Eva Besen AO Katherine & Reg Grinberg The Masterclasses Giving Circle is a group of generous donors whose collective support & Kate Durham Ms Jan Bowen AM Jennifer Hershon & Russell Black will enable the artistic development of the next generation of Australian chamber musicians. Tom Breen & Rachael Kohn AO Penelope Hughes Ruth Magid (Chair, Sydney) Dr Di Bresciani OAM Dr Alastair Jackson AM Caroline & Robert Clemente & Bob Magid OAM David Constable AM & Dr Ida Lichter Andrew Johnston Allan Myers AC QC & Maria Myers AC Daryl & Kate Dixon Michael & Frederique Katz Andrew Sisson AO & Tracey Sisson The late Helen Ferguson Prof. John Rickard Ms Annabella Fletcher Anthony Strachan Ray Wilson OAM

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MAJOR GIFTS Musica Viva greatly appreciates all those donations made between 1 Jan 2020 – 31 Dec 2020

$100,000+ $10,000–$19,999 $5,000–$9,999

NSW ACT ACT The Berg Family Foundation Mick & Margaret Toller Craig Reynolds Anonymous Margot Woods & Arn Sprogis

NSW NSW $50,000-$99,999 Michael & Margaret Ahrens Christine Bishop ACT Anne & Terrey Arcus AM Darin Cooper Foundation Marion & Michael Newman Neil Burns Jo & Barry Daffron Hilmer Family Endowment Daryl & Kate Dixon NSW Anthony Strachan Gardos Family Katherine & Reg Grinberg Robert & Lindy Henderson QLD Hywel Sims The MacNicol family David & Carole Singer Queensland State Manager Isobel Ferrier in conversation with Artistic Director Paul Kildea after Garrick Ohlsson’s concert in Brisbane Anonymous Anonymous $20,000–$49,999 SA QLD NSW Lang Foundation Barry & Diana Moore Tom Breen & Rachel Kohn AO Marsden Szwarcbord Foundation Tom & Elisabeth Karplus Anonymous (2) SA Michael & Frederique Katz Aldridge Family Endowment Vicki Olsson VIC Patricia H. Reid Endowment Fund Alexandra Clemens VIC Roger Druce & Jane Bentley Alastair & Sue Campbell QLD Mercer Family Foundation Greg Shalit & Miriam Faine Ian & Caroline Frazer The Morawetz Family, Traudl Moon OAM Andrea & Malcolm Hall-Brown in memory of Paul Morawetz Stephen Shanasy The Hon. Justice A Philippides Lyn & David Munro, Anonymous in memory of Sylvie Trobe SA WA Day Family Foundation WA Deborah Lehmann AO Team Legacy & Michael Alpers AO VIC Anonymous In memory of Stephanie Quinlan Marjorie Nicholas OAM Anonymous (3) Anonymous

WA Anonymous

The 3rd Prize winners of Strike A Chord: The Lashavi Trio

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COMMISSIONS ANNUAL GIVING Musica Viva acknowledges and celebrates Musica Viva greatly appreciates all those those individuals and collectives who have donations made between 1 Jan 2020 - 31 Dec generously committed to commissioning 2020 new music in 2020 to be enjoyed by us all:

Andrew Blanckensee, friends and $2,500-$4,999 $1,000-$2,499 $500-$999 family in memory of Anne & Alan Blanckensee AO ACT ACT ACT Julian Burnside AO QC & Kate Durham Kristin van Brunschot & John Holliday, Dr Andrew Singer, Odin Bohr & Anna Smet, Dudley & Helen Creagh, Christopher Clarke, Christina Cook, Kingsley Herbert, Tom Breen & Rachael Kohn AO Anonymous Margaret & Peter Janssens, Richard & Judith Manning, R & V Hillman, Humphries Family Foundation, Claudia Graham Lovelock & Steve Singer Garth Mansfield OAM, Margaret Oates, Anonymous (2) Hyles, Josephine McBride, S Packer, Clive & Lynlea Rodger, DM & KM Magarey NSW Hannah Semler, Dr Jenny Stewart, Dr Paul & Vicki Olsson Penny Beran, Sarah & Tony Falzarano, NSW Dr Lel Whitbread, Anonymous (2) Geoff Stearn Charles & Wallis Graham, Clare MacLean, Kay Vernon, Priscilla Adey, Judith Allen, Gay Bookallil, Kim Williams AM Josette Wunder Catherine Brown-Watt PSM, Robert Cahill & NSW West Australian Commissioning Circle Anne Cahill OAM, H2 Cairns Foundation, Patricia Crummer, David & Rae Allen, John Baird, K Becker, Stephen Booth, Adelaide Commissioning Circle SA Trish & John Curotta, Annie Hawker, Sowada Hicks Family, Denise Braggett, Lucia Cascone, Andy & Felicity Corkill, DJ & EM Bleby The Silo Collective Dorothy Hoddinott AO, Mrs W G Keighley, Catherine & Robin Cumming, Thomas Dent, Bronwyn Evans, Liz Gee, The Ken Tribe Fund for Robert Kench, D M & K M Magarey, Ruth Magid & Kate Girdwood, Anthony Gregg & Deanne, Whittleston, VIC Australian Composition Bob Magid OAM, Kevin & Deidre McCann, Arthur & Elfreda Rohan Haslam, Dr Ailsa Hocking & Dr Bernie Williams, Mr Carrillo Gantner AC, Ralph & Ruth Renard, Helen Vorrath The Hildegard Project, supported by Marshall, Michael & Janet Neustein, Paul O’Donnell, KP Kemp, Graham & Sue Lane, Margot Morgan, Donald Katherine Grinberg in honour of Opus 109 Sub-fund, Community Impact Foundation, Lesley Nairn, Professors Robin & Tina Offler, Christina Pender, WA the late Adrienne Nagy and her & Andrew Rosenberg, Mr Graham Tribe AM & Mrs Judy Penny Rogers, Dr Lynette Schaverien, Kate Tribe, Danuta Julia, Dr R Larbalestier, Mrs Morrell, sister Yolanda (Nagy) Daniel Tribe, Robert & Valerie Tupper, Mary Vallentine AO, Anonymous (14) Prichard Panizza Family, Anonymous (2) Megan & Bill Williamson, Anonymous (7) QLD QLD Jill Boughen, Janet Franklin, Diana Lungren, Timothy George Booker & Denise Bond, Robin Harvey, Marie Matthies & Chris Bonnily, Debra & Patrick Mullins, Isackson, Lynn & John Kelly, Andrew & Kate Lister, Michelle Wade & James Sinclair, Barbara Williams & Anonymous (3) Jankees van der Have

SA SA Peter & Elaine Bailey, Richard Blomfield, The late Peter Bailie & Ann Maree O’Connor, John & Libby Beverley A Brown OAM, Robert Kenrick, The Hon Clapp, Peter Clifton, Elizabeth Ho OAM, in honour of the Christopher Legoe AQ QC & Mrs Jenny Legoe, late Tom Steel, Ruth Marshall & Tim Muecke, Ann & David Anne Sutcliffe, Anonymous (7) Matison, H & I Pollard, Ms Judy Potter & Dr George Potter, Trish & Richard Ryan AO, Mark Lloyd & Elizabeth Raupach, VIC Jim & Ann Wilson, Anonymous (4) Jann Begg, Dr Di Bresciani OAM & Lino Bresciani, Ted & Alison Davies, John & Margaret Harrison, Jan McDonald, VIC Denbigh Morris, Greg J Reinhardt AM, Eda Ritchie AM, Joanna Baevski, Russ & Jacqui Bate, Mrs Maggie Cash, Darren Taylor, Maureen Turner, Anonymous (4) Alex & Elizabeth Chernov, Anne Frankenberg & Adrian McEniery, Virginia Henry, Doug and Ross Hooley, in WA memory of Beryl Hooley, Penelope Hughes, Helen Imber, Fiona Campbell, Fred & Angela Chaney, Helen Dwyer, Baillieu Myer AC, Lyn & Gus Nossal, Murray Sandland, Anne Last & Steve Scudamore, Graham Lovelock & Steve Maria Sola, Ray Turner & Jennifer Seabrook, Singer, Vivienne Stewart, Helen Westcott, Anonymous (3) Bibi Wilkinson, Anonymous (5)

WA Musica Viva greatly appreciates the many donors Dr S Cherian, Alan R. Dodge AM & Neil Archibald, In who have made gifts between $2-$499. memory of Raymond Dudley, Ms Helen Hollingshead & Mr John Hollingshead, Mandy Loton OAM, Marian Magee & David Castillo, Margaret & Roger Seares, Robyn Tamke, David Wallace & Jamelia Gubgub, Anonymous (4) — THANK YOU!

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ARTIST GIVING FUND Musica Viva wishes to acknowledge and thank all those generous patrons who have donated the value of their cancelled concert tickets to our Artist Fund to support Australian artists during this exceptional time.

Olga Abrahams Kristin van Brunschot & Dr Anna Enno Judith Healy Mrs W G Keighley Kevin & Deidre McCann Peter & Carolyn Rendit Helen Tuckey Priscilla Adey & John Holliday Anton Enus Virginia Henry John & Lynn Kelly Jan McDonald Roslyn Renwick Robert & Valerie Tupper Beverly Allen Susan Bryant & Roger Henning Dr. Penny Herbert, Catharine & Robert Kench Travis McDougall Craig Reynolds Ray Turner Judith Allen David Bullen Joanne Etheridge in memory of Dr Jean Kennedy Barbara McKenzie Prof. John Rickard & Jennifer Seabrook David & Minnette Ambrose Christopher & Margaret Deirdre Ferguson Dunstan Herbert Kennedy Family Group Stephanie Miller Dr John Rogers Christopher Tyler Dr Warwick Anderson Burrell Jo Ferguson Jennifer Hershon & Hiroko Kikkawa Patricia Mitchell OAM Penny Rogers Nancy Underhill Anne & Terrey Arcus AM Pam Caldwell & Malcolm Snow Russell Black Angela & Richard Kirsner Alan & Rosemary Moore Lesley & Andrew Mary Vallentine AO The Late Peter Bailie Alison & John Cameron Sabina Flanagan Roland & Margaret Hicks Peter & Barbara Kolliner Barry & Diana Moore Rosenberg Kay Vernon & Ann-Maree O’Connor Alastair & Sue Campbell & Wilfrid Prest Lybus Hillman Chaille Lansell Mrs Morrell Noeline Sandblom Herti Verge John Baird Joan Carney Ms Annabella Fletcher Fred & Claire Hilmer Anne Last Anne Morris Kerry Sanderson Helen Vorrath Sue Barnard Anne Burgi & Kerin Carr Janet Franklin John & Barbara Hirst & Steve Scudamore Debra & Patrick Mullins Barbara Schmidt Thomas Waddell Adrienne Basser Yola & Steve Center Ian & Caroline Frazer Dr Ailsa Hocking The Hon Christopher Akira & Tomoko & Peter Cudlipp W Wade Sam Bateman Fred & Angela Chaney Cindy Gallois & Dr Bernard Williams Legoe AO QC Nakayama Margaret & Roger Seares David Wallace The Hon. Dr Annabelle Catherine Cherry John & Irene Garran Dorothy Hoddinott AO & Mrs Jenny Legoe Paula Nathan AO Tony Seymour & Jamelia Gubgub Bennett AO Michael & Colleen Monica Garrett Ken & Lenore Hodgkinson Zoe Lenard & Yvonne Patterson Greg Shalit Mrs June Walpole Tony Berg AM Chesterman Liz Gee Ms Helen Hollingshead & Hamish Milne Michael & Janet Neustein & Miriam Faine Dr Elizabeth Watson & Carol Berg John & Libby Clapp Geoffrey & Mary Gloster & Mr John Hollingshead Anne Levy Katherine Nye Stephen Shanasy Dr Victor & Dr Karen David Bernshaw Caroline & Robert Brian Goddard Janice Horder Andrew & Kate Lister Megan O’Connor Ms Vivienne Sharpe Wayne OAM Marc Besen AC Clemente Christine Goode Michael Horowitz Margaret Lovell Professors Robin Jane Shellshear John & Flora Weickhardt & Eva Besen AO Peter Clifton Lois Goodin Penelope Hughes & Grant Webeck & Tina Offler Marian Simpson Andrew Wells AM Christine Bishop Andrew & Felicity Corkill Eleanore Goodridge OAM Humphries Family Peter Lovell Mrs Mary O’Hara Dr Andrew Singer Dr Paul & Dr Lel Andrew Blanckensee Stefan Couani Mark D Gould Foundation Graham Lovelock Kim & Margie Ostinga Helen Smith Whitbread DJ & EM Bleby Ruth Crabb Charles & Wallis Graham Mrs Claudia Hyles OAM & Steve Singer John Overton Maria Sola Deirdre Whitford Odin Bohr & Anna Smet Alison R Craswell Dr Joan Grant Dr Anthea Hyslop Jocelyn Luck S Packer Jo Strutt Peter & Cathy Wiese Gay Bookallil Dudley & Helen Creagh Robert Green Helen Imber Peter B Lyons Diane Parks Dr Charles Su Kim Williams AM George Booker Prof. Paul & Ann Crook Peter Griffin AM Peter Ingram Hayward & Ruth Maberley Nan & Jim Paterson & Dr Emily Lo Barbara Williams & Denise Bond Robin Cumming & Terry Swann Margaret & Peter Vanessa & John Mack Margot Pearson Jane Sullivan & Jankees van der Have Stephen Booth Jennifer Darin Katherine & Reg Grinberg Janssens J & R MacLeod & Brian Palfrey Mrs Suzy & Dr Mark Suss Megan & Bill Williamson Jennifer Bott AO & Dennis Cooper Sue & Ken Gunn AC & BJ Jennings DR & KM Magarey D.E. Pidd Elizabeth Syme Bibi Wilkinson Jill Boughen Olivier David Susan & Daniel Hains Nola Jennings Ruth Magid Galina Podgoretsky Beverley & Richard Jim & Ann Wilson Helen Brack & Dr Bennie Ng Andrea & Malcolm Ruth Jones & Bob Magid OAM H & I Pollard Taperell Ann Woodroffe Denise Braggett Greta Davis Hall-Brown Rosie Jones Garth Mansfield OAM Mary Pollard Gavin Taylor Robert & Glenys Tom Breen Thomas Dent Neil and Pamela Hardie Tom & Elisabeth Karplus June Marks D & J Pollard Wendy Taylor Woolcock & Rachael Kohn AO Dhar Family John & Margaret Harrison Michael & Frederique Katz Marsden Szwarcbord George & Judy Potter Philip Telford Mark & Anna Yates Geoffrey & Margaret Daryl & Kate Dixon Rohan Haslam John V Kaufman QC Foundation Nigel & Carol Price Sue Terry & Len Whyte Pavel Zib Brennan Lord Ebury Sandra Haslam Mathilde Kearny-Kibble Ruth Marshall Prichard Panizza Family Anne E Thomas Anonymous (83) Dr David Brookman & Susan Edmondson Annie Hawker Irene Kearsey & Tim Muecke Helen Rankin Dr Jane Thompson Dr Stephanie Brookman John & Denise Elkins Lyndsey & Peter Hawkins & Michael Ridley Ann & David Matison Jenny & Rob Rattray Graham Tribe AM Beverley A Brown OAM Dr Arno Enno Esther Hayter Leta Keens Barbara Matthies Greg J Reinhardt AM Kate Tribe

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13,891,536 13,891,536 13,528,783 13,528,783 TOTAL 13,128,440 $9,692,478 9,692,478 8,999,111 Income 2018 Income 2019 Income 2020 Expenditure 2018 Expenditure INCOME 2020 2019 Expenditure Expenditure 2020 Expenditure Government Funding ...... 4,343,189 Philantropy & Sponsorship...... 3,434,079 INCOME 2018—2020 Earned ...... 1,915,210 INDIVIDUAL GIVING 3,431,438

2,045,221 2,045,221 1,841,222 TOTAL $8,999,111 See Note 19 in KEY FINANCIALS, Signed Financial Statements 2018 2019 2020

INCOME 2018—2020 ACTIVITIES & BRANCH & FUNDRAISING EVENTS EXPENDITURE 2020

General Expenses & Administration .....5,992,126 65,463 Artist Fees & Expenses ...... 1,185,028 Venue & Production ...... 1,152,387

REACH 44,303 Promotion ...... 669,570 8,464 See Note 19 in Signed Financial Statements 2018 2019 2020

MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 45 EDUCATION CONCERTS / ACTIVITIES Tutorials, Workshops, Residency days ...577 Strike A Chord ...... 34

TOTAL Concerts (online)...... 437 TOTAL Regional Touring ...... 24 1,143 Concerts (face to face) ...... 70 90 Concerts (live mainstage) ...... 17 TOTAL MUSICA VIVA 2020 Concerts (hybrid) ...... 23 Concerts (digital) ...... 4 1,233 Education ...... 1,143 Professional Development ...... 36 Morning Masters ...... 2 Concerts / Activities...... 90 Fundraisers / Salons ...... 8 Musica Viva Sessions ...... 1

ACT NSW NT QLD TOTAL ATTENDANCES NATIONAL 2020 59,410 169,856 157,924 157,924 37,459 6,778 4,857 35,623 16,887 4,020 5,477 12,671 12,671 388,621

137,256 137,256 358,502

6,493 963 64,590

612 4,708 2,604 896 1,052 1,052 30 130 459 31 675 19 1,209 13 20 1,209 Strike A Chord Strike A Chord Strike A Chord

Morning Masters Morning Musica Viva Sessions Viva Musica Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica 151,173 Total Attendances 2018 Attendances Total 2018 Attendances Total 2018 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2019 Attendances Total 2019 Attendances Total 2019 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2018 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2019 Attendances Total Digital Streamed Concerts Streamed Digital Digital Streamed Concerts Streamed Digital Regional Touring (Concerts) Touring Regional Regional Touring (Concerts) Touring Regional Total Attendances 2020 Total Attendances 2020 Total Attendances 2020 Total Attendances 2020 Concert Season (Main Stage) Concert (Main Season Concert Season (Main Stage) Concert (Main Season Concert Season (Main Stage) Concert (Main Season Regional Touring (Workshops) Touring Regional 8,572 2,146 1,508 1,508 1,082 459 20 130 SA TAS VIC WA DIGITAL * *

30,376 28,339 28,554 31,237 31,237 12,786 34,471 29,555 29,555 16,226 Strike A Chord 61,801 Morning Masters Morning 6,739 4,980 4,866 4,866 21,229 21,229

Musica Viva Sessions Viva Musica 33,104

Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Total Attendances 2018 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2019 Attendances Total 3,670 42,494 42,494 Digital Streamed Concerts Streamed Digital

Regional Touring (Concerts) Touring Regional 3,670 17,719

Total Attendances 2020 Concert Season (Main Stage) Concert (Main Season Regional Touring (Workshops) Touring Regional 14,308 1,352 1,352 8,100 1,500 1,500 1,478 2,037 22 9 15

* These figures include international concerts which are not listed. Strike A Chord Strike A Chord Strike A Chord Strike A Chord Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Musica Viva In Schools In Viva Musica Total Attendances 2018 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2019 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2018 Attendances Total 2018 Attendances Total 2018 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2018 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2019 Attendances Total 2019 Attendances Total 2019 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2019 Attendances Total Total Attendances 2020 Total Attendances 2020 Total Attendances 2020 Total Attendances 2020 Total Attendances 2020 Concert Season (Main Stage) Concert (Main Season Concert Season (Main Stage) Concert (Main Season Concert Season (Main Stage) Concert (Main Season 46 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 GOVERNANCE BOARD AND MEMBERS COUNCIL

Musica Viva’s Members Council MEMBERS COUNCIL (NSW) MEMBERS COUNCIL (SA) is made up of individuals who Anne Arcus Veronica Aldridge have each made a significant Tom Breen Geoff Day contribution to the organisation. David Constable AM Leonie Schmidt The Members Council creates Sarah Constable Ann-Maree O’Connor a special two-way channel Anna Enno Helen Pollard of communication with our Dr Tom Karplus stakeholders across the country, Ruth Magid LIFE MEMBER (SA) providing advocacy, support and Dene Olding AM Helen Godlee advice to Musica Viva. Deena Shiff Additionally, this group of people Kate Tribe MEMBERS COUNCIL (TAS) are the electoral body who nominate Ray Wilson OAM Di O’Toole Board Directors, thus having a very Ben White direct impact on Musica Viva’s Claire Hilmer MEMBERS COUNCIL (VIC) future. Vicki Olsson Elizabeth Aickin Adriana Gardos Brian Benjamin Alexandra Clemens LIFE MEMBERS (NSW) Robert Clemente MEMBERS COUNCIL PRESIDENT Tony Berg AM John Daley Michael Katz (Life Member) Jennifer Bott AO Olivier David Dr Catherine Brown-Watt PSM Dr Jane Fyfield BOARD DIRECTORS (NATIONAL) Mary Jo Capps AM Monica Lim Charles Graham (Chairman) Suzanne Gleeson Terry Moran AC Kathie Grinberg (NSW) Trish Ludgate Hyon-Ju Newman Lynda O’Grady (Regional NSW) Donald Magarey Marjorie Nicholas OAM Andrew Page (NSW) Donald McDonald AC Stephen Shanasy Judith Potter (SA) Jill Stowell OAM Em. Prof Margaret Seares AO (WA) Mary Vallentine AO LIFE MEMBERS (VIC) Darren Taylor (VIC) Ernest Weiss Jacqui Bate The Hon Justice Kim Williams AM Russell Bate OAM Anthe Philippides (QLD) Margaret Wright OAM Michael Bertram Carl Vine AO Marc Besen AC AO Charmian Gadd Peter Burch AM BM Julian Burnside AO QC MEMBERS COUNCIL (QLD) Kate Durham Professor Ian Frazer AC Anne Kantor MEMBERS COUNCIL (ACT) Andrea Hall-Brown Professor Geoffrey Brennan Malcolm Hall-Brown MEMBERS COUNCIL (WA) Margaret Lovell Dr Robert Stewart Anne Last Dr Craig Reynolds Dr Barry Moore Graham Lovelock Dan Sloss Kate Lister Robyn Tamke Prof Malcolm Gillies AM Assoc Prof Deborah Lehmann AO LIFE MEMBERS (QLD) LIFE MEMBERS (ACT) Christine Gargett LIFE MEMBERS (WA) GOVERNANCE Marjorie Gilby Peter Lyons Judy Flower Donald Sams Donald Munro AM Michael Wishart

MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 49 EXECUTIVE OFFICE STATE OFFICES ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE Hywel Sims Australian Capital Territory Sarah Vickers Chief Executive Officer Christina Cook Director of HR Anne Frankenberg ACT State Manager Danielle Carter Deputy Chief Executive Officer Northern Territory Accountant Jo Daffron Melanie McLoughlin Teresa Cahill Chief Financial Officer NT Education Manager Project Accountant Trish Ludgate Anneliese McGee-Collett Doug Connor Executive Manager NT Education Coordinator IT Administrator Queensland Jenny Lopez ARTISTIC LEADERSHIP Isobel Ferrier Accounts Administrator Paul Kildea QLD State Manager Artistic Director Flora Wong Michael Sollis QLD State Coordinator, Education Musica Viva thanks the following Artistic Director Education Tristan Selke 2020 casual staff and contractors: Wilma Smith QLD Administrative Assistant Emily Calder Artistic Director Competitions South Australia Daniel Gibbons Emily Kelly Will Hemsworth CONCERTS & COMMUNITIES SA State Manager Stella Joseph-Jarecki Katherine Kemp Kylie King Sascha Kelly Director Concerts & Communities SA State Coordinator Saskia Kremer Luke Iredale Samantha Mack Sue Lane Artistic Administrator SA State Administration Coordinator Susan Li Janet McKay Tasmania Noel Mengel Manager, Emerging Artists Programs (Bris) Melanie McLoughlin Jessica Patterson Sean Moloney TAS Education Manager Vennisa Santoro Project Officer, Anneliese McGee-Collett Natalie Shea Special Projects & Regional Touring TAS Education Coordinator Adrian Tamburini Victoria Jasper Whincop OPERATIONS Kim O’Byrne Misa Yamamoto Janelle McKenzie VIC Education Manager Director of Operations Elizabeth Dedman Anna Griffiths VIC Emerging Artists Musica Viva said goodbye to the Operations & Artist Manager, Education & Education Coordinator following staff members in 2020: Western Australia Oliver Baker Patrick Colozzi Fiona Campbell Operations Manager Tim Hannah WA State Manager Joanne Jun Sam Hayward-Sweedman Helen Dwyer Operations & Program Coordinator, Education Marita Lacota WA State Coordinator Adele Schonhardt DEVELOPMENT Hannah Tungate WA Administration Coordinator Lachlan Snow Zoë Cobden-Jewitt Paul Stuart Director of Development MARKETING Tuyen Tran-Huynh Jaci Maddern Development Manager (Melb) Lucy Shorrocks Mathew Jordan Director of Communications & Marketing Strategic Partnerships Manager Kia Stockdale Celeste Moore Senior Marketing Manager Development Coordinator Jennifer Ward Senior Marketing Manager EDUCATION Nicole Roberts Marketing Executive, Concerts Cassandra Lake Director of Education Melanie Wright Marketing Executive, Education Sonia de Freitas Producer, Education Yuri Huijg Graphic Designer Jemma Tabet Professional Development Manager Sabrina Govic CRM & Ticketing Manager Erica Hughes Education Administration Coordinator Bill Hockenhull Patron Services Coordinator Rory Knott Program Coordinator, Education Joan Shortt-Smith Database Administrator STAFF Mary Scicchitano National Education Manager Annelise Maurer Digital Marketing Manager Melanie McLoughlin NSW Education Manager Joseph Smith Digital Marketing Coordinator Anneliese McGee-Collett NSW Education Coordinator

NATIONAL ENGAGEMENT Isobel Ferrier Public Affairs Manager

MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 51 STATE VOLUNTEER COMMITTEES ACT QLD WA Daniel Sloss (President) Andrea Hall-Brown (President) Robyn Tamke (President) Prof Geoffrey Brennan Helen Devane Janice Dudley (Secretary) Caroline Cooper MVO Amanda Hume Ed Garrison Bernadette Greethead James Jarvis Vidhi Mathur Roger Hillman Peter Lyons (resigned October 20) Jeannette Horne Helen O’Sullivan Kate Pitcher Antonia Lehn Peter Plustwik (retired March 20) Dr Craig Reynolds Elaine Seeto Maxinne Sclanders Richard Rowe Ruby Yeh Anne de Soyza Juliet Tootell Tamara Wilcock SA CASUAL VOLUNTEERS Judy Potter (President) Graham Blazey NSW NEWCASTLE, NSW Leonie Schmidt (Vice President) Bryan Burke NSW Dr Anna Enno (Chair) Veronica Aldridge Jane Cousens VIC Dr Judith Chen Helen Pollard Robert Firth NSW Dr Ian Cook Alan Smith Gianna Guttilla SA Dr John Ferguson Jacqueline Jago NSW Dr Roland Hicks VIC Eleanor Kate Ryan WA Helen McIntyre Jane Fyfield (President) Lindsay Lovering WA Anne Morris Alastair Campbell Zac Serghis SA Rae Richards Olivier David Jane Smith Robert Gibbs Beverley Taperell Dorothea Josem Carmel Morfuni Adrian Nye Helen Vorrath

ARTISTIC REVIEW PANEL NATIONAL OFFICE ACT SOUTH AUSTRALIA 757 Elizabeth Street Ainslie Arts Centre C/- St Paul’s Creative Centre ADELAIDE MELBOURNE Zetland NSW 2017 30 Elouera Street 200 Pulteney Street Elizabeth Layton Zoe Knighton Braddon ACT 2612 Adelaide SA 5000 Rob Nairn Michael Leighton Jones PO Box 1687 +61 2 6251 9368 +61 8 7320 3321 Konstantin Shamray Laura Vaughan Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 Christopher Wainwright PERTH +61 2 8394 6666 BRISBANE Gladys Chua [email protected] Brenton Broadstock Emily Green-Armytage NEWCASTLE VICTORIA Helentherese Good Shaun Lee-Chen Anna Grinberg Hugh Lydon PO Box 1687 77 Southbank Boulevard Liam Viney Margaret Pride Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 Southbank VIC 3006 Gillian Wills Anna Sleptsova www.musicaviva.com.au +61 2 8394 6666 +61 3 9682 4488 Tim White CANBERRA Noeleen Wright MusicaVivaAustralia Tim Hollo MusicaVivaInSchools Wendy Lorenz SYDNEY Pip Thompson Dorottya Fabian @MusicaVivaAU Ying Ho @MVISchools QUEENSLAND WESTERN AUSTRALIA Sonia Maddock PO Box 561 The Atlas Building

MusicaVivaAU Fortitude Valley Suite 4, 8-10 The Esplanade Brisbane QLD Perth WA 6000 Musica Viva Australia +61 7 3852 5670 +61 8 6277 0042

52 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2019 53 FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020

MUSICA VIVA AUSTRALIA LIMITED BY GUARANTEE ACN 000 111 848

54 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 STATUTORY REPORT OF THE BOARD STATUTORY REPORT OF THE BOARD FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020

56 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 57 STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBERMusica 2020 Viva Australia AS AT DECEMBER 2020 Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 Musica Viva Australia Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 for the Year ended 31 December 2020 Statement of Financial Position as at 31 December 2020

Notes 2020 2019 Notes 2020 2019 $$ $ $ REVENUES FROM ORDINARY OPERATING ACTIVITIES - ASSETS Income From Operations 1 1,383,108 5,844,708 Current Assets State Government Subsidies 2 1,084,313 1,105,613 Cash and Cash Equivalents 6 3,199,056 2,493,208 Federal Government Covid-19 Stimulus 1,456,300 0 Financial Assets 7 6,810,643 5,303,665 Grant by the Australia Council 3 1,802,576 1,774,189 Receivables 8 119,845 445,055 Grant by the Dep't of Communication and the Arts (Federal) 0 208,012 Prepayments and Sundry Deposits 132,678 769,187 Other Income 4 3,348,088 3,935,191 9,074,385 12,867,713 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 10,262,222 9,011,115

EXPENSES FROM ORDINARY OPERATING ACTIVITIES - Non-Current Assets Direct Operating Expenses 3,006,985 6,724,538 Property, Plant & Equipment 9 8,343,574 8,639,700 Administration and General Expenses 5,992,126 6,403,902 Financial Assets 10 0 882,162 8,999,111 13,128,440 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 8,343,574 9,521,862 TOTAL ASSETS 18,605,796 18,532,977 SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES 75,274 (260,727)

LIABILITIES OTHER INCOME Current Liabilities Bequest Income 618,093 2,176,630 Payables 477,603 579,197 618,093 2,176,630 Advances 11 2,099,345 2,626,571 Provisions - Current 12 361,972 297,811 TOTAL SURPLUS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 5 693,367 1,915,903 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 2,938,920 3,503,579 OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME Net profit/(loss) on revaluation of financial assets (60,524) 614,451 (60,524) 614,451 Non-Current Liabilities Provisions - Non Current 12 48,953 44,318 TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR 632,843 2,530,354 TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 48,953 44,318 TOTAL LIABILITIES 2,987,873 3,547,897 The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements

NET ASSETS 15,617,923 14,985,080

MEMBERS FUNDS Accumulated Operating Funds 8,527,212 8,270,478 Centenary Appeal Funds 16 5,938,317 5,211,734 Artist Initiatives Funds 414,250 401,200 14,879,779 13,883,412 Asset Revaluation Reserve 738,144 798,668 Reserves Incentive Scheme Funds 17 0 303,000 TOTAL MEMBERS FUNDS 15,617,923 14,985,080

The Accompanying notes form part of these financial statements

58 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 59 STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN MEMBERS FUNDS NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBERMusica 2020 Viva Australia FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020 Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 Musica Viva Australia Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 Statement of Changes in Members Funds for the year ended 31 December 2020 Notes to and forming part of the Financial Statements for the Year ended 31 December 2020

Notes 2020 2019 Statements of significant accounting policies (vii) Musica Viva Australia is a non-profit organisation and no $$ The financial statements of Musica Viva Australia for the year tax is payable on the surplus from its operations. ended 31 December 2020 were authorised for issue by a resolution Correspondingly no tax benefit accrues from losses and is ACCUMULATED OPERATING FUNDS of the Directors on 25 March 2021. therefore not recognised in the accounts.

Opening Accumulated Operating Funds 8,270,478 8,433,698 The financial statements are general purpose financial statements (viii) Limitation of Members' Liability. Surplus from Ordinary Activities 693,367 1,915,903 that have been prepared in accordance with Australian In accordance with Musica Viva Australia's Constitution the Accounting Standards (including Australian Accounting liability of members in the event of Musica Viva Australia being Transfer from Centenary Appeals Funds 194,337 165,103 Interpretations) and the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits wound up would not exceed $10.00 per member. Commission Act 2012 (ACNC Act) Transfer to Centenary Appeals Funds (617,920) (2,218,226) (ix) The Number of Employees as at the balance sheet date Transfer from Artist Initiatives Funds 0 100,000 Musica Viva Australia is a company limited by guarantee, was 60 (2019 - 66). incorporated and domiciled in Australia. It operates as a Transfer to Artist Initiatives Funds (13,050) (126,000) non-profit organisation. (x) Payables. Trade creditors represents liabilities for goods and services The financial statements have been prepared on an accruals provided to Musica Viva Australia prior to the end of the financial Accumulated Operating Funds at year end 8,527,212 8,270,478 basis and are based on historical costs and do not take into year and which are unpaid. The amounts are unsecured account changing money values or, except where stated, and are usually paid within 30 days of recognition. CENTENARY APPEAL FUNDS 16 current valuations of non-current assets. Cost is based on the fair values of the consideration given in exchange for assets. (xi) Receivables. Opening Centenary Appeal Funds 5,211,734 3,158,611 The terms of trade are 7 days from date of invoice. Collectability Transfer to Accumulated Operating Funds (194,337) (165,103) The following is a summary of the material accounting policies of debtors is reviewed on an ongoing basis. A provision for adopted by Musica Viva Australia in the preparation of the doubtful debts is raised where doubt as to collection exists and Transfers from Reserves Incentive Sceme Funds 303,000 0 financial statements. The accounting policies have been debts which are known to be uncollectable are written off. The consistently applied, unless otherwise stated. Company has no significant concentrations of credit risk. Transfers from Accumulated Operating Funds 617,920 2,218,226 Significant accounting methods applied are as follows: (xii) Net Fair Value of Financial Assets and Liabilities. Centenary Appeal Funds at year end 5,938,317 5,211,734 The net fair value of cash and cash equivalents and non- interest (i) Income and expenses are brought to account generally as bearing monetary financial assets and financial liabilities earned and incurred. represent their carrying value. Interest received on funds in ARTIST INITIATIVES FUNDS bank accounts and on deposit is at current market value. (ii) Land and Buildings are shown at acquisition cost as at Musica Viva Australia is subject to market changes in Opening Artist Initiatives Funds 401,200 375,200 30 November 2016. Other fixed assets are shown at cost respect of its cash on deposits and its financial assets. Transfer to Accumulated Operating Funds 0 (100,000) less depreciation. Depreciation of the Building in which Musica Viva holds a 75% share has been included in (xiii) Comparative Figures. Transfer from Accumulated Operating Funds 13,050 126,000 property costs which are netted against property rental Where required by Accounting Standards comparative figures income. have been adjusted to conform with changes in presentation for the current financial year. Artist Initiatives Funds at year end 414,250 401,200 (iii) Depreciation is calculated to expense the cost over the estimated useful life of the respective fixed asset. (xiv) Musica Viva Australia receives financial support from a number The rates of depreciation are 2.5% per annum on of government agencies at the local, state, territory and federal ASSET REVALUATION RESERVE cost of Buildings, 2.5%-10% on building improvements, levels. All funding is expended in accordance with the 33.3% per annum on the cost of Computer Software, requirements of the relevant funding agreements. Opening Asset Revaluation Reserve 798,668 184,217 and 20% per annum on the cost of other fixed assets. Transfer of prior revaluation of freehold land and buildings 0 0 (xv) Critical Accounting Estimates and Judgements. (iv) Foreign exchange losses in 2020 amounting to $3,945, The directors evaluate estimates and judgements incorporated Revaluation of financial assets (60,524) 614,451 (2019 - losses: $950) representing the revaluation of the into the financial statements based on historical knowledge and US Dollar cash at bank as at the reporting date, has been best available current information. Estimates assume a reasonable Asset Revaluation Reserve at year end 738,144 798,668 credited to Administration and general expenses in the expectation of future events and are based on current trends and Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive economic data, obtained both externally and within the Income. company. RESERVES INCENTIVE SCHEME FUNDS 17 As at the balance sheet date no forward foreign currency Key Judgements - Available-for-sale investments. Opening Reserves Incentive Scheme Funds 303,000 303,000 exchange contracts were in place (2019 - $0). The company maintains portfolios of securities with a market carrying value of $6,810,643 at the end of the reporting period. Transfer to Centenary Appeal Funds (303,000) 0 (v) Segment accounting - Musica Viva Australia's activities The value of these investments has and will change in line with which comprise concert organisation and promotion and equity market movements given the nature of the investments. Reserves Incentive Scheme Funds at year end 0 303,000 music education are carried on predominantly within Australia.

TOTAL MEMBERS FUNDS AT THE END OF THE YEAR 15,617,923 14,985,080 (vi) During 2020, Musica Viva provided $nil grants to the Australian Music Foundation (2019 - $nil). The Australian Music Foundation provided $nil grants to Musica Viva Australia in 2020 (2019 - $nil) for its operational activities. The Accompanying notes form part of these financial statements

60 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 61 NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020

Musica Viva Australia Musica Viva Australia Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 Notes to and forming part of the Financial Statements for the Year ended 31 December 2020 Notes to and forming part of the Financial Statements for the Year ended 31 December 2020 2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2019 $ $ $ $ $ $

Statements of Significant accounting policies (cont'd) 4 Other Income 9 Property Plant & Equipment 13 Auditors Remuneration (xvi) Adoption of New and Revised Accounting Standards Investment Income 266,441 225,071 Land and Building Amounts receivable by the Auditors for: During the year the company adopted all of the new and Sponsorship & Donations 2,815,986 3,413,016 Land at acquisition 30-Nov-2016 3,217,500 3,217,500 Audit of Musica Viva Australia revised Australian Accounting Standards and Creative Partnerships Australia 0 0 Building at acquisition 30-Nov-2016 2,495,169 2,495,169 accounts 0 0 Interpretations applicable to its operations which became Rent Recoveries 256,105 289,754 Building improvements at cost 2,945,870 2,945,870 Other services 0 0 mandatory. Sundry Income 9,556 7,350 Accumulated depreciation - Building (827,230) (592,787) 0 0 3,348,088 3,935,191 7,831,309 8,065,752 (xvii) New Accounting Standards for Application in Future Periods. Plant and Equipment 14 Commitments for Expenditure 0 0 The AASB has issued new and amended accounting 5 Surplus from Ordinary Operating Activities Plant and Equipment at cost 1,382,606 1,363,303 standards and interpretations that have mandatory The operating surplus is arrived at after (crediting)/charging Accumulated depreciation (870,341) (789,355) 15 Contingent Liabilities application dates for future reporting periods. The the following specific items: 512,265 573,948 Contingent Liabilities exist in respect of contracts entered company has decided against early adoption of these into with artists, and are estimated at: standards and has not yet undertaken a detailed Dividends received (237,979) (129,124) Total Property, Plant & Equipment 10,041,145 10,021,842 assessment of the potential impact of these standards. Interest Received (28,304) (95,947) Accumulated depreciation (1,697,571) (1,382,142) Contracts with artists 28,250 164,000 8,343,574 8,639,700 Depreciation 16 Centenary Appeal Funds 2020 2019 Buildings 234,443 232,685 9 (a) Movements in Carrying Amounts The Musica Viva Centenary Appeal helps to secure the $ $ Plant, Equipment & Vehicles 100,189 108,930 of Property, Plant & Equipment: future of fine music in Australia and aims to assist the 334,632 341,615 process of meeting the challenges of the next fifty years. 1 Income from Operations Provisions Land & Plant & Total Subscription Tickets 344,480 2,081,202 Annual Leave 37,537 39,975 Buildings Equipment Details of the Appeal for the year ended 31 December 2020 Box Office Takings 307,785 1,405,926 Long Service Leave 31,259 (68,726) Balance at the are: Broadcast & Television Fees 5,100 16,150 68,796 (28,751) beginning of the year: 8,065,752 573,948 8,639,700 Net Centenary Appeal Funds Programs & Merchandising 0 2,255 as at 1 January 2020 5,211,734 3,158,611 Fees & Expenses from 6 Cash and Cash Equivalents Additions 0 45,435 45,435 other Organisations 58,694 454,747 Cash At Bank 336,990 160,892 Disposals 0 (6,929) (6,929) Additions to The Fund 920,920 2,218,226 Schools Concerts 667,049 1,884,428 Cash At Bank - US$ 53,343 24,474 Revaluation increments 0 0 0 Use of The Fund (194,337) (165,103) 1,383,108 5,844,708 Cash on Hand 1,117 1,707 Depreciation (234,443) (100,189) (334,632) 726,583 2,053,123 Commonwealth Bank Deposit 23,793 23,635 2 State Government Subsidies Expended Bank West 0 0 Carrying Amount at Net Centenary Appeal Funds New South Wales Government ING Bank (Australia) Limited 4,290 4,276 the end of the year: 7,831,309 512,265 8,343,574 as at 31 December 2020 5,938,317 5,211,734 Create NSW Rabobank Australia Limited 1,439,388 957,064 General Grant 404,781 407,705 National Australia Bank Limited 405,724 399,935 10 Non-Current Financial Assets Funds raised through the Centenary Appeal are reserved Special Funding - Regional 17,333 16,996 Bank of Queensland Limited 498,140 111,792 Available for sale and reinvestment for use in the future to maintain the presence of quality live Musica Viva In Schools 133,019 130,432 ME Bank 436,271 809,433 Units in Managed Funds music. Access to these Funds is not restricted. NSW Department of Industry 0 37,500 3,199,056 2,493,208 - At current market value 0 882,162 Victoria 17 Reserves Incentive Scheme Funds Creative Victoria 285,000 300,000 7 Current Financial Assets Information regarding the access to these investments is The Reserves Incentive Scheme Funds were received Dep't of Education and Training 20,790 23,100 Available for sale and reinvestment provided at Note 17. under an agreement between Musica Viva Australia, the Western Australia Units in Managed Funds Australia Council for the Arts, and Arts NSW. Department of Local Government, - At current market value 6,810,643 5,303,665 10(a) Movements in Carrying Amounts of Non-Current Financial Assets Sports and Cultural Industries 0 32,000 Financial Assets Reserves Incentive Scheme Healthway 40,500 80,000 7(a) Movements in Carrying Amounts of Current Financial Assets Balance at the beginning of the year 882,162 Funds as at 1 January 2020 303,000 303,000 LotteryWest 94,000 0 Financial Assets South Australia Balance at the beginning of the year 5,303,665 Additions 4,195 Funds received from the Department of Education and Transfer to Current Financial Assets (836,457) Australia Council 0 0 Child Development 34,336 23,636 Additions 681,145 Revaluation increments (49,900) Funds received from Arts NSW 0 0 Carclew Youth Arts 30,000 30,000 Transfer from Non-Current Financial Assets 836,457 Funds allocated to Northern Territory Revaluation increments (10,624) Carrying amount at the end of the year 0 Centenary Appreal Fund (303,000) 0 Department of Education 24,554 24,244 1,084,313 1,105,613 Carrying amount at the end of the year 6,810,643 11 Amounts received in advance Reserves Incentive Scheme Concert Subscriptions and tickets 605,526 1,716,586 Funds as at 31 December 2020 0 303,000 3 Grant by the Australia Council 8 Receivables MVIS booking deposits 75,646 114,924 General Grant 1,802,576 1,774,189 Debtors 123,949 450,055 Sponsorship 1,336,803 708,201 The funds were held in accordance with the Investment Provision for Doubtful Debts (4,104) (5,000) NSW Department of Industry 30,000 30,000 Strategy adopted by the Board of Directors and approved 119,845 445,055 SA Dept of Education & Child Development 0 15,000 by the funding agencies as determined by the Agreement. Rental income 51,370 41,860 These funds were not used to secure any liabilities of 2,099,345 2,626,571 Musica Viva Australia.

12 Provisions Under the agreement with the Australia Council and Arts NSW Current the 15 year term is now complete and therefore the funds have Staff Annual Leave 288,874 251,337 been released into the Centenary Appeal Fund. Long Service Leave 73,098 46,474 361,972 297,811

Non-current Long Service Leave 48,953 44,318

62 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 63 NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020 Musica Viva Australia Musica Viva Australia Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 Statement of Cash Flows for the Year ended 31 December 2020 Notes to and forming part of the Financial Statements for the Year ended 31 December 2020 2020 2019 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Notes to the Statement of Cash Flows: $$ 18 Related Party Transactions Agents 2020 2019 1 Reconciliation of Cash Remuneration of Directors: Musica Viva Australia employs professional staff to $$ The Constitution of Musica Viva Australia prohibits the payment manage and co-ordinate its fundraising activities and as Income from Operations 562,518 6,097,809 For the purposes of the statement of cash flows, cash includes of fees to a director for acting as a direct (Clause 45.1). such does not engage commercial fundraising agents to Government Grants 4,328,189 2,721,767 cash on hand and in banks and short term deposits. Cash at the secure donations. Investment Income 266,441 225,071 end of the financial year as shown in the statement of cash Remuneration of Key Management Personnel (11 staff, 2019 - Sponsorship and Donations 3,357,468 3,208,363 flows is reconciled to the related items in the statement of 11 staff): Comparison by Monetary Figures and Percentages Bequests 618,093 2,176,630 financial position as follows: Short term benefits 1,269,348 1,212,918 for the year ended 31 December 2020 Other Income 9,556 7,350 Post employment benefits 119,284 113,563 2020 2019 Rent recoveries 256,105 289,754 2020 2019 Total remuneration 1,388,632 1,326,481 Comparisons $ % % Payments to suppliers, employees $$ and performers (7,961,747) (12,335,206) Total cost of fundraising / 36,827 / 2 2 Net cash contributed/(used) by Short Term Deposits 2,807,606 2,306,135 19 Fundraising gross income from fundraising 2,053,685 operating activities 1,436,623 2,391,538 Cash at Bank and on hand 391,450 187,073 Musica Viva Australia undertakes fundraising appeals Net surplus from fundraising / 2,016,858 / 98 98 throughout the year; it holds an authority to fundraise under gross income from fundraising 2,053,685 3,199,056 2,493,208 the Charitable Fundraising Act, 1991 (NSW); additional Total cost of services / * CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES information and declarations to be furnished under this Act total expenditure 2 Reconciliation of net cash contributed follow: Total cost of services / * Net proceeds from sale of property, by Operating Activities to surplus total income received plant and equipment 0 0 from Operating Activities Details of Aggregate Gross Income and Total Expenses Payment for property, plant of Fundraising * No disclosure is provided as all income received and and equipment (45,435) (75,770) Surplus from expenditure incurred is in connection with the Payment for investments (685,340) (2,157,552) Operating Activities 693,367 1,915,903 Gross proceeds from fundraising appeals presentation of Musica Viva Australia activities. Net cash (used in) /contributed by Individual giving 2,045,221 3,431,438 investing activities (730,775) (2,233,322) Provisions for: Fundraising events 8,464 44,303 Declaration by Chairperson as required by the Annual Leave 37,537 39,975 Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 (NSW) Long Service Leave 31,259 (68,726) 2,053,685 3,475,741 Net (decrease)/increase in 68,796 (28,751) Less I, Charles Graham, Chairman of Musica Viva Australia, cash held 705,848 158,216 Total costs of fundraising appeals declare that in my opinion: Depreciation on Property, Individual giving 35,747 51,003 (a) the accounts for the year ended 31 December 2020, give a Cash held at beginning Plant and Equipment 334,632 341,615 Fundraising events 1,080 8,808 true and fair view of all income and expenditure of Musica of the financial year 2,493,208 2,334,992 Loss on disposal of Viva Australia with respect to fundraising appeals; and Property, Plant and Equipment 6,929 42 36,827 59,811 (b) the statement of financial position as at 31 December 2020 (Decrease)/Increase in Creditors (101,594) 91,947 Net Surplus obtained from gives a true and fair view of the state of affairs with respect Cash held at end (Decrease)/Increase in Advances (527,226) (527,967) Fundraising 2,016,858 3,415,930 to fundraising appeals; and of the financial year 3,199,056 2,493,208 Decrease/(Increase) in Receivables 325,210 429,930 (c) the provisions of the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991 (NSW) Decrease/(Increase) in Prepayments 636,509 168,819 Application of Funds and the regulations under that Act and the conditions Funds raised through individual giving and fundraising events attached to the authority have been complied with; and Net cash contributed/(used) by support Musica Viva Australia concert and education activity. the internal controls exercised by Musica Viva Australia are operating activities 1,436,623 2,391,538 appropriate and effective for all income received and Forms of Fundraising applied from any fundraising appeals. Appeals held during the year ended 31 December 2020: ~ General and Personal Appeals for the Centenary Fund, Signed Amadeus Society, Equal Music and for the Annual Giving Appeal; ~ Fundraising events including private recitals for Branch Appeals.

Charles Graham Chairman 25 March 2021

64 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 MUSICA VIVA ANNUAL REPORT 2020 65 DIRECTORS’ DECLARATIONMusica Viva Australia Limited by Guarantee - ACN 000 111 848 Directors' Declaration

In accordance with a resolution of the Directors, the Directors of Musica Viva Australia, declare that :-

(a) The financial statements and the notes of Musica Viva Australia as at 31 December 2020 comply with the Accounting Standards and the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission Act 2012 (ACNC Act).

(b) The financial statements and the notes give a true and fair view of Musica Viva Australia's financial position as at 31 December 2020 and its performance for the year ended on that date.

(c) In the opinion of the Directors, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Musica Viva Australia will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

This declaration is made in accordance with a resolution of the board of directors and is signed in accordance with subsection 60.15(2) of the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission Regulation 2013.

For and on behalf of the Board

CHARLES GRAHAM Chairman

ANDREW PAGE Director

SYDNEY 25 March 2021

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