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October November December 2014 THIS EDITION Melbourne Festival Maestro Richard Bonynge A cappella quintet Black Voices Soprano Inessa Galante Great Performer Jean-Efflam Bavouzet Slava & Leonard Grigoryan play jazz 28 October PP100016130 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Bohemian Rhapsody Magnificat – p4 Frostfall – p4 Micheline Sings Brel Russian Kaleidoscope p4 Rodelinda – p5 p5 p6 Brahms Second Blackwood Ensemble Symphony – p5 p6 Monash Sinfonia with OCTOBER 01 02 03 04 Paul Dyer – p6 05 Percy Grainger & His Mostly Mozart: In Skycha – p7 Good Girl/Bad Girl Contemporaries – p6 Memoriam – p7 p8 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 Music on the Mind Musical Explorations Tim Stevens Trio – p8 The Way of Guqin The Way of Guqin Lofty Mountains & p8 p8 p10 p10 Flowing Water – p10 Borodin Quartet – p9 Clint Mansell – p9 13 14 15 17 18 19 Senses – p12 Arianna on a Bridge Us and Them: Aurora Orchestra: Pepper the Monkey Aurora Orchestra: of Stars – p12 Symphonic Pink Insomnia – p11 & The Rainbow Testament – p11 Floyd – p12 Circus – p11 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 The Magic of Paul Masquerade – p13 Chitarra e Liuto – p14 Musical Spectrum Us and Them: The Albare Quintet Dean – p12 Grigoryan Brothers Black Voices – p14 p14 Symphonic Pink Live – p15 Lingering Charms of p13 Floyd – p12 Jiangnan – p13 Victorian 27 28 30 31 Heartbreak – p1501 02 The Cockcrow Third Ear Music – p15 Two Parisian Forever Young – p16 Appalachian Spring Sonata – p15 Masterpieces – p16 p18 Ilyich Rivas Australia Piano Conducts – p16 Quartet – p18 03 05 06 07 08 09 NOVEMBER Inner Space: The Remembrance Day Clair de Lune – p20 Anniversaries Paul Grabowsky – p21 The Explorers – p21 Giacinto Scelsi Concert – p19 Relativity – p20 1814-1914-2014 – p21 A Winged Victory for Project – p18 Basque in Love – p19 the Sullen – p22 Ray Chen & Timothy 10 Young – p19 11 12 13 14 15 Piano Trio Goldner String Quartet Dilettante Hater's The New Palm Court Michael Johnson & Street Art – p25 Inessa Galante – p25 p23 Masterpieces – p22 Eclecticism – p23 Orchestra – p24 Time Traveller – p24 Ray Chen & Timothy Malcolm Williamson Chamber Music Young – p19 – p22 Australia Laureate Yefim Bronfman Plays Recital – p24 17 Schubert – p23 18 19 20 21 22 23 Plexus – p26 ACME – p26 Thanksgiving – p28 Josh Cohen: Station Kristin Berardi & Christmas in New Brighton Dance Max Richter - Vivaldi Jean-Efflam Spirit of India – p26 Street – p28 James Sherlock – p28 Spain – p30 Academy – p29 Recomposed – p27 Bavouzet – p27 Agnes Obel – p29 Oriental Flow – p29 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Tony Lee– p32 Timo-Veikko Valve & Channelling Bach: French Sonatas– p33 Manins & Gould with The Snowman– p30 Justine Clarke – p33 Kathryn Selby – p32 the Goldberg Riley Lee– p33 Noël! Noël! – p31 Variations– p32 Manins & Gould with Riley Lee– p33 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 DECEMBER Tinalley String Christmas with Baby Baby Love Music Fun – p31 Beethoven's Fiesta Hispana! – p36 Quartet – p34 Love Music Fun – p31 Shostakovich with K Christmas – p31 Great Romantics Joan Armatrading Music on the Mind Winther & M Wood – p35 Competition – p36 p34 p35 Paganini/Tognetti p35 08 09 10 12 13 Mostly Mozart: 1791 Beethoven's Beethoven's p36 Christmas – p31 Christmas – p31 15 17 18 19 20 21 2 MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE • The information in this brochure is correct at time of printing. Welcome Melbourne Recital Centre is Australia’s vibrant home for music in styles Etihad Airways, the national airline of ranging from the classical to the contemporary in two beautiful spaces that the United Arab Emirates, is proud to be a partner of Melbourne Recital Centre. are ranked with the best in the world. Listening to chamber music in the Salon We are delighted to help enrich the is almost like being part of the ensemble. Between October and December, experience of patrons by bringing some you can immerse yourself in the sound of our Local Heroes performing of the world’s finest musicians, artists and masterpieces by Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms and many others. If you swing to entertainers to perform at the Centre. jazz, you can hear Australian and international luminaries including guitarists What makes this partnership so special is our shared commitment to innovation, Slava and Leonard Grigoryan with guests Ralph Towner and Wolfgang creativity and excellence. Just as Etihad Muthspiel (28 October). We’re also hosting seven Melbourne Festival concerts, Airways is committed to transforming including the exquisite artistry of the Jun Tian Yun He Ensemble from China, the air travel experience, so is the Centre who open a window into the subtle aesthetics of Classical Chinese culture transforming the entertainment experience of Melbournians with its which you can experience first-hand in workshops exploring traditional diverse and inspiring programming in instruments, calligraphy, the tea ceremony, incense and flower-arranging its world-class venue. (17-19 October). Please join us at Melbourne Recital Centre soon to discover something new, delight in old favourites, and be refreshed by music. Warm regards LUISA PASTRELLO MARY VALLENTINE AO Country General Manager Australia & New Zealand, CEO, Melbourne Recital Centre Etihad Airways STOP PRESS We’re delighted that Jordi Savall’s Jerusalem was the recipient of the prestigious Helpmann Award for Best Chamber or Instrumental Concert. In April, the Centre presented this exquisite concert featuring musicians from Europe and the Middle East in an inspiring demonstration of music’s power to bring people of all faiths and nationalities together. This is the second Helpmann for Jordi Savall’s performances at the Centre. Great Performer pianist Murray Perahia was also nominated for a Helpmann. Experience 10 illustrious musicians in our Great Performers 2015 concert series. Discover it now at melbournerecital.com.au Sign up for our eNews to receive special offers, priority bookings and more. Visit melbournerecital.com.au FOR BOOKINGS VISIT MELBOURNERECITAL.COM.AU OR PHONE 03 9699 3333 3 LOCAL HEROES 2014 Bohemian Rhapsody Quartz string quartet showcases the LOCAL HEROES 2014 virtuosity of three Bohemian/Austrian composers. Mozart is said to have had a special relationship with Prague and its Quartz people. He enjoyed working there, and felt that he and his music were best understood there, Magnificat especially his operas. A century later another INFORMATION famous Bohemian, Antonin Dvořák reworked Noted for its pure intonation and historically- love songs he had written in his 20s for string Wed 1 October 6pm informed approach to choral sound and style, quartet, based on poems by the Moravian poet Salon (One hour no interval) Ensemble Gombert is Melbourne’s Gustav Pfleger-Moravsky. Dvořák’s son-in-law MOZART String Quartet in B-flat, K.589, outstanding chamber choir. Named after and composition student from southern Prussian Quartet Dutch composer Nicolas Gombert, the Bohemia, Josef Suk, formed what became the DVOŘÁK Cypresses for string quartet, B.152 Ensemble specialises in a cappella world famous Bohemian Quartet. SUK String Quartet in B-flat, No.1 Op.11 performance of Franco-Flemish music of the Quartz (AUS) High Renaissance. Estonian composer Arvo Tickets $38 ($28 concession) Pärt takes centre stage in this program with Presented by Melbourne Recital Centre & three works in three languages (Latin, German Quartz and Church Slavonic) based on or around the Song of Mary, known as Magnificat. The program is introduced by a short work from compatriot Urmas Sisask, complemented by MOOD INDIGO the last significant choral work of English composer Edmund Rubbra, and closes with Australian Calvin Bowman’s settings of John Donne, composed for Ensemble Gombert in FrostFall 2008. The relentless creative energy of innovative INFORMATION composer and vocal music pioneer Gian Slater continues with a brand new group: Frostfall. Thu 2 October 6pm Gian Slater is known for her agile and pure Salon (One hour no interval) voice, virtuosic improvisations and inventive SISASK Benedictio compositions. She has released seven albums PÄRT of her original music and collaborated with Magnificat artists such as New York based-pianist/ Ode IX from Kanon pokajanen composer Barney McAll and Australian Sieben Magnificat-Antiphonen singer/songwriter Lior. She is joined by the RUBBRA Mass in honour of St. Teresa of Avila masterful Luke Howard and the sublime Sam BOWMAN Death be not proud Keevers on keyboards, bassist virtuoso Ensemble Gombert (AUS) Christopher Hale and drummer Ben Tickets $38 ($28 concession) Vanderwal for a panoramic, richly orchestral Presented by Melbourne Recital Centre & vista of modern improvisation and singer- Ensemble Gombert songwriter jazz. INFORMATION Fri 3 October 6.30pm Salon (One hour no interval) Frostfall (AUS) Tickets $30 ($25 concession) Presented by Melbourne Recital Centre & Frostfall Discover Mood Indigo, the Centre’s jazz stream, at melbournerecital.com.au/indigo Gian Slater Ensemble Gombert 4 MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE • OCTOBER INFORMATION Fri 3 October 7pm Rodelinda Elisabeth Murdoch Hall (Two hours & 45-mins incl. interval) Maestro Richard Bonynge HANDEL Rodelinda conducts the 18th century Richard Bonynge conductor masterpiece, Rodelinda Greta Bradman Rodelinda Fiona Janes Bertarido Opera legend, Maestro Richard Bonynge, John Longmuir Grimoaldo returns to Melbourne to conduct the Liane Keegan Eduige Melbourne Chamber Orchestra for one concert Lorina Gore Unulfo performance only of Handel’s magnificent 18th Michael Lewis Garibaldo century operatic masterpiece, Rodelinda. Melbourne Chamber Orchestra Starring Greta Bradman, Fiona Janes, John Premium $125 Longmuir, Liane Keegan, Lorina Gore and A reserve $107 ($95 concession) Michael Lewis, proceeds from this gala B reserve $90 ($78 concession) evening will help to raise funds for the Joan C reserve $69 ($61 concession) Sutherland and Richard Bonynge Foundation Presented by the Joan Sutherland & and Bel Canto Award for young singers. Richard Bonynge Foundation Greta Bradman Brahms Second Symphony The University of Melbourne Orchestra’s 2014 concert series concludes with an ambitious program, featuring Richard Strauss’ melancholic Metamorphosen for solo strings, alongside the sublime and almost pastoral Second Symphony of Johannes Brahms.
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    The 1950s Latin Lounge 5 – 8 Feb Sydney Town Hall Presenting Partner Premier Partner Concert Diary FEBRUARY A Valentine’s to Remember Fri 14 Feb 8pm Hosted by Osher Günsberg Sat 15 Feb 8pm Sydney Town Hall Make a date to remember with host Osher Günsberg and the Sydney Symphony as they perform music from your favourite romantic movies, including the romantic epic Titanic, Disney Pixar’s Up, and Baz Lurhmann’s 1996 Romeo + Juliet. Osher Günsberg host • Jemma Rix vocalist HURRY, LAST DAYS FOR TICKETS! Vanessa Scammell conductor The Rite of Spring Symphony Hour Music that caused a riot Wed 19 Feb 7pm Thu 20 Feb 7pm Die Meistersinger – Prelude WAGNER Sydney Town Hall STRAVINSKY The Rite of Spring Pietari Inkinen conductor SELLING FAST! Debussy and Ravel Abercrombie & Kent Masters Series The Monets of music Wed 26 Feb 8pm RAVEL Piano Concerto in G Fri 28 Feb 8pm MENDELSSOHN The Hebrides Sat 29 Feb 8pm DEBUSSY La mer Thursday Afternoon Symphony Jun Märkl conductor Alexandra Dariescu piano Thu 27 Feb 1.30pm Great Classics Sat 29 Feb 2pm Sydney Town Hall MARCH Ben Folds Fri 6 Mar 8pm The Symphonic Tour Sat 7 Mar 8pm Sydney Town Hall Pop icon and music innovator Ben Folds returns to Sydney following his last sold-out shows with the Sydney Symphony. Ben Folds • Nicholas Buc conductor Scheherazade Symphony Hour Hypnotic and Sublime Wed 11 Mar 7pm Thu 12 Mar 7pm Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun DEBUSSY Tea & Symphony RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Scheherazade Fri 13 Mar 11am Alexander Shelley conductor Sydney Town Hall Debussy, Mozart and Rimsky-Korsakov Emirates