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Music Makers Volume — 26 Page 2 Composer Insight Volume — 26 Australian May 2018 Free Music National Academy Makers of Music DEBUSSY100 Honouring the missing sonatas — Page 3 Canada calls — Page 2 Two centuries of Baroque — Page 2 Event Calendar — Page 4 The Keys to Success — Page 6 Adding character to recitals — Page 6 Powerful programming — Page 7 The Clarendon Street effect — Page 8 Claude Debussy anam.com.au ANAM Soundbite & Recitals / Season Concert Canada calls genre and throughout the weeks to meeting the other quartets on this we will learn, explore and perform program and enjoying the beautiful SOUNDBITE alongside other emerging international Canadian mountains! There will string quartets – the early, romantic definitely be a sneaky sunrise jam PARTRIDGE and modern quartets tutored by session on a hill one morning while STRING QUARTET pioneering quartets including the we’re there.” Tue 8 May 1pm Parker Quartet and Jack Quartet.” In addition to preparing for their “Aside from workshops, international trip, the musicians MENDELSSOHN String Quartet presentations and tutorials, are also rehearsing for a Soundbite no. 1 in E flat major, op. 12 there will also be lots of performance performance on Tuesday 8 May. WEBERN Langsamer Satz opportunities which we’re looking “We’ve chosen three pieces by three for string quartet forward to! At this stage, repertoire very different composers for the RAVEL Introduction and Allegro is still being confirmed however we’re Soundbite – Mendelssohn, Ravel and for flute, clarinet, harp & excited to know that we’ll also be world Webern,” Eunise said. string quartet premiering works by the composers in You can also see these musicians Words by residence during the program.” perform in their recitals on Tuesday Performance to be followed by Miranda Cass With all the masterclasses and solo, 29 May at 3pm (Mana Ohashi, violin), complimentary light refreshments ANAM Marketing Coordinator chamber and orchestral performance Monday 4 June at 11am (Eunise Cheng, and a ticket giveaway opportunities at ANAM, it can viola) and Thursday 7 June at 6pm sometimes be tricky for the Quartet (William Huxtable, violin). The Partridge String Quartet, to find spare time between four people FUN FACT! The Partridge String ANAM RECITALS involving three ANAM musicians to rehearse. This three-week residency Quartet first formed in 2016 as a and one Alumnus, will be travelling will be a unique opportunity for the string quintet! The fifth member, Tue 29 May 3pm Mana Ohashi (VIC) violin to Canada in July for a three-week musicians to work together in an Alexandra Partridge, was in her residency at the Banff Centre for Arts intensive timeframe. third and final year at ANAM and Mon 4 June 11am and Creativity. The group’s violist, “In Banff, we’ll finally get three unfortunately moved away from the Eunise Cheng (WA) viola Eunise Cheng, said she is looking weeks uninterrupted with no other group the following year. She had an Thu 7 June 6pm forward to having the opportunity to commitments to focus solely on the important influence on the group’s William Huxtable (WA) violin purely focus on chamber music during quartet, which we’ve never had before. formation so the remaining musicians that time. So I’m excited to see what we can decided to name the quartet after her. Venue South Melbourne Town Hall “The program is based on the do and how far we can grow as an Tickets $5 at the door | Free entry evolution of the string quartet as a ensemble. We’re also looking forward for all ANAMates members Two centuries of Baroque Words by Howard Penny Baroque music had so much to ANAM Head of Strings do with spectacle and pageantry, INTERNATIONAL so I have bookended the program BAROQUE with foot-stomping dances by I was asked to devise a Baroque Praetorius and excerpts from Handel’s It seemed churlish not to include Fri 18 May 7.30pm program to be part of this year’s Water Music to give our evening a something by JS Bach, so I have Professional Performance Program, sense of fun and occasion. Muffat chosen an instrumental interlude from PRAETORIUS Dances from so I thought about what pedagogical was, like JS Bach and Handel after the Christmas Oratorio – a pastoral Terpsichore or experiential goals would be useful him, a true European, composing in all scene of transcendent beauty, and a VEJVANOVSKÝ Sonata a 10 to achieve with this. As those who current national styles. We meet him favourite of our Artistic Director as MUFFAT Sonata no. 2 in G minor know me will already be aware, I love here wearing his Italian hat and the it happens! (something to do with from Armonico Tributo to discover and present lesser known haunting and lively results are both showcasing four oboes, I wonder?…) ZELENKA Hypocondrie a 7 in A major masterpieces alongside the tried and memorable and original. Jan Dismas In terms of originality, I was very keen SCHMELZER Balletto no. 1 true, so that is a goal in itself! I was Zelenka deserves special mention to explore one of the symphonies by 'Di Zingari’ keen for the ANAM musicians to as one of the most truly individual Bach’s extraordinarily talented son, HANDEL Concerto a due cori experience, and get to know from the voices of his time. Born near Prague, Carl Phillip Emmanuel, declared by no.2 in F major inside, national and personal baroque he was an exceptional bass player, both Mozart and Beethoven as the HANDEL Overture from Jephtha compositional styles, with a “bleed” and again studying various national father of their own not inconsiderable from late Renaissance as well as the compositional styles both directly invention. In its 11 minutes we ZELENKA Overture from I Penitenti al sepolcro del Redentore pre-classical Sturm und Drang, to give and indirectly, settled in Dresden as encounter such forward-looking music a bit of context. I am more than a little Kapellmeister and developed his own that we can understand them. JS BACH Sinfonia Part 2 obsessed with the building blocks of unique voice, earning him the genuine For the musicians, getting their from Christmas Oratorio musical language, and how these are respect of his colleagues including hands dirty with the huge and varied CPE BACH Symphony no.3 in F major used in both similar and idiosyncratic JS Bach, and the friendship of other instrumental and musical demands of HANDEL Water Music ways across the ages. So I have such titans as Telemann. His strong this repertoire will be both challenging selections 11 & 12 largely chosen works by composers and inventive counterpoint, and the and I hope seminal for their thinking writing in a style not of their place truly wacky twists of harmony, became about music in general. For the Howard Penny cello/director of residence, truly “international” signature characteristics of his style. audience it should be a great night out, ANAM Orchestra composers if you will. So we have We will meet him in two works, one and proof that Baroque music is so Handel out-Frenching the French in his which gets the prize for most original much more than nice background music Venue South Melbourne Town Hall Jephtha overture, the Prague-based title I believe, for its remarkably to listen to while doing the ironing! Tickets Full $60 Sen $47 Con $35 Vejvanovsky composing in the Venetian original music – Hypocondrie – and style, and Schmelzer giving us a joyous the other a shocking soundscape of Bookings anam.com.au or 03 9645 7911 gypsy ride. dread, the overture to the Penitenti. Music Makers Volume — 26 Page 2 Composer insight DEBUSSY100 Honouring the missing sonatas Words by and the admirers it spawned are now so Lyle Chan frequently performed. But that combination Composer is no less audacious than a trio of oboe, French horn and harpsichord (no. 4), just more familiar nowadays. Both mixtures Anyone seeing a score of a Debussy sonata demonstrate Debussy to be the master of will be intrigued by the cover page. The large sonority – as does no. 6, which seems like a title is “Six Sonates pour Divers Instruments” conventional small orchestra (what we today – six sonatas for various instruments. Only the call a ‘sinfonietta’) until you see the curious subtitle identifies it as 'The First for Cello combination of harp, harpsichord and piano. and Piano' (“La première pour Violoncelle et The Cello Sonata (no. 1) and Violin Sonata Piano”), “La Deuxième…” and so on. (no. 3) are familiar genres of course. But so When I acquired my copy of the Violin too in its way is Sonata no. 5. While unusual Sonata as a student, I was exhilarated to think for 1915 it is strikingly Baroque in combining there were six sonatas in total, not just the trumpet, woodwinds and keyboard – with three that I knew – only to be disappointed precedents in, once again, the Brandenburg that Debussy in fact didn’t complete the Concerto no. 2 and even earlier sonatas of project. He died, a young 56, and his publisher Albinoni and Telemann, though Debussy may Jacques Durand retained the full title on the not have known those. He definitely would published editions in honour of his friend. have known the use of trumpet in chamber This year being the centenary of music by his biggest detractor, Saint-Saëns… Debussy’s death, it seemed the right time to My sonatas are not based on Debussy's think about a realisation of his incomplete style(s) but are an extension of his aesthetic. final project. It's literally waited 100 years, They deal with the same issues such as despite how fascinated we music lovers are transformation of the past, the use of by incomplete last works: we perform them obsolete forms made new, the overt and constantly – Berg’s Lulu and Mahler’s 10th covert use of quotation, only these are symphony come to mind, not to mention versions of those musical issues 100 Mozart's Requiem and Puccini's Turandot.
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