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ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Governor’S Message ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Governor’s Message Foreword from the Governor of Queensland for the 2016 Queensland Symphony Orchestra Annual Report As Governor and Patron, I am delighted to be provided with the opportunity to prepare a foreword His Excellency the Honourable for the 2016 Queensland Symphony Orchestra Annual Report. Paul de Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland, Patron The report recounts a year of considerable progress and advancement for QSO, bookended by the annoucement of the appointment of Alondra de la Parra as Music Director in late 2015, and the commencement of David Pratt as CE in September 2016. These appointments, alongside a highly focussed, dynamically uplifiting program of concerts and engagement, in both the metropolis and regional Queensland, emboldened the Orchestra, as it continued in 2016 to rightly gamer national and international recognition and attention - attention certain to continue into the Orchestra's highly significant 70th anniversary year in 2017. I emphatically thank and acknowledge the QSO Board, Orchestra members, staff and crucially, financial supports and benefactors, who collectively elevate QSO to a realm occupied by few other State cultural institutions. His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC Governor of Queensland Governor’s Message Our Musicians 1 Highlights 2 Chairman’s Report 3 Chief Executive’s Report 4 Concert Activity Statement 5 Our Stability 8 Performances 2016 10 Our Art 12 International and Australian Artists 13 World Premieres 14 Australian Premieres 16 Australian Works 17 Our Accessibility 19 Education 19 Regional Touring and Community Engagement 21 Our Innovation 24 Our People 26 Our Board 27 Our Management 31 Our Partners 32 Our Donors 33 Corporate Governance 35 Our Financials 37 Queensland Symphony Orchestra's Vision To be recognised as an outstanding orchestra, creating extraordinary musical experiences that resonate within and beyond our home state of Queensland. 1 Annual Report 2016 Our musicians CONCERTMASTER VIOLA OBOE TRUMPET Warwick Adeney Yoko Okayasu ~ Huw Jones ~ Sarah Butler ~ - Prof. Ian Frazer AC & Mrs Caroline Frazer - Dr Damien Thomson & Dr Glenise Berry - Prof. Ian Gough AM & Dr Ruth Gough - Mrs Andrea Kriewaldt - Estate of Barbara Jean Hebden Charlotte Burbrook de Vere Sarah Meagher >> Richard Madden >> - Cathryn Mittelheuser AM - Di Jameson - Sarah and Mark Combe - Elinor & Tony Travers - John Story AO & Georgina Story Bernard Hoey Alexa Murray Paul Rawson ASSOCIATE Kirsten Hulin-Bobart - Dr Les & Ms Pam Masel - Barry, Brenda, Thomas & Harry Moore Jann Keir-Haantera Mark Bremner 1 Feb–24 Dec CONCERTMASTER Helen Poggioli retired 24 Dec COR ANGLAIS Graham Simpson Alan Smith Vivienne Brooke * TROMBONE - Arthur Waring - Alan Galwey Nicholas Tomkin Jason Redman ~ VIOLIN 1 CLARINET - Frances & Stephen Maitland OAM RFD Dale Truscott >> Irit Silver ~ Linda Carello CELLO - Peggy Allen Hayes Lynn Cole David Lale ~ - Arthur Waring Priscilla Hocking - Arthur Waring Brian Catchlove + BASS TROMBONE Ann Holtzapffel Gwyn Roberts + 22 Aug–24 Dec Kate Travers Stephen Phillips to 19 Sep Kathryn Close - Dr Julie Beeby Tom Coyle * - Dr Graham & Mrs Kate Row - Dr Graham & Mrs Kate Row Rebecca Seymour Andre Duthoit TUBA - Dr John H. Casey - Anne Shipton BASS CLARINET Joan Shih Thomas Allely * Matthew Jones Nicholas Harmsen * Brenda Sullivan - Arthur Waring - Heidi Rademacher & Matthew Kinmont in memory of Hans Rademacher - Dr Julie Beeby BASSOON HARP Kaja Skorka - Anonymous Nicole Tait ~ Stephen Tooke Craig Allister Young Jill Atkinson * - In memory of Margaret Mittelheuser AM - Noel & Geraldine Whittaker - Tony & Patricia Keane David Mitchell >> Brynley White DOUBLE BASS - John & Helen Keep Emily Francis 25 Jul–24 Dec TIMPANI Dushan Walkowicz = Evan Lewis Ceridwen Jones - Sophie Galaise Tim Corkeron * 1 Feb-31 Jul & 31 Oct–24 Dec Anne Buchanan CONTRABASSOON - Dr Philip Aitken & Dr Susan Urquhart Justin Bullock - Peggy Allen Hayes Claire Ramuscak * VIOLIN 2 - Michael Kenny & David Gibson Gail Aitken ~ Paul O’Brien - Dr John H. Casey - Roslyn Carter FRENCH HORN PERCUSSION Wayne Brennan ~ Ken Poggioli Malcolm Stewart ~ David Montgomery ~ - Arthur Waring - Anonymous - Arthur Waring - Dr Graham & Mrs Kate Row Jane Burroughs Peter Luff >> Josh DeMarchi >> Faina Dobrenko FLUTE - Shirley Leuthner - Dr Graham & Mrs Kate Row Simon Dobrenko Ian O’Brien * Hayley Radke = Delia Kinmont Vivienne Collier-Vickers - Desmond B Misso Esq - Jordan & Pat Pearl - Ms Marie Isackson ~ Section Principal Natalie Low Stephanie Vici 8 Aug–11 Dec Lauren Manuel = Acting Section Principal - Dr Ralph & Mrs Susan Cobcroft - Gaelle Lindrea >> Associate Principal + Acting Associate Principal Tim Marchmont - Dr John H. Casey * Principal Helen Travers PICCOLO Kate Lawson * ^ Acting Principal - Elinor & Tony Travers • Chair Donors Claire Tyrell 8 Aug–18 Dec Harold Wilson Annual Report 2016 2 Highlights 2016 QSO engaged with more than 1.2 million people through concerts, QSO revived its Choral Series, with all three performances streaming, digital channels and education initiatives. Approximately selling out 61.5 million more heard the Orchestra through Tourism and Events Queensland's 'I Know Just the Place' campaign and ESPN Latin As part of the first BBC Proms concerts to be held outside America's Rio 2016 Olympic Games suite of the UK, QSO played three concerts in Melbourne - its first interstate tour in nearly 70 years QSO posted an operating surplus of $249,583 Through regional touring, QSO reached 12,907 people through The Orchestra performed 188 concerts 20 performances outside of Brisbane Overall ticket sales for QSO concerts grew by 16% in 2016, QSO engaged with 125 schools throughout the state delivering including an increase of single ticket sales by 23%. Revenue for concerts, workshops and demonstrations these concerts grew by 17% More than 22,831 people participated in QSO educational Across all concert series, including regional touring, QSO performances and activities across the State presented 15 sell-out performances In-kind sponsorship: $1,248,019 (an increase of Sales of subscription packages increased by 15%, with 7% on the previous year) subscriptions revenue up 10% on 2015 Brisbane Airport is the first airport in Australia to have an Engagement of international artists and Australian artists grew Artist-in-Residence program. 60% and 54% respectively from 2015 Donations totalled close to $1.1 million. World premieres increased by 53% 3 Annual Report 2016 Chairman’s Report Following a record-breaking We are very grateful for the generous support of our donors and year in 2015, Queensland corporate partners, whose combined contributions amounted to Symphony Orchestra more than $2million this year. experienced another Building on a fruitful four-year partnership, we welcomed Australia landmark year in 2016. Pacific LNG as Principal Partner. This generosity helped us further It has been a year of music education in regional Queensland with the ‘Gladstone exciting transition for QSO, Enrichment through Music Initiative’ and the inaugural ‘Chinchilla as we welcomed Chief Miles and Roma Initiative’. We sincerely thank Australia Pacific LNG Executive David Pratt in for this support. September. David’s wealth In September, the Orchestra was bestowed a great honour, when it of international experience was named Brisbane Airport Corporation’s Artist-in-Residence. As and dynamic leadership part of the residency, QSO will hold ‘pop-up’ performances in the will continue QSO’s greater international and domestic terminals, inspiring locals and visitors. success in the future. I must acknowledge former Chief As the Orchestra grows from strength-to-strength, so does goodwill Executive Sophie Galaise towards the organisation. Our subscribers are in agreement that and Interim Chief Executive Rodney Phillips, whose foresight helped programming is strong and our musicianship is excellent. They found pave the way for our 2016 successes. Music Director Designate the 2016 season stimulating, uplifting, engaging and feel a sense of Alondra de la Parra further cemented her role with QSO, conducting belonging to QSO. two concerts to huge acclaim. We look towards 2017 when Alondra Thank you to our major stakeholders, the Australian Government assumes her permanent role as Music Director; combining the roles through the Australia Council and the Queensland Government of Chief Conductor, Artistic Director and community arts leader. through Arts Queensland for their essential support. Thank you to Guest soloists in 2016 included some of the greatest names our audiences, donors, corporate partners and supporters, without in the business. Our season opened with Mahler’s blockbuster you we would not maintain the title of one of Australia’s best ‘Resurrection’ symphony performed with all of Music Director orchestras. Designate Alondra de la Parra’s trademark fire and passion. This I congratulate my fellow Board members, whose collective triumphant performance heralded a season of artistic highlights with experience, time and dedication contribute to making QSO the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. Soloist-in-Residence Nikolai success it is. We welcomed new Board members Mary Jane Bellotti Demidenko demonstrated his great affinity with the music and Cat Matson and later in the year farewelled Page Maxson and of Beethoven and demonstrated his incomparable pianism by James Morrison AM. I thank Page and James for their wise counsel presenting all five piano concertos in two concerts. Piano lovers and contribution to the company.
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