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Performance Histrory Date Composer Work Performed Condutor Soloist 4.03.2000 Anderson Fiddle Faddie Joannes Roose Sergei Golovko- Xyloph 2.03.2002 Anderson, Leroy Buglers' Holiday Wilem van der Vis 13.03.1998 Andriessen "Ricercare" Marco van Pagee 19.06.1996 Antill Variations on Theme of A. Hill S.Rantos 14.08.1983 Aratunian Trumpet Concerto Janis Laurs Geoffrey Payne 13.07.1997 Aratunian Trumpet Concerto Micheal Loughlin Geoffrey Payne 3.03.2001 Aratunian Trumpet Concerto Malcolm Yuen Geoffrey Payne 11.08.1985 Arnold, Malcolm Concerto for 2 Violins & G.Logie Smith J. Beaumont, Orchestra S.Minella 19.05.2001 Bach Cantata No.21 Andrew Wailes MUCS & Various 19.03.1989 Bach, J.S. Violin Concerto in E maj Phillip Green Michael Kisin 28.08.2005 Bach, J.S. Brandenburg Concerto No.5 Chris Martin 27.05.2012 Banks, Don Nexus Roy Theaker Jarrod Brereton, Fabian Acuna, Clio Renner,Adam Spiegl, Josh Koop 30.06.1991 Barber Overture : 'School for Scandal' Warwick Stengards 24.02.2013 Barnard, Rebecca Keep Smiling, Everlasting, You I Roy Theaker Rebecca Barnard Loved (+ Numrod Kuti) 24.02.1985 Bartok Concerto for 2 Violas & Janis Laurs Keith Crellin 6.05.1984 Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A, Op.92 Janis Laurs 5.12.1986 Beethoven Overture to 'Prometheus' Robert Rosen 12.04.1987 Beethoven Piano Concerto No.5 Barry Bignell Yaltah Menuhin 13.12.1992 Beethoven Symphony No.6 Christopher Martin 18.05.1996 Beethoven Mass in C R. Prakhoff MONUCS 13.03.1998 Beethoven Piano Concerto No.5 Marco van Pagee Caroline Almonte 13.03.1998 Beethoven Symphony No.3 Marco van Pagee 27.11.1999 Beethoven Symphony No.6 Christopher Martin 18.06.2000 Beethoven Symphony No.2 Willem Van Der Vis 17.06.2001 Beethoven Overture- Egmont Christopher Martin 17.06.2001 Beethoven Violin Concerto Christopher Martin Miwako Abe 16.11.2003 Beethoven Leonore No. 2 Overture Joannes Roose 27.08.2006 Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor op. Jeffrey Crellin 12.11.2006 Beethoven Egmont Overture, op. 84 Mark Shiell Geoff Collinson 25.02.2012 Beethoven Coriolan Overture Michael Lichnovsky 31.08.2013 Beethoven Violin Concerto Roy Theaker Anne Harvey-Nagl 17.08.2014 Beethoven Symhony No.9 Roy Theaker Alsion Rae Jones, Emily Bauer- Jones, TBA, TBA, Victoria Chorlae, 27.07.1986 Beethoven Overture to 'Coriolanus' Barry Bignell 11.11.2012 Beethoven Fidelio Overture Op 72 Barry Tuckwell 1.03.2014 Beethoven Symphony No.5 (1st mvt) Roy Theaker 21.04.1985 Beethoven (recital)* 5 Sonatas for Cello & Piano Janis Laurs, Brian Chapman 16.08.1989 Berg Wozzeck (Concert Performance) Warwick Stengards Various 12.08.2012 Berg Seven Early Songs Simon Thew Merlyn Quaife 11.08.1985 Berg, Alban Concerto for Violin & Orchestra G.Logie Smith Jo Beaumont 26.02.1984 Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique Janis Laurs 24.07.1988 Berlioz Harold in Italy Phillip Green Lawrence Jacks 13.12.1992 Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture Christopher Martin 28.06.1998 Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique Janis Laurs 4.03.2000 Berlioz Hungarian (Rakozcy) March Joannes Roose 26.02.2005 Berlioz Hungarian March from The Joannes Roose Damnation of Faust 13.11.2005 Berlioz Symphonie fantastique Vladimir Vais 24.02.2007 Berlioz Royal Hunt and Storm from The Patrick Miller Trojans 3.05.2008 Berlioz Romeo and Juliet Patrick Miller 2.03.2002 Bernstein West Side Story selection Wilem van der Vis 11.08.2002 Bernstein Fancy Free Warwick Stengards 27.05.2012 Bernstein WSS Symphonic Dances Roy Theaker 4.03.2000 Bernstein Overture-Candide Joannes Roose 19.03.1995 Bizet L'Arlesienne Suite No.1 Christopher Martin 4.03.2000 Bizet L'Arlesienne Suite No. 1 Joannes Roose 2.03.2002 Bizet Carmen Suite extracts Wilem van der Vis 22.08.2004 Bizet Roma Symphony Peter Taplin 24.02.2013 Bizet Carmen Suite excepts: Les Roy Theaker Toreadors, Aragonaise, Seguesille, Intermezzo, Habanera, Danse Boheme 21.11.1998 Bloch "From Jewish Life" Christopher Martin Ruth. Saffir, cello 16.11.2002 Bloch Schelomo: Hebrew Rhapsody Leif Sudstrup Janis Laurs 20.03.1988 Boccherini Overture in D maj Barry Bignell 27.03.1999 Borodin "In the Steppes of Central Asia" Michael Woods 4.03.2000 Borodin Polovtsian Dances Joannes Roose 19.05.2002 Borodin Polovtsian Dances (from Prince Jeffrey Crellin Igor) 1.03.2008 Borodin Polotsvian Dances from Prince Matthew Toogood Igor 26.02.2005 Borodin, Alexander Polovtsian Dances from Prince Joannes Roose Igor 26.07.1987 Brahms Symphony No.4 Hugh Mckelvey 10.12.1989 Brahms Symphony No.2 Jeffrey Crellin 26.11.1995 Brahms Concerto for Violin & Cello Jeffrey Crellin D.Saffir, S.Paulsen 24.11.1996 Brahms Symphony No.1 Jeffrey Crellin 21.11.1998 Brahms Variations on a Theme of Haydn Christopher Martin 5.06.1999 Brahms Song of Destiny Andrew Wailes Royal Melb Phil Choir 18.06.2000 Brahms Violin Concerto Willem Van Der Vis Dominique Gallery 30.05.2004 Brahms Concerto for Violin and Cello in Christopher Martin Erica Kennedy, vln A minor & Zoe Knighton, vc 30.05.2004 Brahms Hungarian Dance No.5 Christopher Martin 26.08.2007 Brahms Symphony No 2 Christopher Martin 15.06.2008 Brahms Tragic Overture Barry Tuckwell 26.02.2011 Brahms Schicksalslied Raymond Yong Victoria Chorale 25.02.2012 Brahms Hungarian Dancews 5,6,7 Michael Lichnovsky 12.08.2012 Brahms Academic Festival Overture Simon Thew 17.01.2013 Brahms Symphony No.1 Michael Lichnovsky 28.08.2005 Brahms, Johannes Academic Festival Overture Chris Martin Ben Martin 15.03.1992 Britten Young Person's Guide to the K. McGuire Judy Jacques 16.03.1997 Britten Sinfonia da Requiem Christopher Martin 17.11.2013 Britten Sea Interludes Michael Lichnovsky 1.03.2003 Broadstock Fanfare Michael Loughlin 26.02.1984 Broadstock, Brenton Tuba Concerto Janis Laurs Frank Barzyk 27.11.1994 Browning Symphony No.7- 1st Movement Michael Loughlin 16.08.1992 Bruch Violin Concerto No.1 Jeffrey Crellin Spiros Rantos 3.06.2006 Bruch Scottish Fantasy in E-flat major Barry Tuckwell op. 46 20.03.1988 Brukner Symphony No.7 Barry Bignell 31.05.2014 Butterworth Banks of Green Willow Mark Shiell 19.03.1995 Chabrier Espana Christopher Martin 19.06.1983 Chamber Recital Various Janis Laurs Rachel Valler 14.11.2010 Chamiande Concertino for Flute and Barry Tuckwell Aydin Abdullah 24.05.1997 Charpentier* Te Deum A.Wailes MUCS 29.05.2005 Chisholm, David The Illusion of the End Benjamin Northey 19.03.1989 Cimarosa Overture to 'The Seret Marriage Phillip Green 25.02.2012 Coates Dam Busters March Michael Lichnovsky 30.06.1991 Copland Symphony No.3 Warwick Stengards 20.03.1994 Copland El Salon Mexico Greg Doyle F.Shade, H.Jones 27.11.1994 Copland QuietCity Michael Loughlin 3.03.2001 Copland Fanfare for the Common Man Malcolm Yuen Symphony under Stars 2.03.2002 Copland From Rodeo- Hoe Down Wilem van der Vis 11.08.2002 Copland Dance Symphony Warwick Stengards 27.05.2012 Copland Appalachian Spring Suite Roy Theaker 1.03.2014 Copland Fanfare for the Common Man Roy Theaker 26.02.2005 Copland, Aaron Fanfare for the Common Man Joannes Roose 1.03.2003 Creston Concertino for Marimba (3rd Michael Loughlin Alexandre Mvt) Venguerovski 4.03.2000 Davidson (a) Heritage (b) News Theme Joannes Roose Lachlan Davidson- Sax 22.08.2004 De Falla The Three Cornered Hat Suite Peter Taplin 6.05.1984 Debussy Dances Sacred & Profane Janis Laurs Huw Jones 13.12.1987 Debussy Pelleas& Melisande (Excerpts) Warwick Stengards S.Beesley, M. 16.11.2003 Debussy Prelude to the Afternoon of a Joannes Roose 22.08.2004 Debussy Rhapsody for Clarinet Peter Taplin David Thomas 1.03.2008 Debussy Clare de lune Matthew Toogood 21.11.1998 Delius "Upon Hearting the First Christopher Martin Cuckoo…" 15.03.1992 Dreyfus Rush, Lawson's Mates, George Dreyfus Charles Tingwell 5.10.1997 Dreyfus* "Garno Sands" 4.03.2000 Dukas Fanfare- La Peri Joannes Roose Symph under the Stars 13.07.1997 Dvoark Czech Suite Micheal Loughlin 27.07.1986 Dvorak Cello Concerto Barry Bignell Phillip Green 5.12.1986 Dvorak Symphony No. 9 Robert Rosen 17.08.1991 Dvorak Requiem Warwick Stengards RMPS & 4Soloists 26.06.1994 Dvorak Symphony No.7 Peter Bandy Marina Marsdec 16.11.2002 Dvorak Symphony No. 8 in G Major Leif Sudstrup 15.11.2008 Dvorak Cell Concertor in B minor Benjamin Northey Janis Laurs 14.11.2010 Dvorak Symphony No 8 Barry Tuckwell 26.02.2011 Dvorak Te Deum Raymond Yong Maxine Montgomery, Simon Meadows & Victoria Chorale 1.03.2014 Dvorak Symphony No.9 (4th mvt) Roy Theaker 19.03.1995 Easton An Australian in Paris Christopher Martin 11.12.1988 Elgar Cockaigne Overture Christopher Martin 11.12.1988 Elgar Sea Pictures Christopher Martin Patricia Ball 8.12.1991 Elgar Pomp & Circumstance March' Christopher Martin No.4 12.12.1993 Elgar Cello Concerto Christopher Martin 12.12.1993 Elgar Enigma Variations Christopher Martin 16.03.1997 Elgar Serenade for Strings Christopher Martin 6.09.1997 Elgar Celllo Concerto Peter Marks Nathan Waks 30.05.2004 Elgar Introduction & Allegro Christopher Martin 30.05.2004 Elgar In the South - concert overture, Christopher Martin op.50 27.05.2007 Elgar Enigma Variations John Hopkins 26.08.2007 Elgar Cockaigne Overture Christopher Martin 26.08.2007 Elgar Sea Pictures Christopher Martin Jacqueline Dark 26.08.2007 Elgar Sospiri Christopher Martin 8.11.2009 Elgar Froissart Overture John Hopkins 1.03.2014 Elgar Nimrod: Enigma Variations Roy Theaker 31.05.2014 Elgar Cello Concerto, Op.85 Mark Shiell Kalina Krusteva 27.06.1992 Elgar* Dream of Gerontius Robert Rosen RMPS & 4Soloists 30.05.2005 Elgar, Edward Cello Concerto Benjamin Northey Zoe Knighton 1.03.2003 Falla Ritual Fire Dance Michael Loughlin 14.11.2010 Faure Pelleus et Melisande Suite Barry Tuckwell 20.03.1988 Fitzgerald Echoes& Whisperings Barry Bignell 19.03.1995 Franck Psyche Christopher
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