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Film Credits CONCERT PROGRAM Thursday 3 and Friday 4 November at 8pm Saturday 5 November at 2pm and 8pm Arts Centre Melbourne, Hamer Hall MELBOURNE SYMPHONY FILM CREDITS: PRODUCTION CREDITS: ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT PICTURES Presents Produced by Film Concerts Live!, BENJAMIN NORTHEY A LUCASFILM LTD Production a joint venture of IMG Artists, LLC CONDUCTOR A STEVEN SPIELBERG Film and The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Inc. PAUL VERHOEVEN Raiders of the Lost Ark PRESENTER Producers: Steven A. Linder and Starring Harrison Ford, Jamie Richardson WILLIAMS Karen Allen, Paul Freeman, Raiders of the Lost Ark Ronald Lacey, John Rhys-Davies, Production Manager: Rob Stogsdill Denholm Elliott. Production Coordinator: The year is 1936, and professor of Music by John Williams Rebekah Wood archeology and ‘obtainer of rare antiquities’ Indiana Jones (Harrison Executive Producers George Lucas Worldwide Representation: Ford) is tasked by U.S. Army and Howard Kazanjian IMG Artists, LLC Intelligence to recover the legendary Screenplay by Lawrence Kasdan Technical Director: Matt Yelton Ark of the Covenant before it falls into the hands of the Nazis. Indy’s quest Story by George Lucas and Supervising Technical Director: takes him to Nepal and Egypt, reuniting Philip Kaufman Mike Runice him with an old friend (John Rhys- Produced by Frank Marshall Music composed by John Williams Davies), an old foe (Paul Freeman), and an ex-flame (Karen Allen) who falls Directed by Steven Spielberg Music Preparation: Jo Ann Kane somewhere in between. Armed with Music Service his hat, whip and wits, our intrepid Film Preparation for Concert hero must face formidable enemies – Performance: Ramiro Belgardt and impossible odds – to save the day Technical Consultant: Laura Gibson and the world. ‘RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK’ Licensed by LUCASFILM LTD and PARAMOUNT Sound Remixing for Concert Tonight’s program is a presentation of the PICTURES. Performance: Chace Audio by Deluxe complete film Raiders of the Lost Ark with This program licensed by LUCASFILM LTD a live performance of the film’s entire score, and PARAMOUNT PICTURES. The score for Raiders of the Lost Ark including music played by the orchestra has been adapted for live concert Motion Picture, Artwork, Photos ©1981 during the end credits. Out of respect for Lucasfilm Ltd. All Rights Reserved. performance. the musicians and your fellow audience members, please remain seated until the With special thanks to: Paramount Pictures, Lucasfilm Ltd, Steven Spielberg, conclusion of the credits. This program Music written by John Williams Frank Marshall, John Williams, Alan Bantha Music (BMI) includes a 20 minute interval. Bergman, Howard Roffman, Chris Holm, All rights administered by Warner-Tamerlane Chip McLean, Darryl J. Franklin, Dan BENJAMIN NORTHEY Publishing Corp. (BMI) Butler, Pat Woods and Mark Graham. CONDUCTOR All Rights Reserved. Used by permission. Since returning to Australia from Europe in 2006, Benjamin Northey has rapidly emerged as one of the nation’s leading musical figures. Since 2011, he has held the position of Associate Conductor of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. In 2015, he became Chief Conductor of the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra. ORCHESTRA First Violins Violas Flutes Trumpets Dale Barltrop Christopher Moore Prudence Davis Geoffrey Payne Concertmaster Principal Principal Principal 0 0 Eoin Andersen (Di Jameson ) (Anonymous ) Shane Hooton Concertmaster Fiona Sargeant Wendy Clarke Associate Principal Sophie Rowell Associate Principal Associate Principal William Evans Associate Concertmaster Lauren Brigden Sarah Beggs Julie Payne (The Ullmer Family Foundation0) Oscar Mason* Katharine Brockman Piccolo Peter Edwards Christopher Cartlidge Assistant Principal Gabrielle Halloran Andrew Macleod Trombones Trevor Jones Principal Kirsty Bremner Brett Kelly Cindy Watkin Sarah Curro Principal Caleb Wright Oboes Peter Fellin Don Immel* Merewyn Bramble* Deborah Goodall Jeffrey Crellin Guest Associate Principal William Clark* Lorraine Hook Principal Gregory Daniel* Iain Faragher* Kirstin Kenny Thomas Hutchinson Lisa Grosman* Ji Won Kim Associate Principal Bass Trombone Sophie Kesoglidis* Eleanor Mancini Ann Blackburn (David & Helen Moses0) Isabel Morse* Mike Szabo Principal Mark Mogilevski Catherine Turnbull* Cor Anglais Michelle Ruffolo Cellos Michael Pisani Tuba Kathryn Taylor (Michael Aquilina0) David Berlin Principal Timothy Buzbee Jacqueline Edwards* Principal Principal Clarinets Robert John* (MS Newman Family0) David Thomas Timpani Oksana Thompson* Rachael Tobin Principal Christine Turpin Second Violins Associate Principal Philip Arkinstall Principal Nicholas Bochner Matthew Tomkins Associate Principal (Lady Potter AC0) Assistant Principal Principal Craig Hill (The Gross Foundation0) Miranda Brockman Percussion Rohan de Korte Robert Macindoe Bass Clarinet Keith Johnson Robert Clarke Associate Principal Sarah Morse Jon Craven Principal Monica Curro Angela Sargeant Principal John Arcaro Assistant Principal Michelle Wood Robert Cossom 0 0 Bassoons (Danny Gorog & Lindy Susskind ) (Andrew & Theresa Dyer ) Timothy Hook* Mary Allison Zoe Knighton* Jack Schiller Brent Miller* Isin Cakmakcioglu Principal Greg Sully* Double Basses Freya Franzen Elise Millman Harp Cong Gu Steve Reeves Associate Principal Andrew Hall Principal Natasha Thomas Yinuo Mu Francesca Hiew Andrew Moon Principal Rachel Homburg Associate Principal Contrabassoon Melina van Leeuwen* Isy Wasserman Sylvia Hosking Brock Imison Philippa West Piano Patrick Wong Assistant Principal Principal Roger Young Damien Eckersley Donald Nicolson* Benjamin Hanlon Horns Amy Brookman* Synthesizer Tiffany Cheng* Suzanne Lee Saul Lewis Stephen Newton Principal Third Jacob Abela* (Sophie Galaise0) Jenna Breen Kinga Janiszewski* Abbey Edlin Stuart Riley* * Guest Musician (Michael & Nereda Hanlon AM0) 0 Position supported by Trinette McClimont Robert Shirley* SUPPORTERS Share your concert experience Thanks to our wonderful MSO supporters. 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