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Publications for Daniel Yeadon 2021 major, Hob.VIIb:1, i. Moderato, ii Adagio, iii. Allegro molto. Yeadon, D. (2021). Historically Informed Performance and On The Haydn Album, CD, Sydney, Australia: Universal Music Group-Learning Pedagogy in a Tertiary Music Ensemble. In Group. Anna Reid, Neal Peres Da Costa, Jeanell Carrigan (Eds.), Helyard, E., McIntosh, S., Yeadon, D., Australian Haydn, E. Creative Research in Music: Informed Practice, Innovation and (2016). Harpsichord Concerto in D major, Hob.XVIII:11. On Transcendence, (pp. 43-52). New York, USA: Routledge. <a The Haydn Album, CD, Sydney, Australia: ABC Classics. href="http://dx.doi.org/10.4324/9780429278426-5">[More Information]</a> Wilson, R., Forsyth, N., Yeadon, D., Peres Da Costa, N. (2016). Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, Op. 25: 1. I. Allegro 2. II. 2020 Intermezzo: Allegro (ma non troppo) - Trio: Animato 3. III. Andante con moto 4. IV. Rondo alla Zingarese: Presto. On Peres Da Costa, N., Yeadon, D., Beesley, R., Wilson, R., Brahms: Tones of Romantic Extravagance, CD and iTunes, Oswell, S., Nairn, R. (2020). 1. Quintet for piano and strings Sydney, Australia: Universal Music Group. No. 1 in A Minor, Op. 30 2. Quintet for piano and strings in A Minor, Op. 14. On , iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Wilson, R., Beesley, R., Forsyth, N., Yeadon, D., Peres Da Music, Sydney, Australia: ABC Classics. Costa, N. (2016). Piano Quintet in F Minor, Op. 34: 1. I. Allegro non troppo 2. II. Andante, un poco adagio 3. III. 2019 Scherzo: Allegro 4. IV. Finale: Poco sostenuto - Allegro non McGregor, A., Lestideau, S., Dollman, B., Yeadon, D., Patti, troppo - Presto, non troppo. On Brahms: Tones of Romantic C., McGuinness, D., Giagu, A. (2019). Curious Caledonians, Extravagance, CD and iTunes, Sydney, Australia: Universal CD, iTunes, Spotify, Sydney, Australia: ABC Classics. Music Australia. Yeadon, D., McMichael, A., Beesley, R., Oswell, S. (2019). McIntosh, S., Yeadon, D., Peres Da Costa, N., Australian Lost Pages from the Book of Memory and Forgetting, jnprojects Haydn, E. (2016). Symphony No. 6 in D major, Hob.I:6 'Le website, YouTube, Sydney, Australia: jnprojects. Matin'. On The Haydn Album, CD, Sydney, Australia: ABC Classics. Giagu, A., Patti, C., Lestideau, S., Dollman, B., Peres Da Costa, N., Yeadon, D., McGregor, A., McGuinness, D. (2019). 2015 Curious Caledonians: 6. Laddie oh Leave Me, composed by Ricketson, D., Edwardes, C., Yeadon, D., Forsyth, N. (2015). Brian Alexander Robertson. 11. Ye Banks and Braes, composed Broken Consorts. Hobart Baha'i Centre, Hobart, Australia: by Anonymous. 18. La Fenella, composed by Anonymous. 19. Ensemble Offspring, Ironwood, ABC Classic FM, Hobart Don Alphonso, composed by Anonymous. On Curious Baha'i Centre, Burnie Regional Gallery. Caledonians, CD, iTunes, Spotify, Sydney, Australia: ABC Classics. 2014 2018 Bangert, D., Fabian, D., Schubert, E., Yeadon, D. (2014). Performing solo Bach: A case study of musical decision- Yeadon, D. (2018). 1. Hebrides Overture opus 26 'Fingal's making. Musicae Scientiae, 18(1), 35-52. <a Cave' (Mendelssohn), 2. Spaurmesse in C Major KV258 href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1029864913509812">[More (Mozart), 3. Symphony No 6 'Pastoral' (Beethoven). Pastoral Information]</a> Melodies Idyllic and Tempestuous. City Recital Hall, Angel Place, Sydney, Australia: Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra. 2013 Wilson, R., Peres Da Costa, N., Forsyth, N., Yeadon, D. (2013). Yeadon, D. (2018). 1. Trio in E Flat, Op 70 No 2 (Beethoven), A Different Sort of Brahms: Piano Quartet no 1 in G minor, op 2. Quintet in A major, 'The Trout', D667. Concert 19: 'The 25. Musica Viva Festival 2013. Recital Hall East, Sydney Trout'. Fitter's Workshop, Canberra, Australia: Canberra Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, Australia: Musica Viva International Music Festival. Australia. 2017 2012 Yeadon, D., Peres Da Costa, N. (2017). Lacey, Wright, Yeadon Lacey, G., Peres Da Costa, N., Yeadon, D. (2012). 3: Trios by and Peres Da Costa, Ukaria Cultural Centre, Mount Barker Handel, Vivaldi and Telemann, CD, Sydney, Australia: ABC Summit, Adelaide, Australia: Ukaria Cultural Centre. Classics. Yeadon, D. (2017). Forward and Bach, Deakin Edge, Wilson, R., Peres Da Costa, N., Serret, V., Forsyth, N., Yeadon, Federation Square, Melbourne, Australia: The Song Company. D. (2012). Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34. Brahms Revealed. Yeadon, D. (2017). 1. Divertimento in D Major K136 by W. Hatch Recital Hall, Rochester, NY, United States of America: Mozart; 2. Divertimento for Strings BB118 by B. Bartok; 3. Eastman School of Music and Pegasus Early Music. Quintet for Clarinet and Strings in B Minor opus 115 by J. Brahms. Mozart and Brahms - ACO Collective. Tank Arts 2011 Centre, Cairns, Qld, Australia: Australian Chamber Orchestra. Yeadon, D., Scholl, A., Halperin, T., Andersson, H. (2011). 1. 2016 Music for a While 2. Sweeter than Roses 3. Evening Hymn 4. Since from My Dear Astrea's Sight 5. Fairest Isle 6. Dido's Yeadon, D., Australian Haydn, E. (2016). Cello Concerto in C Lament 7. O Solitude 8. Man is for the Woman Made 9. Sonata in G minor, op 1 no 6 10. Vedendo Amor 11. Nel dolce tempo. Australia: Musica Viva. Andreas Scholl Musica Viva International Concert Season Forsyth, N., Beesley, R., Yeadon, D., Fredersdorff, J. (2009). 2011. Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre, Ironwood: 2. Morning Star 4. Eliza's Aria. Musica Viva Coffee Melbourne, Australia: Musica Viva Australia. Concert. Independent Theatre, Sydney, Australia: Musica Viva. Yeadon, D., Peres Da Costa, N. (2011). 1. Sonata in C major Peres Da Costa, N., Yeadon, D., Orchestra of the Antipodes, T., for viola da gamba and obbligato harpsichord 2. Sonata in E Pinchgut Opera, _., Dorigo, N., Helyard, E., Forsyth, N. (2009). minor for viola da gamba and continuo 3. Sonata in G minor L'Ormindo. Cavalli's L'Ormindo. City Recital Hall, Angel for viola da gamba and continuo, Op.1 No.6 HWV 364 4. Place, Sydney, Australia: Pinchgut Opera. Sonata No.1 in G major for cello and continuo 5. Sonata in D minor for cello and continuo Op.5 No.2. Visitors to london. The Gallery, Harewood House, Harewood, Yorkshire, United 2008 Kingdom: York Early Music Festival. Yeadon, D., Leonard, C., Cole, S., Harvey, B. (2008). 1. Kazan Votives 2. Quartet. House Music Series. Government House, Yeadon, D. (2011). 1. Sonata movement in D minor for solo Sydney, Australia: The Collective Ensemble, House Music viola de gamba. Visitors to London. The Gallery, Harewood Series. House, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom: York Early Music Festival. Yeadon, D., Peres Da Costa, N. (2008). 1. Sonata for cello & piano, Op. 5, No. 1 2. Sonata for cello & piano, Op. 5, No. 2. Beesley, R., Fredersdorff, J., Forsyth, N., Yeadon, D. (2011). Cocktail Hour Recital Series. Recital Hall West, Sydney, Kevin March "Water Dreamers". 2011 Utzon Music Series, Australia: Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Ironwood. Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia: Sydney Opera House. Yeadon, D., Gardiner, J. (2008). Brandenburg Concertos. Schloss Kothen, Kothen, Germany: English Baroque Soloists, 2010 Kothen Bach Festival. Osmialowski, L., Lewis, J., McCallum, S., Ungaru, C., Maer, S., Sinfonia, A., Motzing, W., Forsyth, N., Yeadon, D., Nakamura, A., Forsyth, N., Yeadon, D., Cooper, D. (2010). 1. Oguey, A., Peres Da Costa, N. (2008). Cello Diva Bed of Danzas Amorosas (20'). Kammer Ensemble. Recital Hall East, Roses: 1.The Prayer 2.The Swan 3.Fields of Gold 4. Sinfonia Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, Australia: New (Arioso) 5.Cantilena 6.Everytime 7.O mio babbino caro Music Network. 8.Heaven 9.Winter 10.Sicilienne 11.Bed of Roses 12.Lascia ch'io pianga 13.True Colors 14.Angel 15.Goodbye for Now Leske, C., Yeadon, D., Cole, S., Macliver, S. (2010). 16.Heaven (remix version). On Cello Diva Bed of Roses, CD, Freshwater Festival of Chamber Music - Program 2 and Sydney, Australia: ABC Classics. Program 3. Freshwater Festival of Chamber Music. Freshwater Secondary Campus, Sydney, Australia: Freshwater Festival. Yeadon, D., Murphy, E. (2008). Cello Suite in D Minor. Dunkeld Festival of Music. Old Post Office, Dunkeld, Victoria, Walker, A., Cantillation, C., Orchestra of the Antipodes, T., Dunkeld, Australia: Australian String Quartet Festival. Forsyth, N., Yeadon, D., Poulsen, D., Dorigo, N. (2010). L'anima del Filosofo: Orpheus + Eurydice. L'anima del Pinchgut Opera, _., Walker, A., Yeadon, D., Peres Da Costa, Filosofo: Orpheus + Eurydice. City Recital Hall Angel Place, N., Forsyth, N., Orchestra of the Antipodes, T., Cantillation, C. Sydney, Australia: Pinchgut Opera. (2008). David + Jonathan. David + Jonathan. City Recital Hall, Sydney, Australia: Pinchgut Opera. Beesley, R., Fredersdorff, J., Forsyth, N., Yeadon, D. (2010). Silk Panels. Ironwood presents Haydn The Bold, Haydn the Yeadon, D., Osmialowski, L. (2008). Enchanted Preludes. Beautiful. The Barnet Long Room, Customs House, Circular Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, Australia: Kammer Quay, Sydney, Australia: Ironwood. Ensemble. McCallum, S., Yeadon, D., Osmialowsky, L. (2010). Vox Pinchgut Opera, _., Cremonesi, A., Orchestra of the Antipodes, Balanae (20'). Kammer Ensemble. Recital Hall East, Sydney T., Cantillation, C., Yeadon, D., Peres Da Costa, N., Andersson, Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, Australia: New Music H., Sullivan, L., Ridley, M., Forsyth, N. (2008). Juditha Network. Triumphans. On Antonio Vivaldi Judith Triumphans, CD, Sydney, Australia: ABC Classics. 2009 Osmialowski, L., Lewis, J., Howie, D., Taggart, S., Yeadon, D., Peres Da Costa, N., Yeadon, D., Ridley, M., Forsyth, N., Cummings, K., Dunleavy, H. (2008). Kammer Ensemble: 1. Andersson, H., Sullivan, L., Orchestra of the Antipodes, T., Stick Dance III 2. Icarus for solo flute 3. Tales of love suite 4. A Pinchgut Opera, _. (2009). David + Jonathan, CD, Sydney, full moon tonight and I am wake on the train 5. Clarinet calling Australia: Antipodes. 6. Marie Galante Suite. Performance Space, Wollongong, Australia: University of Wollongong. Peres Da Costa, N., Yeadon, D. (2009). Bach Complete Sonatas for Viola Da Gamba and Harpsichord, CD/DVD, Sydney, Yeadon, D., Narucki, S., Other members of Elision including Australia: ABC Classics.
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    BAROQUE DUETS Fiona Campbell | David Walker Ironwood Neal Peres Da Costa FRANCESCO CAVALLI (1602–1676) L’Ormindo: 1 “De’nostri abeti…Amo Erisbe, amo Ormindo” (Act II) 2:55 Prison Scene from Act III 14:04 2 “Di te me pesa… sola, sola poss ’io morir” 3:39 3 “Ah, questo è l’imeneo…Sì, che questa note” 4:51 4 “Ormindo, io sento” 2:34 5 “Piangete, amori” 3:00 AGOSTINO STEFFANI (1654–1728) La libertà contenta: 6 “Volate, momenti” (Act II)* 2:21 GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL (1685–1759) Alcina: 7 “Verdi prati” (Act II) 3:39 CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI (1567–1643) / BENEDETTO FERRARI (c.1603–1681) L’incoronazione di Poppea: 8 “Pur ti miro” (Act III) 4:14 HANDEL Giulio Cesare in Egitto: 9 “Son nata a lagrimar” (Act I) 7:40 Susanna: 10 “When thou art nigh, my pulse beats high” (Act I) 3:04 Theodora: 11 “To thee, thou glorious son of worth” (Act II) 5:03 Alexander Balus: 12 “Calm thou my soul… Convey me to some peaceful shore” (Act III) 3:08 CAVALLI La Calisto: 13 “Vivo per te pietosa…Dolcissimi baci” (Act III) 4:31 HANDEL “Caro autor di mia doglia” – Duet, HWV 182b* 6:37 14 “Caro autor di mia doglia” 2:35 15 “Nò, che d’altui che di te” 2:00 16 “Dagli amori flagellata” 2:02 * World premiere recording 1 CAVALLI CAVALLI L’Ormindo L’Ormindo Finale Finale to Act to ActII II 1 ERISBE & ORMINDO De’ De’nostri nostri abeti abeti amor amor sia Tifi sia Tifi accorto, accorto, My love, may Tiphys, helmsman of the Argo, egli eglici guidi ci guidi fortunati fortunati in porto.
  • 2002 Subscription Series: Concert Four

    2002 Subscription Series: Concert Four

    2021 Subscription Series: Concert One Friday 29 January 7.30pm, Albert Hall, CANBERRA Sunday 31 January 3.00pm, Verbrugghen Hall, SYDNEY Rebels Amy Moore Soprano Sally Melhuish Recorder Hans-Dieter Michatz Recorder Matthew Greco Baroque Violin Julia Russoniello Baroque Violin Karina Schmitz Baroque Viola Tim Blomfield Baroque Cello Simon Martyn-Ellis Theorbo Monika Kornel Harpsichord Salut! Artistic Directors: Sally Melhuish & Tim Blomfield A huge thank you for all for the amazing support you gave us in 2020. We greatly appreciate your donations and offers to convert tickets into donations during such a difficult time, especially as we received no government funding or support. It has been inspiring to receive such crucial support – we could not have done it without you, and we look forward to continuing the baroque music journey with you in 2021. Salut! wishes to thank the following for their generous support in 2021: Sonata da chiesa ($1,000+) Andrew Singer Friends ($10-$99) Fugue ($500-$999) Michael Barton Mary Nagle & Deirdre Whitford John & Cynthia Blount Anonymous Keith Brister Kay Britcliffe & Margaret Pitt Sarabande ($100-$499) Barbara Burns Geoffrey Bartlett Pamela Harris Andrew Bennett Ailsa Hocking Susan Cox & Bernard Williams Peter Cumines Pamela Kenny Robert Dingley Brigitte Kestermann & Elizabeth Lawson Celia Lindsay Ross & Elizabeth Hindmarsh Peter Marshall Rosemary Greaves Elizabeth & John Oliver Paul and Betty Meyer Anne Quinane Dr Louise Moran Stuart Read Elizabeth Murphy Edward Reid George & Margaret Nichols Pamela Swaffield Helen White & Bob Susan Tanner Richardson Sheila Thompson Anonymous Anonymous Program Johann Joseph Fux (1660-1741) Ouverture in D minor K.357 (1701) Overture; Pour le Rosignol; Gigue Nicola Porpora (1686-1768) Aria Alto giove from Opera Polifemo, Act III, Scene V (1735) Georg Frideric Handel (1685-1759) Concerto in G minor Op.