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Publications for Julian Smiles 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 Publications for Julian Smiles 2020 Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J., Kowalik, D., Smiles, J., Goldner String Quartet, T., Lane, P. (2020). Dalseno, D., Chawner, T., Kowalik, K. (2018). String Octet. D�Erlanger and Dunhill - Piano Quintets: Piano Quintet in C Huntington Estate Music Festival - Concert 8. Huntington minor Opus 20. On , The Distributor, and iTunes, London, Estate Music Festival, Mudgee, Australia: Musica Viva United Kingdom: Hyperion Records. Australia. Smiles, J. (2020). Orison. Australia Ensemble UNSW - Crabb, J., Cislowska, T., Kinmont, S., Morris, O., Olding, D., Crisantemi. Sir John Clancy Auditorium, University of New Schack-Arnott, M., Smiles, J., Tsiboulski, A., Ughetti, E., Van't South Wales, Sydney, Australia: Melbourne Digital Concert Hoff, L. (2018). Visiting Eucalyptus. Four Winds Easter Hall in partnership with Australia Ensemble, UNSW. Festival. The Sound Shell, Bermagui, Australia: Four Winds Easter Festival. Lane, P., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Olding, D., Smiles, J. (2020). Piano Quintet in C minor Opus 20. On D'Erlanger and Dunhill - 2017 Piano Quintets, Digital streaming, London, United Kingdom: Hyperion Records. <a href="https://www.hyperion- McEwan, G., Evans, A., Smiles, J., Pratt, D., Zheng, J., records.co.uk/dc.asp?dc=D_CDA68296">[More Johnson, N. (2017). A throw of the dice will never abolish Information]</a> chance. Chamber Works: A Throw of the Dice. Recital Hall West, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, Australia: 2019 Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Link, J., Lee, B., Pajaro-van der Stadt, M., Shaw, C., Olding, Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J. (2017). D., Morozova, I., Hall, D., Smiles, J. (2019). Anamnesis. Intermezzo from String Quartet. Out of the Shadows - Closing Musica Viva Festival | Concert 6 (Finale). Verbrugghen Hall, Night Finale: Goldner String Quartet. Sydney Conservatorium Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, Australia: Musica of Music, Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney, Australia: Out of the Viva Australia. Shadows: Rediscovering Jewish music and theatre. Collins, G., Griffiths, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Munro, I., Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J., Rosenbaum, I. Olding, D., Smiles, J. (2019). Heartbeat: 1. Fetal Heartbeat 2. (2017). LigNEouS Suite (LigNEous V). Nelson 2017 Nocturnal Heartbeat 3. Falling in Love. Heart * Beat. Sir John International Chamber Music Festival: Grand Finale. Nelson Clancy Auditorium, UNSW, Sydney, Australia: Australia Cathedral, Nelson, New Zealand: Nelson 2017 International Ensemble@UNSW. Chamber Music Festival. Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J. (2019). String Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J., Bittloch, S., Quartet No. 3. A Tale of Two Cities: Brisbane/Boston. Grant, D., Saving, M., Bittloch, M. (2017). Octet for four Townsville Civic Theatre, Townsville, Australia: Australian violins, two violas and two cellos. Musica Viva Festival 2017 - Festival of Chamber Music. Concert 6. Verbrugghen Hall, SCM, Sydney, Australia: Musica Viva. 2018 Pohl, H., Lapins, M., Ansell, G., Gjelsten, R., Olding, D., Hall, Smiles, J., Hall, D. (2018). 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Canberra Symphony D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J. (2017). String Octet. Bold Strokes. Orchestra 2018 Recital Three. Wesley Music Centre, Canberra, Nelson Cathedral, Nelson, New Zealand: Nelson 2017 Australia: Canberra Symphony Orchestra. International Chamber Music Festival. Smiles, J., Harvey, B. (2018). 1. Oh, Sister 2. Art Nouveau. Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J. (2017). String Reimaginings: So fine: Contemporary women artists make Quartet No.5 Celebration. Opening Night Concert - Australian history. Gordon Darling Hall, National Portrait Beginnings. Townsville Civic Theatre, Townsville, Australia: Gallery, Canberra, Australia: Canberra Symphony Orchestra. Australian Festival of Chamber Music. Smiles, J. (2018). Beethoven Concerto in C for Piano, Violin Smiles, J., Munro, I. (2017). Strutt Sonata. Huntington Estate and Cello Op. 56. ACTEWAGL Llewellyn Three. Llewellyn Music Festival 2017. Huntington Estate, Mudgee, Australia: Hall, ANU, Canberra, Australia: ACTEWAGL Llewellyn Three. Huntington Estate Music Festival. Collins, G., Griffiths, D., Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., 2016 Smiles, J., Munro, I. (2018). Letters to Clara. Robert and Clara. University of NSW, Sir John Clancy Auditorium, Sydney, Smiles, J. (2016). 1. Circulo (Turina), 2. Piccolo musica Australia: Australia Ensemble at UNSW. notturno (Dallapiccola), 3. Notturno (Schubert), 4. Verklaerte Nacht (Schoenberg). Transfigured Night. Sir John Clancy Williams, L., Sydney Children's Choir., Whitwell, S., Smiles, J. Auditorium, UNSW, Sydney, Australia: Australia Ensemble. (2018). Moments That Shaped Australia by Dan Walker: i. A New Sky iii. The Voyage of Tagai v. The Ether of Infinity. Smiles, J. (2016). 1. Light is both a Particle and a Wave Eternal Voices. City Recital Hall, Angel Place, Sydney, (Matthew Hindson), 2. Quator pour la fin du temps (Messiaen). Australia: Gondwana Voices and City Recital Hall. Light, Time and Gravity. Sir John Clancy Auditorium, UNSW, Sydney, Australia: Australia Ensemble. Tong, W., Schaupp, K., Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J. (2018). Ritmos Anchinos. Australian Festival of Smiles, J. (2016). Bruch String Quartet No 1 in C minor op 9, 1 Chamber Music: Evening Series - Gypsies, Pipers and Dukes. Andante - Allegro ma non troppo, 2 Adagio, 3 Allegro molto Townsville Civic Theatre, Townsville, Australia: Australian energico, Bruch Piano Quintet in G minor Festival of Chamber Music. 21 Allegro molto moderato, 22 Adagio, 23 Scherzo: Allegro molto - Trio, 24 Allegro Agitato. On Bruch: Piano Quintet and Other Works. Goldner String Quartet and Piers Lane, CD, iTunes, London, United Kingdom: Hyperion Records. Smiles, J., Crabb, J. (2016). Lysfald - Light Falling. Chamber Works: Cello meets Classical Accordion. Recital Hall West, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Sydney, Australia: Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Macliver, S., Griffiths, D., Smiles, J., Munro, I. (2016). Three Birds i. 'A bird came down' ii. 'Basho's birds: homage to Wallace Stevens' iii. 'Currawong'. Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird. Sir John Clancy Auditorium, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia: Australia Ensemble at UNSW. Collins, G., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Munro, I., Olding, D., Smiles, J., Griffiths, D. (2016). while the music lasts for flute, clarinet, piano, two violins, viola and cello (2016). Dreams and Prayers. Sir John Clancy Auditorium, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia: Australia Ensemble at UNSW. 2015 Elton, D., Hall, D., Smiles, J., Selig, D. (2015). Memories To Keep Awhile. Australian Festival of Chamber Music: Evening Series. Townsville Civic Theatre, Townsville, Qld, Australia: Australian Festival of Chamber Music. Munro, I., Hall, D., Smiles, J. (2015). Piano Trio No. 3 'Ein Altdeutsches Liederbuch'. Huntington Estate Music Festival 2015. Huntington Estate Winery, Mudgee, NSW, Australia: Huntington Estate Music Festival/Musica Viva. Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J. (2015). String Quartet No. 3 I. Tracks and Traces II. Dirrari Lament III. River- run. Goldner String Quartet: Musica Viva International Concert Season 2015. Hobart Town Hall, Hobart, Australia: Musica Viva Australia. Cislowska, T., Crabb, J., Liebeck, J., Smiles, J., Dasika, R., Dickson, A., Ughetti, E. (2015). The Three Dancers. Australian Festival of Chamber Music - Festival Farewell. Townsville Civic Theatre, Townsville, Qld, Australia: Australian Festival of Chamber Music. 2013 Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J. (2013). The Quartets: Peter Sculthorpe with the Goldner String Quartet, DVD, Sydney, Australia: ABC Classics. Munro, I., Hall, D., Smiles, J. (2013). Piano Trio no. 2 Book of Lullabies. Huntington Estate Music Festival. Huntington Estate Winery, Mudgee, Australia: Musica Viva Australia. Olding, D., Hall, D., Morozova, I., Smiles, J. (2013). Te-Tai-O- Rehua "The Tasman Sea". Goldner String Quartet with Piers Lane. School of Music, Nelson, New Zealand: Chamber Music New Zealand. 2009 Evans, A., Smiles, J., McCorkill, C., Hall, D., Munro, I. (2009). Crown of the Year. Clown of the Year. Sir John Clancy Auditorium, Sydney, Australia: University of New South Wales. 2006 Collins, G., McCorkill, C., Walker, K., Goodchild, P., Jones, E., Young, T., Pratt, D., Hall, D., Ziegler, F., Jeffrey, A., Smiles, J., Boersma, K. (2006). Kammermusik I, Opus 24 No 1. University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia: Australia Ensemble..
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