Art & Heritage Collections Cultural Musing ‘My powers grow in the shelter of Grieg’s genius’ Percy Grainger A concert celebrating the friendship between Percy Grainger and Edvard Program Grieg presented by Art & Heritage Collections and Soundstream Collective in Grainger La Scandinavie collaboration with the University of Adelaide JM Coetzee Centre for Creative Suite of Swedish folk-songs Practice and the Elder Conservatorium of Music, featuring: and dance Grieg Selections from Nineteen Addison/Smart Duo Norwegian Folk Songs John Addison, cello and Gabriella Smart, piano Op 66 with Mark Carroll, Grainger commentator Interval 7.30 pm Thursday 21 July 2011 Grainger Ramble on Love Elder Hall Grieg Sonata for cello and piano The University of Adelaide, North Terrace Campus Op 36 Free concert — all welcome The Addison/Smart Duo, together with Mark Carroll, reanimate in words and music the bond that formed, all too briefly, between Grainger (1882 – 1961) Australian born composer and pianist, and Grieg (1843 – 1907) Norwegian composer and pianist. To Grainger, Grieg epitomised the Nordic world view he so admired, while Grieg was for his part besotted with the strapping young Australian and his robust approach to his craft. This concert will be broadcast on ABC Classic FM To reserve your seat please register your attendance by emailing [email protected] For more information please contact Art & Heritage image Unknown photographer, Troldhaugen on 8313 3086 or email [email protected] Edvard Grieg, Percy Grainger, Nina Grieg and Julius Röntgen at Troldhaugen, Norway, 1907 Silver gelatin print mounted on card With special thanks to the Grainger Museum of the University of Melbourne, Grainger Museum Collection, the Elder Conservatorium of Music and the Division of Services and Resources the University of Melbourne of the University of Adelaide for their continued support. SOUNDSTREAM A&H COLLECTIVE.