Australian National Academy of Music presents

THAT MOMENT IN TIME

Claude DEBUSSY Études (selections)
Arnold SCHOENBERG Chamber Symphony no. 1, arr. Webern
Igor STRAVINSKY Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments

Musica Viva Regional Touring presents: Simon Tedeschi with jazz violinist/vocalist, George Washingmachine

Sydney Grammar School: Ithaka Lecture Series 2024

presents Simon Tedeschi, pianist, writer

NB. This is a talk by Simon Tedeschi, not a piano performance.

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra present

Mozart the Great

Ligeti Concert Românesc
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K. 467
Mozart Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, K. 550

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra presents

Fearless

• SCHUMANN Manfred: Overture
• PEJAČEVIĆ Phantasie Concertante (Australian Premiere)
• TCHAIKOVSKY Manfred

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra presents

Fearless

• SCHUMANN Manfred: Overture
• PEJAČEVIĆ Phantasie Concertante (Australian Premiere)
• TCHAIKOVSKY Manfred

Jakub Jakowicz, Paavali Jumppanen and the Australian String Quartet

Franz Schubert (1797–1828)
Fantasy for Violin and Piano, D. 934 (23′)

Grazyna Bacewicz (1909–1969)
Sonata No. 5 for Violin and Piano (14′)

INTERVAL

Ernest Chausson (1855–1899)
Concert for Violin, Piano and String Quartet, Op. 21 (43′)

Musica Viva Tasmania presents

JAKOWICZ & JUMPPANEN

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra present

Mozart the Great

Ligeti Concert Românesc
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K. 467
Mozart Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, K. 550

Newcastle Music Festival presents:

Simon Tedeschi with jazz violinist/vocalist, George Washingmachine

Gershwin and More

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra present

Boléro

Schumann Symphony No. 4 (1851 revision)
Ravel Piano Concerto
Ravel Boléro

Newcastle Music Festival presents:

Kaleidoscope

Cedar Rose Newman performs with Simon Tedeschi

SCHUBERT Sonata for violin and piano in A major D.574    “Grand Duo”
PROKOVIEV 5 Melodies op.35.
GERSHWIN / HEIFETZ Porgy and Bess Suite (1934)

Southern Cross Soloists presents

JAKOWICZ & JUMPPANEN

Brisbane Symphony Orchestra presents

OUR WORLD

Conductor: Peter Luff

Choir: Voices of Birralee

In a concert which celebrates our connections to the environment, the orchestra will explore music which champions aspects of the world around us. During this stunning soundscape, we invite you to close your eyes and envisage yourself immersed in nature.

On the program is Resphigi’s stunning tone poem, “The Pines of Rome” and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony no.1, entitled “Winter”. We will also be joined by the fabulous Voices of Birralee to perform a special work about nature by celebrated Australian composer, Elena Kats-Chernin AO.

Cinque Artist Management presents

Andrea Lam plays Matthew Hindson – Sad Piano Music

Classical music has many masterpieces that are almost heart-breakingly sad, and beautiful, from works by Beethoven and Chopin to Puccini and John Williams. During the long lockdowns of 2021, one of Australia’s most acclaimed composers, Prof. Matthew Hindson, began writing solo piano pieces that seemed to fall under the increasingly popular streaming search term of ‘sad piano music’: music that seemed sad or melancholy in mood, which yet had the paradoxical effect of making the listener feel comforted, supported, and even uplifted. Performing solo in the first time in Geelong, extraordinary Australian pianist Andrea Lam brings Hindson’s Sad Piano music to life, with introductions by the composer – along with a couple of the ‘OG’ sad piano pieces, including a Chopin nocturne and Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata.

Peninsula Music Club presents:

Cedar Rose with Simon Tedeschi

Schubert Violin Sonata in A Major, Op. posth. 162, D. 574 “Grand Duo” (1817) (22’)

Prokofiev (1891-1953) 5 Melodies op.35.(1920) (13’)

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Jasha Heifetz/George Gershwin

Porgy & Bess (1934/5) (15’)

Ernest Bloch, Sonata No.2 per violino e pianoforte “Poème Mystique” (1924) (22’)

Art Gallery Society of NSW presents

MARSALA

Travel around the world with Marsala and enjoy an evening of the very best music from Cuba, Colombia, Brazil, Macedonia, Serbia, France, Italy, Spain and Zimbabwe.

Performing all over the world for more than 25 years, Marsala brings together musical traditions from around the globe with the lifework of outstanding musicians. From tango, salsa and samba to Italian jazz and French rap, there’s something for everyone.

Marsala is led by the charismatic Joseph Zarb on vocals and guitar, and features Lupco Stojcevski on saxophone, Jess Ciampa on drums and percussion, and talented multi-instrumentalist Gino Pengue on guitar and more.

Doors open at 6pm. Until 7.30pm, you are welcome to buy light refreshments from the Members Lounge and pop-up bar and enjoy a private exhibition viewing.

Melbourne Recital Centre & Orava Quartet present

Claude Debussy
String Quartet in G minor, Op.10 L.85

Paul Dean
String Quartet no.2 (2024) – World Premiere
commissioned by Andrew Johnston to mark the 92nd Birthday of his mother Stephanie Lillian Johnston
for the Orava Quartet

1. fast, murky and troubled
2. A Dream within a Dream
   i recitativo
   ii prayer
   iii the pitiless wave
   iv amid the roar

3. Through my fingers to the deep

Cinque Artist Management presents:

Music fit for a King: Mozart & Boccherini – Sally Walker & co.

Elizabeth Layton and Alison Rayner (violins)

Stephen King (viola)

Thomas Marlin (cello)

Sally Walker (flute)

Sally Walker presents:

Music fit for a King: Mozart & Boccherini – Sally Walker & co.

Sally Walker
Music director, flute

Elizabeth Layton
Violin

Alison Raynor
Violin

Stephen King
Viola

Thomas Marlin
Cello