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CHAMBER MUSIC
IN ADELAIDE
JANUARY – JUNE 2015
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ELDER HALL PRESENTS
2015 SERIES
OF INTIMATE
CONCERTS
AT ELDER HALL
www.elderhall.adelaide.edu.au
Enquiries and FREE BROCHURE 8313 5925
Online booking www.elderhall.adelaide.edu.au
adelaide.edu.au2
Contents
Concert Diary 4
Chair’s welcome 6
Adelaide Baroque 7
Adelaide Chamber Singers 8
Australian Chamber Orchestra 9
Australian String Quartet 10
Christ Church North Adelaide 11
Ensemble Galante 12
Kegelstatt Ensemble 13
Musica Viva 14
Ngeringa 15
Recitals Australia 16
Selby & Friends 18
Seraphim Trio 19
Soundstream 20
The Firm 22
Various People 23
*CMA supported ensemble
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Concert Diary
February
8 Seraphim Trio: St John’s Anglican Church,
Beethoven 6.30pm
14 Adelaide Baroque: Burnside Ballroom,
Café Zimmermann 7.30pm
15 Adelaide Baroque: Burnside Ballroom,
Café Zimmermann 7.30pm
15 Selby & Friends: Elder Hall,
Powerful Passions 2.30pm
March
2 Musica Viva: Adelaide Town Hall,
Tafelmusik House of Dreams 7.30pm
5 Recitals Australia: Elder Hall,
Chris Jarrett & Luca Carla 6.00pm
6 Ensemble Galante: Memento Mori Jade Monkey,
– Remember You Are Mortal 7.30pm
7 Ensemble Galante: Memento Mori Jade Monkey,
– Remember You Are Mortal 7.30pm
8 Ensemble Galante: Memento Mori Jade Monkey,
– Remember You Are Mortal 7.30pm
8 Adelaide Chamber Singers: St Peter’s Cathedral,
Late Night in the Cathedral: Passio 10.00pm
10 Adelaide Chamber Singers: St Peter’s Cathedral,
Late Night in the Cathedral: Passio 10.00pm
11 Australian String Quartet: Adelaide Town Hall,
Remember Tomorrow 7.00pm
13 Seraphim Trio: Elder Hall,
Schubert & Beethoven 1.00pm
17 Australian Chamber Orchestra: Adelaide Town Hall,
Reflections on Gallipoli 8.00pm
29 Ngeringa Arts Concert Series: Living Arts Centre,
Jamie Adam & Elsa Lee Mt Barker Waldorf School,
3.00pm
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April
16 Soundstream: Anne & Gordon Samstag
Silence augmenteth Grief Museum, 6.00pm
19 Selby & Friends: Elder Hall,
Big Sky 2.30pm
19 Christ Church North Adelaide: Christ Church North
Amicus String Quartet, In Memoriam Adelaide, 2.30pm
23 Musica Viva: Adelaide Town Hall,
Goldner String Quartet 7.30pm
26 Ngeringa Arts Concert Series: Living Arts Centre,
Sophie Rowell & Lucinda Collins Mt Barker Waldorf School,
3.00pm
May
10 Recitals Australia: Elder Hall,
Elizabeth Layton & Ian Munro 3.00pm
15 Soundstream: The Studio Malvern,
New Music Listening Club 7.00pm
17 Ngeringa Arts Concert Series: Living Arts Centre,
Paavali Jumppanen - piano Mt Barker Waldorf School,
3.00pm
24 Various People: Eder Hall,
None but the lonely heart… 3.00pm
June
4 Musica Viva: Adelaide Town Hall,
Steven Isserlis with Connie Shih 7.30pm
7 Selby & Friends: Elder Hall,
The Czech Connection 2.30pm
14 Christ Church North Adelaide: Christ Church North
Martin Phillipson & Andrew Georg Adelaide, 2.30pm
16 Australian Chamber Orchestra: Adelaide Town Hall,
Egypt in the Golden Age 8.00pm
21 Ngeringa Arts Concert Series: Living Arts Centre,
Ensemble Liasion Mt Barker Waldorf School,
3.00pm
27 Adelaide Chamber Singers: St Peter’s Cathedral,
Northern Lghts 6.30pm
28 Adelaide Chamber Singers: The Village Well Aldgate,
Northern Lghts 3.00pm
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Welcome to the first edition of the
Chamber Music in Adelaide brochure
for 2015!
This brochure is proudly supported by
Chamber Music Adelaide (CMA), a South
Australian organisation formed to support the
vibrant community of chamber musicians we
are fortunate to have in South Australia.
The seven CMA supported ensembles, Adelaide Baroque, Ensemble Galante,
the Firm, Kegelstatt Ensemble, Recitals Australia, the Soundstream Collective
and Various People will present an array of diverse and engaging performances
throughout the year.
In addition, this brochure showcases the work of some of the many other groups
and organisations dedicated to producing fine chamber music in and around
Adelaide. We are fortunate in Adelaide to have such a variety of high quality
concert performances available to us, and Chamber Music Adelaide is proud
to be a central part of our vibrant musical life.
Chamber Music Adelaide facilitates and supports its members in presenting
high quality performances of chamber music, works to raise the profile of chamber
music in South Australia, and advocates for growth in support of the continued
performance of chamber music.
We are proud to present this series of fine performances by talented artists in a
variety of venues across this lovely city of ours, and look forward to sharing some
beautiful music with you.
Cheryl Pickering
Chair
Chamber Music Adelaide
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Adelaide Baroque
Exciting audiences with the power of Baroque music and leading the resurgence
of interest in the presentation and promotion of historical performance practice
nationally and internationally.
Café Zimmermann
Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th February, 7.30 pm (Doors open 6.30pm)
Burnside Town Hall Ballroom, Corner Greenhill and Portrush Roads, Glenside
Following previous sell-outs during the past five years, this cabaret-style concert
recreates the atmosphere of the Leipzig cafés in the 1700’s where Bach and
Telemann went weekly for their musical recreation and concertizing. Program
includes the exhilarating Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No 5 BWV 1050,
Telemann’s Overture in E Minor from Tafelmusik together with vocal and
instrumental works by Händel, Graupner and Fasch.
Adelaide Baroque Ensemble led by Ben Dollman
with guests Laura Feier (Soprano) and Brendan O’Donnell (Recorder)
Tickets: Adult $40 / Concession $30 (plus booking fee of 30 cents per ticket)
or purchase a table and save! BYO supper and drinks. Seating is reserved in
cabaret style: www.trybooking.com/CFSD
Adelaide Baroque
E: manager@adelaidebaroque.com.au
www.adelaidebaroque.com.au
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Adelaide Chamber Singers
Formed in 1985 by its Artistic Director and Conductor Carl Crossin, Adelaide
Chamber Singers is widely respected as one of Australia’s leading chamber choirs.
In 2013, ACS was crowned “Choir of the World at Llangollen 2013” and in 2014
shared the Adelaide Oval stage with the Rolling Stones.
Late Night in the Cathedral : Passio
Sunday 8 March & Tuesday 10 March, 10pm St Peter’s Cathedral, North Adelaide
Presented in association with Adelaide Festival
ACS presents Arvo Pärt’s unique setting of Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christi
Secundum Joannem (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ According to St. John)
Tickets from $40
www.adelaidefestival.com.au or BASS 131 246 (transaction fees apply)
Northern Lights
Saturday 27 June, 6.30pm St. Peter’s Cathedral, North Adelaide
Sunday 28 June, 3pm The Village Well, Aldgate
Music by, or inspired by, Northern European composers.
Tickets: Adult $42 / Concession $34
www.trybooking.com/GEPS or BASS 131 246 (service fees apply)
Subscription Series concert packages available from ACS direct
Adelaide Chamber Singers
P: 8313 5008 E: admin@adelaidechambersingers.com
www.adelaidechambersingers.com
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Australian Chamber Orchestra
One of the world’s most lauded chamber ensembles, the Australian Chamber
Orchestra is renowned for its inspired programming and unrivalled virtuosity,
energy and individuality. In 2015, the ACO is turning 40 and presenting a
celebratory season exploring the Orchestra’s sonic spectrum in unexpected ways.
So if you like international stars, well-loved masterpieces, or simply enjoy beautiful,
passionate playing, this season is for you.
Reflections on Gallipoli
Tuesday 17 March, 8pm Adelaide Town Hall
One of Australia’s great storytellers Neil Armfield joins large-scale theatre specialist
Nigel Jamieson and ACO’s Richard Tognetti for a highly personal, musical take on
the ANZAC story. Featuring the music of Frederick Septimus Kelly, Elgar’s
Sospiri, Vaughn Williams’ The Lark Ascending and a new work by Carl Vine.
Egarr & The Golden Age
Tuesday 16 June, 8pm Adelaide Town Hall
Intelligent, irreverent and bristling with energy, the director of the Academy of
Ancient Music, Richard Egarr, brings new life to forgotten gems by Henry Purcell,
William Lawes, Bach and Haydn.
Tickets: $55 from the Australian Chamber Orchestra
P: 1800 444 444 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm)
E: aco@aco.com.au www.aco.com.au
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Australian String Quartet
Remember Tomorrow
Wednesday 11 March, 7pm Adelaide Town Hall
Haydn, String Quartet in C major op 76 no 3, Emperor
Ross Edwards, Gallipoli* (World Premiere performances)
Shostakovich, String Quartet no 3 in F major, op 73
Liszt, Angelus!
With guest artist Wilma Smith, violin I
Presented in association with Adelaide Festival
The Australian String Quartet begins its 30th Anniversary year with an homage to
the past and a view to the future. In 1985, the ASQ’s first public concert opened,
as this one does, with Haydn’s powerful Emperor quartet. Another landmark in
2015 is the centenary of the ANZAC landing in Gallipoli and for this occasion, an
evocative and moving work titled Gallipoli has been commissioned from one
of Australia’s best-known composers Ross Edwards. Shostakovich’s String
Quartet no 3 was written in response to the Second World War - full of emotion
and questioning – with despair yet passionate hopes for a better future.
*Commissioned by the Ian Potter Cultural Trust to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of ANZAC
Tickets: Adults $75 / Concession $55 / Under 30 $30
www.bass.net.au or 131 246
Australian String Quartet
P: 1800 040 444 www.asq.com.au
Facebook.com/Australian String Quartet
10Christ Church North Adelaide
Concerts at Christ Church 2015
Set within the walls of one of Adelaide’s oldest churches, Christ Church North
Adelaide proudly presents their 2015 concert series. These concerts, and the weekly
choir and organ music programme at Christ Church, are supported by the David
Gallasch Memorial Music Trust.
Amicus String Quartet: In Memoriam
Sunday 19 April 2:30pm
Christ Church North Adelaide 62-72 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide
The Amicus String Quartet (Carolyn Lam, Sarah King, Asha Stephenson, and
Jacqui Finlay) present a special concert in memory of the late Revd. John Henry
Stephenson. They perform Smetana’s dramatic String Quartet no.1 in E minor
(“From My Life”), Mozart’s beautiful String Quartet no.21 in D, K.575, and the
famous Andante Cantabile movement from Tchaikovsky’s String Quartet in
D major.
Martin Phillipson & Andrew Georg: Trumpet & Organ
Sunday 14 June 2:30pm
Christ Church North Adelaide 62-72 Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide
Trumpet and Pipe Organ: two of the most ancient musical instruments make
a perfect partnership. Martin Phillipson, Associate Principal Trumpet of the
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, joins Christ Church’s Organist, Andrew Georg, in a
programme that spans the vast history of trumpet and organ repertoire.
Tickets: Adult $25 / Concession $20
www.trybooking.com/GNLH (Amicus String Quartet: In Memoriam)
www.trybooking.com/GNLJ (Martin Phillipson & Andrew Georg: Trumpet & Organ)
P: 08 8267 2673 (Wed-Fri)
E: office@ccna.asn.au
www.ccna.asn.au
11Ensemble Galante
Ensemble Galante is a network of performers on period instruments dedicated to
bringing audiences dynamic and informed performances of music from the past.
The group focuses on music from the Baroque, Galante, and Classical styles of the
18th Century.
Memento Mori – Remember You Are Mortal
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, March 6, 7 & 8 at 7:30 pm
The Jade Monkey, 140-160 Flinders Street, Adelaide
Masterpieces of Vivaldi, Bach & Haydn with a projection of art images exploring
the joy and beauty of life in the face of its ultimate conclusion. Performed by the
acclaimed period instrumentalists of Ensemble Galante.
“What a treat for the ears!...an outstanding group of musicians...exquisite period
instruments...sparkling performance” (Radio Adelaide)
Tim Nott – Flute, Brendan O’Donnell - Recorder, Emily Dollman – Violin,
Kat Stevens - Violin, Bronwen Whyatt – Cello, Glenys March - Harpsichord.
Tickets: Full Prrice $25 / Concession $20
www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix or 1300 621 255
P: +61 8 82784379
E: contact@ensemblegalante.com
www.ensemblegalante.com
12Kegelstatt Ensemble
2015 is Kegelstatt’s tenth year of concert presentations. To mark this milestone, we
invited our audiences to help curate the year’s programs, choosing their favourites
from all our past concerts. Mailing list members took up this opportunity with great
care and enthusiasm, and between us all we have arrived at a beautiful selection
of music. Each concert will be presented in Adelaide and Melbourne, with Adelaide
concerts as follows:
The Divine
Sunday 23rd August, 3.00pm Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
Here we explore the music of composers who have yearned to break free of the
formal boundaries inherent in western art music, turning instead to the exotic and
the mystical for inspiration. Works by Holst, Lieberman, Debussy & Crumb.
The Human
Sunday 22nd November, 3.00pm St John’s, Halifax Street, Adelaide
In our dichotomy of human and divine, these giants of 20th century composition
speak eloquently and intelligently about humanity. They express the trouble, anxiety
and bewilderment brought about by the tumultuous world events they have
witnessed. They also portray the human need for order and structure, the need
for a place to call home and a cultural heritage, and the universal desire to dance.
Works by Mozart, Schnittke, Bartók & Penderecki.
P: 0438 803 927 E: kegel@kegelstatt.com.au www.kegelstatt.com.au
13Musica Viva
Celebrate Musica Viva’s 70th birthday with a year of unmissable music!
Tafelmusik House of Dreams
Monday 2 March, 7.30pm Adelaide Town Hall
Step into the world of Bach, Handel & Vivaldi through an imaginative musical
journey to five historic European houses. Featuring beautiful music from Canada’s
leading baroque orchestra. (Presented in association with the Adelaide Festival of Arts.)
Goldner String Quartet
Thursday 23 April, 7.30pm Adelaide Town Hall
A piece too dangerous to perform behind the Iron Curtain; a heartfelt, lyrical
offering of thanksgiving after a life-threatening illness; and a new work tailor-made
for them: this is how Australia’s pre-eminent chamber ensemble celebrates its 20th
anniversary! Be moved by the intense emotions in music by Ligeti, Beethoven
and Paul Stanhope.
Steven Isserlis with Connie Shih
Thursday 4 June, 7.30pm Adelaide Town Hall
Experience the compelling stage presence and captivating enthusiasm of
cellist Steven Isserlis in recital with pianist Connie Shih. A program of music by
Saint-Saëns, Fauré, Adès and Franck.
Tickets: $30 - $102 from Musica1800 688 482 or www.musicaviva.com.au/2015.
Single tickets: through BASS 131 246 or www.bass.net.au
14Ngeringa Arts Concert Series
Join us for a superb series of 10 concerts in the heart of the Adelaide Hills at the
Living Arts Centre (Mt Barker Waldorf School, Sims Road, Mt Barker). Held once a
month on Sunday at 3.00pm from March to December performed by outstanding
musicians from across Australia.
Australian Marimba Duo Elsa Lee & Jamie Adam
Sunday 29 March, 3pm
These virtuosic percussionists will perform an inventive program which draws on
many different cultural influences.
Sophie Rowell, Violin & Lucinda Collins, Piano
Sunday 26 April, 3pm
These accomplished artists are both renowned chamber musicians.
Their program includes works by Beethoven, Saint-Saens and Prokofiev.
Paavali Jumppanen, Piano
Sunday 17 May, 3pm
Internationally regarded for performances of ‘immense power and an extraordinary
range of colours’ (New York Times) Finnish pianist Paavali Jumppanen will perform
works by Debussy, Schumann and Sibelius.
Ensemble Liaison
Sunday 21 June, 3pm
Described by Limelight magazine as a ‘national treasure’, this Melbourne based
ensemble of David, Griffiths (Clarinet), Svetlana Bogosavljevic (cello) and Timothy
Young (piano) will perform trios by Beethoven, Brahms and a Concert Fantasy
on themes from Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess.
Adult $40/Concession $32. Four and ten concert subscriptions available from
Ngeringa Arts P: (08) 8227 1277 E: info@ngeringaarts.com or book online
www.ngeringaarts.com
15Recitals Australia
In association with Elder Perspectives
Chris Jarrett meets Luca Ciarla
Thursday 5 March, 6pm
Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
Recitals Australia is proud to present an Adelaide exclusive.
Internationally acclaimed composer and pianist Chris Jarrett meets up with
magician of the violin Luca Ciarla for a unique duo, travelling together along
the borders of contemporary music and jazz. Luca Ciarla’s spritelike playing and
the quick-fingered expressivity of Chris Jarrett’s improvisations meet and collide;
sometimes following parallel paths and other times going in different directions
only to meet at a common goal. A fascinating blend of the accessible and the
challenging with a magnetic musical appeal.
Duration: approximately 100 minutes. Doors open at 5:30pm
Tickets: Full Price $40 / Concession $32 (plus applicable booking fees)
through Elder Hall P: (08) 8313 5925 or http://music.adelaide.edu.au/elderhall
16Recitals Australia
Elizabeth Layton and Ian Munro
Sunday 10 May, 3pm
Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
Recitals Australia is proud to present Elizabeth Layton (violin) and Ian Munro
(piano) in a program of music that will include Mozart, Debussy, Ysaÿe,
Beethoven and a special solo performance by Ian Munro.
Elizabeth Layton has a distinguished career as soloist and chamber music player
working with some of the world’s finest ensembles and orchestras. Ian Munro has
emerged over recent years as one of Australia’s most distinguished and awarded
musicians, with a career that has taken him to thirty countries in Europe, Asia,
North America and Australasia. Their consummate skills working together in the
wonderful acoustic of Elder Hall will make for an unmissable concert.
Duration: 120 minutes including a 20 minute interval. Doors open at 2:30pm.
Tickets: Full Price $40 / Concession $32 (plus applicable booking fees)
www.recitalsaustralia.org.au or by Phone: 08 8266 4936
17Selby & Friends
Selby & Friends returns to Elder Hall for our ninth season in 2015 with a stunning
mix of great music and brilliant performers from around the world.
Powerful Passions
Sunday 15 February, 2.30pm Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
Natalie Chee – Violin, Clancy Newman – Cello, Hector McDonald – French Horn,
Kathryn Selby – Piano
Pärt – ‘Mozart-Adagio’,
Mendelssohn – Sonata for Cello and Piano No.2 in D major, Op.58,
Smetana – Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 15,
Brahms – Trio for Piano, Violin and Horn in E flat major, Op.40
Big Sky
Sunday 19 April, 2.30pm Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
Vesa-Matti Leppänen – Violin, Umberto Clerici - Cello, Kathryn Selby – Piano
Joan Tower – ‘Big Sky’ Australian Premiere,
Beethoven – Sonata for Cello and Piano in F major, Op.5 No.1,
Franck - Sonata for Violin and Piano in A major,
Shostakovich – Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op.67
The Czech Connection
Sunday 7 June, 2.30pm Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
Andrew Haveron – Violin, Timo-Veikko Valve – Cello, Kathryn Selby – Piano
Schubert – Notturno in Eflat major, Op.148 D. 897,
Martinu – Duo No.1 for Violin and Cello H. 157,
Mendelssohn – Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.49,
Dvorák – Piano Trio in F minor, Op.65
Tickets: Full $61 / Senior $57 / Concession $45 / Children 14 years and under free
with accompanying adult. P: 1300 511 099 or www.selbyandfriends.com.au
18Seraphim Trio
‘There are and will be a thousand princes; there is only one Beethoven’
– Ludwig van Beethoven
In 2015 Seraphim Trio – Anna Goldsworthy (piano), Helen Ayres (violin) and Tim
Nankervis (cello) – shines the spotlight on Ludwig van Beethoven’s piano trios.
Beethoven’s reach extends well beyond the concert hall and in 2015 Seraphim
will weave Beethoven into the fabric of our cities and our daily life in a series of
immersive concerts, pop-up recitals, weekend-long feasts, schools concerts and
on-line and on radio.
Beethoven
Sunday 8 February, 6.30pm St John’s Anglican Church, 379 Halifax Street, Adelaide
Ludwig van Beethoven
Piano Trio in G Major, Op.1 No.2
Piano Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 97
Tickets $25 at the door or entry included with Feast tickets P: (08) 8223 2348
E:stjohnsanglican@adelaide.on.net www.stjohnsadelaide.org.au
Beethoven & Schubert
Friday 13 March, 1pm Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
Schubert Notturno in E-flat major, D897
Beethoven Piano Trio in B-flat major, Op. 97
Tickets: Available at the door from 12.30pm, General admission $10
19Soundstream Collective
In 2015, Soundstream Collective, new music Ensemble in Residence at the
University of Adelaide, present a program of premieres and classics embracing
poetry, choir, video and visual art.
Inner Cities, Alvin Curran’s five hour piano cycle
Sunday January 11, 2pm The Studio, 82 Cremorne Street, Malvern SA
“Inner Cities is where we go to debrief” (Alvin Curran)
For those of you who missed the Australian premiere of ‘Inner Cities’ in 2013,
Gabriella is giving an intimate hearing in the Studio before she takes it to MONA
MOFO on January 18. Feel free to come and go as you please, enjoy a glass of
wine and listen to the birds in the 300 year old, pre-settlement river gum outside...
Bean bags provided provided.
Tickets: $10/$20/$40
Trybooking.com.au (Inner Cities)
20Warwick Stengaards, conductor Gabriella Smart, AD, Soundstream Collective
Soundstream Collective
Silence augmenteth Grief
Thursday April 16, 6pm for 6.30pm
Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum, UniSA, 55 North Terrace, Adelaide
In the year that marks the 100 year centenary of the ANZAC landing at Gallipoli,
Soundstream Collective acknowledges the grief caused by war which is followed
by suppression and silence. Works by Liza Lim, Julia Wolfe and Stuart Greenbaum,
with world premieres by Jon Rose and Daniel Portelli. Guest appearance by
Warwick Stengaards, conductor, with Soundstream Collective and Adelaide
Philharmonia Chorus.
Tickets: Full Price $40 / Concession $15 www.trybooking.com/GNGF
New Music Listening Club
Friday May 15, 7.00pm
The Studio, 82 Cremorne Street, Malvern (off Cambridge Tce)
The Composer Talks
Soundstream Collective has premiered over 30 new works since its establishment
as new music Ensemble in Residence at the University of Adelaide in 2011. Meet
some of the composers, and hear their music in an informal discussion over wine
and cheese.
Tickets: Full Price $20 / Concession $10 www.trybooking.com/GNGD
Soundstream Collective E: mail@soundstream.org.au www.soundstream.org.au
21THE FIRM
THE FIRM is one of Australia’s most resilient and successful new music production
houses - having produced over a 100 concerts and premiered nearly 200
new works.
It promotes the performance of new chamber works, particularly those of South
Australian composers, and provides a performance platform for some of Australia’s
finest young musicians.
The Firm’s 2015 season will begin in July, and will feature Brahms as its
Posthumous-Composer-in-Residence, with his music being placed alongside new
works by Australian composers.
Performers in 2015 will include: Marianna Grynchuk, Jamie Cock,
Emma Horwood, Alexandra Bollard, The Langbein String Quartet
and the Robert Walser Ensemble.
For further information go to www.firmmusic.com.au
E: info@firmmusic.com.au
22Various People
Various People brings an evocative and lyrical aesthetic to concert and music
theatre performance, often addressing social issues of our time. Various People
has created work for the Adelaide Festival of Arts, the Adelaide Cabaret Festival,
the Come Out Festival and the Adelaide Fringe Festival.
None but the lonely heart…
Sunday 24 May, 3pm Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
Mystery, romance, longing, love and loss – mezzo soprano Cheryl Pickering,
‘cellist Rachel Johnston and pianist Gabriella Smart present a programme inspired
by the themes of German Romanticism. The programme will feature Schubert
and Wolf’s settings of the songs of Goethe’s Mignon alongside works by Haydn
and Brahms.
Tickets: Full Price $25 / Concession $18
Bookings: Elder Perspectives online at www.elderhall.adelaide.edu.au
Various People Inc
P: 0439 843 574
E: info@variouspeople.com.au
www.variouspeople.com.au
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