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MUSICA VIVA INTERNATIONAL CONCERT SEASON 2018

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08 AVI AVITAL & GIOCOSO STRING QUARTET

10 TAFELMUSIK - BACH AND HIS WORLD

12 JOYCE YANG

14 RAY CHEN WITH JULIEN QUENTIN

16 BORODIN QUARTET

18 BENEDETTI ELSCHENBROICH GRYNYUK TRIO

21 SIR ANDRÁS SCHIFF GALA PIANO RECITALS

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Musica Viva’s 2018 International Concert Season glitters with dazzling talent and unexpected gems. Canadian superstars of the Baroque, Tafelmusik, return to Australia with another incredible theatrical expedition in Bach and His World, their tribute to a musical genius and an exploration of the community and technology that enriched his life. Legendary German clarinettist Sabine Meyer makes a surprising appearance in the company of the remarkable Alliage Quintett for a program of orchestral favourites in brilliant arrangements written especially for this most unusual ensemble.

Once an Australian, but now a leading virtuoso fêted the world over, violinist Ray Chen undertakes his second national tour for Musica Viva, this time with pianist Julien Quentin. Electrifying wizard of the mandolin Avi Avital joins the energetic young Giocoso String Quartet to present masterworks old and new. For more than 70 years the unparalleled Borodin Quartet has encapsulated generations of Russian string-playing tradition; with always renewed energy, it once more brings its trademark musical depth and perfection to our concert halls.

The youngest contestant of the 12th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, Silver Medallist Joyce Yang, offers two powerhouse programs of scintillating piano music on her very first national concert tour. But if one star isn’t enough, then take three, as violinist Nicola Benedetti, cellist Leonard Elschenbroich and pianist Alexei Grynyuk form a piano trio on which to dream, in sparkling programs that combine the peerless trios of Brahms and Ravel with solo sonatas by Strauss and Prokofiev.

Australian composition figures strongly through the season, with new works commissioned from Elena Kats-Chernin, Elizabeth Younan and Matthew Hindson, and repeat performances of Gordon Kerry’s atmospheric Im Winde piano trio.

It is a thrill to announce two special Gala Concerts in 2018 featuring one of the grand masters of the piano, Sir András Schiff. This legendary musician performs just one time each in Sydney and Melbourne, a rare coup for Musica Viva and a wonderful opportunity for Australian audiences.

I try to make every season as diverse as possible, but it is hard to imagine a chamber music smorgasbord more multifarious than this. Small ensemble classical music is a refined form that attracts the most discerning audiences, and when the quality of both performers and repertoire is at its peak, the rewards for the listener are unequalled.

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FANTASIA

BERNSTEIN arr Sobol

Overture to Candide

DUKAS arr Schottstädt

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice

SHOSTAKOVICH arr Atovmyan

Prelude & Gavotte (from Five Pieces)

BORODIN arr Gassot/Pépin

Polovtsian Dances (Prince Igor)

HOLST arr Nagao

Venus (The Planets)


Elegy, Waltz & Polka (from

Five Pieces)

STRAVINSKY arr Gottschick

The Firebird

Program Overview A journey through musical fairytales, Fantasia mixes the talents of legendary clarinettist Sabine Meyer with the Alliage Quintett, a unique ensemble of four saxophones and a grand piano. This unexpected combination offers an extraordinary range of colours, orchestral in scope but with all the intimacy of the best chamber music. The inspired arrangements of Fantasia follow a delightful path full of wonder and dramatic characters, including Bernstein’s exuberant Candide, Dukas’ unlucky little magician, and Russian fables reimagined by Stravinsky and Borodin.

About the Artists Sabine Meyer is one of the reasons solo clarinettists exist at all. One of the first women to be offered principal positions with leading European orchestras, her extraordinary abilities took her on an exclusive path to become one of the most famous clarinet soloists ever. Though concertos have naturally been a large part of her career, she also has a special love for chamber music, which she is happy to share in this rare visit to Australia.

Comprising four brilliant saxophone soloists and a charismatic pianist, the Alliage Quintett seeks out exceptionally blended sounds from its unusual line-up, with fabulous results. Walking the perfect line between serious virtuosity and light-hearted entertainment, the group will be heard by Australian audiences for the first time on this tour.

“The Quintett creates the extraordinaryillusion of the sound of a big orchestra with four saxophones and a piano; joined by Sabine Meyer they create musical magic.”ClassicFM UK

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FANTASIA

BERNSTEIN arr Sobol

Overture to Candide

DUKAS arr Schottstädt

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice


Prelude & Gavotte (from Five Pieces)

BORODIN arr Gassot/Pépin

Polovtsian Dances (Prince Igor)

HOLST arr Nagao

Venus (The Planets)


Elegy, Waltz & Polka (from

Five Pieces)

STRAVINSKY arr Gottschick

The Firebird

TOURING 23 FEB – 12 MAR

For concert dates see page 22

Sydney Weekday Concert:

Charles Berg Tribute Concert

Melbourne W

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Graeme W

atson Tribute Concert

Brisbane Concert:

Steven Kinston Tribute Concert

Adelaide Concert presented in

association with Adelaide Festival

SABINE MEYER &

ALLIAGE QUINTETT

Sabine Meyer clarinet

Alliage Quintett

Daniel Gauthier soprano saxophone

Hayrapet Arakelyan alto saxophone

Simon Hanrath tenor saxophone

Sebastian Pottmeier baritone saxophone

Jang Eun Bae piano


AVI AVITAL & GIOCOSO STRING QUARTET

“Everything you never dreamt a mandolin could do…truly breathtaking in virtuosity and dedication.”Haaretz Daily

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Program Overview A solo superstar, an award-winning quartet, and music for the heart and the mind: the bright yet intimate sounds of Avi Avital’s mandolin are a perfect foil for the warm strings of the Giocoso Quartet. This unusual combination demands fascinating repertoire, including two works written for Avi: David Bruce’s tribute to the Celtic sun god, Cymbeline, and Elena Kats-Chernin’s new piece, sparkling with her trademark theatricality. The Quartet also takes its turn in the spotlight in Schumann’s classic masterpiece, a wordless epic poem which dives into the emotions with a beautiful slow movement and a wild finale.

About the Artists Avi Avital is a groundbreaking virtuoso of the mandolin, taking his instrument to the great concert halls of the world and changing people’s perceptions. Moving easily between foot-stomping folk dances and filigree Baroque concertos, his performances are celebrated for an all-embracing stage presence alongside compelling musicianship.

The Giocoso String Quartet were winners of the Musica Viva and Audience prizes at the 2015 Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition, where their zesty, characterful playing stood out in a crowded field. Since then, the group – based in Berlin – has steadily built a reputation through performances across Europe and more recently into Asia, including Tokyo and Seoul.

PROGRAM SCHUMANN String Quartet no 1 in A minor, op 41 no 1 Elena KATS-CHERNIN [New work]* JS BACH Chaconne from Partita in D minor for violin, BWV1004 BRUCE Cymbeline for mandolin and string quartet

TOURING 7 – 24 APR For concert dates see page 22

Sydney Weekday Concert: Kenneth W Tribe Tribute Concert

*Commissioned for Musica Viva by Kim Williams am

AVI AVITAL & GIOCOSO STRING QUARTET

Avi Avital mandolin Giocoso String Quartet Sebastian Casleanu violin Teofil Todica violin Martha Windhagauer viola Bas Jongen cello

“In these hands, Bach’s musicfeels more alive than ever.” The Globe and Mail

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PROGRAM Program includes:JS BACH Brandenburg Concerto no 3JS BACH Orchestral Suite no 1 in C majorJS BACH Excerpts from Goldberg Variations

TOURING 19 MAY – 4 JUN For concert dates see page 22

Tour supported by the Musica Viva Amadeus Society

Program Overview Step back into the age of Johann Sebastian Bach. With the help of 21st-century technology and expert research, experience his music on instruments of his own time, and explore the work of the artisans – papermakers, violin carvers, string spinners and performers – who helped him realise his musical genius. This concert draws on spoken word, stunning projected video, and detailed images to bring an extra layer of meaning to this great music. Like its predecessors The Galileo Project and House of Dreams, Alison Mackay’s latest creation is a miraculous blend of sights and sounds.

About the Artists Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra, based in Toronto, Canada, are specialists in period-instrument performance. They return to Australia with an enthralling new show and an exciting new Music Director and lead violin, Elisa Citterio. Their special relationship with Australian audiences was cemented in 2012 with a Helpmann Award, recognising the uniquely engaging quality of their performances.

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JOYCE YANG

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Program Overview Joyce Yang is one of the leading pianists in the newest generation of virtuosi. Appropriately enough, for her first full Australian recital tour she presents music that pianists love to play, and piano lovers love to hear. All the composers were themselves masters of the keyboard, and their deep understanding of the instrument is manifest in these richly characterful works. A world premiere from Australian composer Elizabeth Younan, written especially for Joyce, adds a new chapter to this spectacular overview of music for a most beloved instrument.

About the Artist Joyce Yang was the Silver Medallist and the youngest competitor in the 2005 Van Cliburn Competition, and has since gone on to countless other accolades and a skyrocketing career. Her warm personality and unexpectedly mature ability to convey intense feeling has put her ahead of her cohort, a group where technical brilliance is a given, and outstanding musicianship and flair make all the difference.

JOYCE YANG PROGRAM ONE Adelaide, Sydney Weekend, Perth, Melbourne Weekday

GRIEG Five Lyric Pieces DEBUSSY Estampes CHOPIN Andante spianato et Grande polonaise brillante, op 22 Elizabeth YOUNAN [New work]* SCHUMANN Carnaval, op 9

PROGRAM TWO Newcastle, Sydney Weekday, Canberra, Melbourne Weekend

RACHMANINOFF Three Preludes JANÁČEK Piano Sonata 1.X.1905 LISZT Spanish Rhapsody Elizabeth YOUNAN [New work]* LISZT Sonata in B minor

TOURING 10 – 28 JUL For concert dates see page 22

*Commissioned for Musica Viva by Julian Burnside

“Her attention to detail and clarity is as impressive as her agility, balance and velocity.” Washington Post

Program Overview

A Ray Chen recital is always a popular

event. Moving easily between heartfelt

artistry and jaw-dropping violin

pyrotechnics, his programs offer a

terrific celebration of the violin in all its

moods. With playing so comfortable

and assured, composer Matthew

Hindson was free to create a work

where there are no technical limitations

– making for an exciting world premiere!

About the Artists

Ray Chen grew up in Brisbane and

moved to the USA in his teens to

pursue intensive violin studies. Since

then he has carved a niche as a

heart-stopping virtuoso, appearing as

a soloist with great orchestras around

the world. He is joined for these recitals

by his regular playing partner, the

acclaimed French pianist Julien Quentin,

making his first tour of Australia.

PROGRAM ONE

Newcastle, Melbourne Weekday,

Sydney Weekend, Adelaide

BEETHOVEN Violin Sonata no 1 in

D major, op 12 no 1

GRIEG Violin Sonata no 2 in G major

Matthew HINDSON [New Work]*

FALLA arr Kochanski

Suite populaire espagnole

MONTI Czárdás

PROGRAM TWO

Brisbane, Canberra, Perth, Melbourne

Weekend, Sydney Weekday

VITALI (attrib) Chaconne for violin and

continuo in G minor

FRANCK Sonata in A major for violin

and piano

YSAŸE Sonata for solo violin in D minor,

op 27 no 3

Matthew HINDSON [New Work]*

RAVEL Tzigane

TOURING 9 – 27 AUG


*Commissioned for Musica Viva Australia

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RAY CHEN& JULIEN QUENTIN

“Chen has the abilityto make the simple appear sublime, the playful poignant and the dark dramatic.”South China Morning Post

About the Artists

The Borodin Quartet is an extraordinary

living tradition. The group recently

celebrated its 70th anniversary, and

while of course individual players have

changed in that time, each one has

embraced its storied performance

history, and each one has been carefully

integrated to preserve the famous

sound of this remarkable institution.

In our fast-paced, throwaway society,

it is a rare thing to be able to pause

for the length of a concert, to honour

and appreciate such a rich heritage

brought to life in the present.


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Ruben Aharonian violin Sergei Lomovsky violin Igor Naidin viola Vladimir Balshin cello

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About the Artists

The Borodin Quartet is an extraordinary

living tradition. The group recently

celebrated its 70th anniversary, and

while of course individual players have

changed in that time, each one has

embraced its storied performance

history, and each one has been carefully

integrated to preserve the famous

sound of this remarkable institution.

In our fast-paced, throwaway society,

it is a rare thing to be able to pause

for the length of a concert, to honour

and appreciate such a rich heritage

brought to life in the present.

Program Overview

The Borodin Quartet’s special

relationship with Shostakovich – his

comments from first performances

are scattered throughout their scores

– means their interpretations carry

tremendous gravitas. Program One

highlights the Classical threads that

underpin Shostakovich’s music,

from Haydn to his pupil Beethoven,

and then onwards; no serious

composer of string quartets can

ignore these masters of the form,

and Shostakovich was very serious

indeed. Program Two looks to the

freer lyricism of the Romantic period,

all about emotions, with Tchaikovsky’s

gloriously Russian work and

Wolf’s sunny Serenade: they form a

perfect balance to the darkness

of Shostakovich’s final quartet,

which consists only of six slow

movements unfurling in a timeless,

unforgettable experience.

PROGRAM ONE

Melbourne Weekend, Adelaide,

Newcastle, Sydney Weekend

HAYDN String Quartet in B minor,

op 33 no 1

SHOSTAKOVICH String Quartet no 9

in E-flat major, op 117

BEETHOVEN String Quartet no 13 in

B-flat major, op 130

PROGRAM TWO

Brisbane, Melbourne Weekday,

Sydney Weekday, Perth

TCHAIKOVSKY String Quartet no 1

WOLF Italian Serenade

SHOSTAKOVICH String Quartet no 15

in E-flat minor, op 144

TOURING 20 SEPT – 9 OCT


Brisbane concert presented in

association with Brisbane Festival

BORODIN

QUARTET“Fierce, formidable and authoritative…the gold standard for Russian chamber music.”The Guardian

About the Artists When is a trio not just a trio? When it is this one, comprising three stellar soloists. In an arresting ending to the Musica Viva season, the matchless combined talents of Nicola Benedetti, Leonard Elschenbroich and Alexei Grynyuk light up the stage. This is chamber music made by an A-team of young guns; and played with love, because they insist on making room for its presence in their busy solo schedules. Having garnered glowing reviews across the northern hemisphere, the Trio makes its southern debut in this tour.

Program Overview Understandably, given who they are, this ensemble’s programs contain not just trios. There is a diversity of forms, and a chance to better appreciate each performer, in works for accompanied violin and cello. To demonstrate their joy in playing in threes, however, they have chosen two of the great masterworks of the trio repertoire – by Brahms and Ravel – and a relative newcomer, Gordon Kerry’s icy, rustling evocation of impending winter, first felt ‘in the wind’.

PROGRAM ONE Melbourne Weekend, Brisbane, Sydney Weekend, Newcastle

R STRAUSS Sonata for Cello and Piano in F major R STRAUSS Sonata for Violin and Piano in E-flat major Gordon KERRY Piano Trio no 2 Im Winde BRAHMS Piano Trio no 2 in C major, op 87

PROGRAM TWO Perth, Sydney Weekday, Canberra, Adelaide, Melbourne Weekday

PROKOFIEV Cello Sonata PROKOFIEV Violin Sonata no 2 Gordon KERRY Piano Trio no 2 Im Winde RAVEL Piano Trio

TOURING 3 – 20 NOV For concert dates see page 22


ELSCHENBROICH GRYNYUK TRIOBENEDETTI

“If any piano trio could achievestar status, it’s surely this one.”The Telegraph, UK

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Nicola Benedetti violin Leonard Elschenbroich cello Alexei Grynyuk piano

ELSCHENBROICH GRYNYUK TRIOBENEDETTI

Elena Kats-CherninOne of Australia’s leading composers, Elena Kats-Chernin’s energetic, vivid music conveys an arresting mix of wit and melancholy. Firmly grounded in the classical tradition, yet with irresistible elements of cabaret, tango, ragtime and klezmer, her pieces have a distinctive individual character. Elena has written for nearly every major genre, including concertos, ballet and operatic works, many of them premiered internationally; and when she channels that innate warm-hearted theatricality into the smaller scale of chamber music, and mingles it with the charisma of Avi Avital and the Giocoso String Quartet, something delightful is sure to emerge.

Elena’s new work is commissioned by Kim Williams am

Elizabeth YounanStill a postgraduate student at the Sydney Conservatorium, Elizabeth Younan has garnered numerous accolades for her music, including the Jean Bogan Youth Prize for Piano Composition, the Ignaz Friedman Memorial Prize, and the 102.5 Fine Music Young Composer Award. Her works have been performed by Michael Kieran Harvey, the Goldner String Quartet, and Arcadia Winds (including an international broadcast). Elizabeth’s artistically ambitious, joyously adventurous music makes an ideal match for the fleet-fingered virtuosity of Joyce Yang.

Elizabeth’s new work is commissioned by Julian Burnside

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Matthew is one of Australia’s most frequently performed composers. Drawing happily on sources as diverse as Baroque music and Metallica, his music found a ready audience with its gleeful, propulsive style. Such works lend themselves well to dance, and his music has been taken up by the Birmingham Royal Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, Ballett Schindowski and the Australian Ballet, as well as many Australian orchestras and ensembles. The emotional directness and immediacy of Matthew’s compositions suit the assurance and dynamism of Ray Chen’s playing.

Matthew’s new work is commissioned for Musica Viva Australia

Gordon KerryGordon Kerry lives on a hill in north-eastern Victoria, from which he consistently produces extraordinary and internationally renowned music in many forms. Much of his work is informed by literature, especially poetry – he himself is an excellent writer as well as composer – and he uses it not just as vocal text, but as a point of inspiration for purely instrumental works. Im Winde takes its title from a Friedrich Hölderlin poem ‘The Middle of Life’, which celebrates a fruitful autumn but hints fearfully at a coming winter felt ‘in the wind’. It was first performed by Trio Jean Paul in Wigmore Hall, and was toured by Trio Dali for Musica Viva in 2012. The Benedetti Elschenbroich Grynyuk Trio have embraced it for their 2018 Australian appearances.

Im Winde was composed during a Fellowship with support from the Australia Council for the Arts


AUSTRALIAN COMPOSERS

AUSTRALIAN COMPOSERS

ARTS CENTRE MELBOURNE, HAMER HALL Sat 20 Oct, 7pm

SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE, CONCERT HALL Mon 22 Oct, 7pm

MELBOURNE PROGRAMMENDELSSOHN Fantasy in F-sharp minor, op 28 BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata no 24 in F-sharp major, op 78 BRAHMS Eight Piano Pieces, op 76 BRAHMS Seven Fantasias, op 116 JS BACH English Suite no 6 in D minor, BWV811

SYDNEY PROGRAMSCHUMANN Theme and Variations in E-flat major, WoO 24 ‘Ghost Variations’BRAHMS Three Intermezzi, op 117 MOZART Rondo in A minor, K511BRAHMS Six Piano Pieces, op 118 JS BACH Prelude and Fugue no 24 in B minor, BWV869BRAHMS Four Piano Pieces, op 119BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata no 26 in E-flat major, op 81a ‘Les Adieux’

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Melbourne concert presented in association with Melbourne Festival I Sydney concert presented in association with Sydney Opera House

Appearing in Australia for the first time in over 20 years, legendary pianist Sir András Schiff performs two imaginative programs of great beauty. As always with this artist, Bach is at

the heart of everything: his ingenuity and virtuosity, as well as his deep faith and humanity, shine through the music of the famous 19th-century composers who followed in his steps.

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PROGRAM ADELAIDE BRISBANE CANBERRA MELBOURNE NEWCASTLE PERTH SYDNEY

Fantasia Thurs 8 Mar, 7:30pm In association with Adelaide Festival

Thurs 1 Mar, 7pm Steven Kinston Tribute Concert

Tues 6 Mar, 7pm Tues 27 Feb, 7pm Graeme Watson Tribute Concert

Fri 23 Feb, 7:30pm Mon 12 Mar, 7:30pm Mon 26 Feb, 7pm Charles Berg Tribute Concert

Sat 3 Mar, 7pm Sat 10 Mar, 2pm

Schumann, Kats-Chernin, JS Bach, Bruce Tues 17 Apr, 7:30pm Wed 11 Apr, 7pm Thurs 19 Apr, 7pm Sat 14 Apr, 7pm Thurs 12 Apr, 7:30pm Sat 21 Apr, 7:30pm Sat 7 Apr, 2pm

Tues 24 Apr, 7pm Mon 9 Apr, 7pm Kenneth W Tribe Tribute Concert

Bach and His World Tues 29 May, 7:30pm Thurs 31 May, 7pm (QPAC)

Thurs 24 May, 7pm Tues 22 May, 7pm Sat 19 May, 7:30pm Sat 2 Jun, 2pm

Sat 26 May, 7pm Mon 4 Jun, 7pm

Program 1 Grieg, Debussy, Chopin, Younan, Schumann Tues 10 Jul, 7:30pm Tues 24 Jul, 7pm Thurs 19 Jul, 7:30pm Sat 14 Jul, 2pm

Program 2 Rachmaninoff, Janáček, Younan, Liszt Thurs 26 Jul, 7pm Sat 28 Jul, 7pm Thurs 12 Jul, 7:30pm Mon 23 Jul, 7pm

Program 1 Beethoven, Grieg, Hindson, Falla, Monti Thurs 23 Aug, 7:30pm Tues 14 Aug, 7pm Thurs 9 Aug, 7:30pm Sat 18 Aug, 2pm

Program 2 Vitali, Franck, Ysaÿe, Hindson, Ravel Sat 11 Aug, 7pm Thurs 16 Aug, 7pm Sat 25 Aug, 7pm Tues 21 Aug, 7:30pm Mon 27 Aug, 7pm

Program 1 Haydn, Shostakovich, Beethoven Thurs 27 Sept, 7:30pm Sat 22 Sept, 7pm Thurs 4 Oct, 7:30pm Sat 6 Oct, 2pm

Program 2 Tchaikovsky, Wolf, Shostakovich Thurs 20 Sept, 7pm In association with Brisbane Festival

Tues 25 Sept, 7pm Tues 9 Oct, 7:30pm Mon 1 Oct, 7pm

Program 1 Strauss, Kerry, Brahms Wed 7 Nov, 7pm Sat 3 Nov, 7pm Sat 17 Nov, 7:30pm Sat 10 Nov, 2pm

Program 2 Prokofiev, Kerry, Ravel Mon 19 Nov, 7:30pm Thurs 15 Nov, 7pm Tues 20 Nov, 7pm Mon 5 Nov, 7:30pm Mon 12 Nov, 7pm

See page 21 Sat 20 Oct, 7pm In association with Melbourne Festival

Mon 22 Oct, 7pm In association with Sydney Opera House

AVI AVITAL & GIOCOSO STRING

QUARTET

TAFELMUSIK BAROQUE ORCHESTRA

Tour supported by the Musica Viva Amadeus Society

JOYCE YANG

SEASON CONCERT DATES


PROGRAM ADELAIDE BRISBANE CANBERRA MELBOURNE NEWCASTLE PERTH SYDNEY

Fantasia Thurs 8 Mar, 7:30pm In association with Adelaide Festival

Thurs 1 Mar, 7pm Steven Kinston Tribute Concert

Tues 6 Mar, 7pm Tues 27 Feb, 7pm Graeme Watson Tribute Concert

Fri 23 Feb, 7:30pm Mon 12 Mar, 7:30pm Mon 26 Feb, 7pm Charles Berg Tribute Concert

Sat 3 Mar, 7pm Sat 10 Mar, 2pm

Schumann, Kats-Chernin, JS Bach, Bruce Tues 17 Apr, 7:30pm Wed 11 Apr, 7pm Thurs 19 Apr, 7pm Sat 14 Apr, 7pm Thurs 12 Apr, 7:30pm Sat 21 Apr, 7:30pm Sat 7 Apr, 2pm

Tues 24 Apr, 7pm Mon 9 Apr, 7pm Kenneth W Tribe Tribute Concert

Bach and His World Tues 29 May, 7:30pm Thurs 31 May, 7pm (QPAC)

Thurs 24 May, 7pm Tues 22 May, 7pm Sat 19 May, 7:30pm Sat 2 Jun, 2pm

Sat 26 May, 7pm Mon 4 Jun, 7pm

Program 1 Grieg, Debussy, Chopin, Younan, Schumann Tues 10 Jul, 7:30pm Tues 24 Jul, 7pm Thurs 19 Jul, 7:30pm Sat 14 Jul, 2pm

Program 2 Rachmaninoff, Janáček, Younan, Liszt Thurs 26 Jul, 7pm Sat 28 Jul, 7pm Thurs 12 Jul, 7:30pm Mon 23 Jul, 7pm

Program 1 Beethoven, Grieg, Hindson, Falla, Monti Thurs 23 Aug, 7:30pm Tues 14 Aug, 7pm Thurs 9 Aug, 7:30pm Sat 18 Aug, 2pm

Program 2 Vitali, Franck, Ysaÿe, Hindson, Ravel Sat 11 Aug, 7pm Thurs 16 Aug, 7pm Sat 25 Aug, 7pm Tues 21 Aug, 7:30pm Mon 27 Aug, 7pm

Program 1 Haydn, Shostakovich, Beethoven Thurs 27 Sept, 7:30pm Sat 22 Sept, 7pm Thurs 4 Oct, 7:30pm Sat 6 Oct, 2pm

Program 2 Tchaikovsky, Wolf, Shostakovich Thurs 20 Sept, 7pm In association with Brisbane Festival

Tues 25 Sept, 7pm Tues 9 Oct, 7:30pm Mon 1 Oct, 7pm

Program 1 Strauss, Kerry, Brahms Wed 7 Nov, 7pm Sat 3 Nov, 7pm Sat 17 Nov, 7:30pm Sat 10 Nov, 2pm

Program 2 Prokofiev, Kerry, Ravel Mon 19 Nov, 7:30pm Thurs 15 Nov, 7pm Tues 20 Nov, 7pm Mon 5 Nov, 7:30pm Mon 12 Nov, 7pm

See page 21 Sat 20 Oct, 7pm In association with Melbourne Festival

Mon 22 Oct, 7pm In association with Sydney Opera House

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ADELAIDEAdelaide Town Hall 128 King William St, AdelaideHearing Aid Loop available in Stalls seating only. (Rows H – P, Seats 16 – 30)

Parking Topham Car Park is a three-minute walk from the venue. bass.net.au | 131 246

BRISBANE*Conservatorium Theatre, Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University 140 Grey St, South Brisbane

Hearing Aid Loop available in Stalls seating only (Rows K – Q, Seats 4 – 10)

Parking Located in Cultural Centre, Convention Centre and Parklands, South Brisbane. qtix.com.au | 136 246

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NEWCASTLEHarold Lobb Concert Hall Newcastle Conservatorium of Music Corner of Laman & Auckland Sts, Newcastle

Parking Free on-street parking after hours on Auckland, Gibson & Laman Sts, or a multi-level council car park is located at the end of Gibson St. ticketek.com.au | (02) 4929 1977

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Elisabeth Murdoch Hall Melbourne Recital Centre Corner of Southbank Blvd & Sturt St, Southbank

Hearing Aid Loop available in Stalls seating only.

Parking There is limited street parking in the neighbourhood. There is additional parking available at the Arts Centre and the Australian Ballet Centre. melbournerecital.com.au | (03) 9699 3333

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION*In Brisbane Bach and His World will be performed at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre. +Sir András Schiff Gala Piano Recitals will be held at Arts Centre Melbourne: Hamer Hall and Sydney Opera House Concert Hall.

For venue details, seating maps and accessibility information please visit musicaviva.com.au/venues

PERTHPerth Concert Hall 5 St Georges Terrace, Perth

Hearing Assistance System available all levels (Rows N – X, Seats 6 – 35)

Parking Located underneath Perth Concert Hall off Terrace Rd. ACROD bays on the second level. perthconcerthall.com.au | (08) 9231 9999

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CANBERRALlewellyn Hall, ANU School of Music 100 William Herbert Place, Acton

Hearing Aid Loop available, please see venue staff.

Free parking is available adjacent to the venue. ticketek.com.au | 1300 795 012

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City Recital Hall 2 Angel Place, Sydney

Hearing Aid Loop available, please enquire when booking. Note seats close to aisles are not serviced by the T-Loop.

Parking Wilson Parking at No 1 Martin Pl or 123 Pitt St. cityrecitalhall.com | (02) 8256 2222

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GOLD SUBSCRIPTION Become a Gold subscriber to enjoy all 7 concerts (or 6 in Brisbane, Canberra and Newcastle) and receive the greatest benefits.

– Save 15% on single ticket prices

– Enjoy the same seats every year

– Free exchanges on your tickets

– Receive a complimentary ticket to the Avi Avital & Giocoso String Quartet or Joyce Yang concerts (a voucher will be included in your subscription pack).

CURRENT GOLD SUBSCRIBERS To guarantee you receive the same seats as last year, renewing subscribers will need to subscribe before the priority booking period closes on 29 September 2017. After this date your current seats will be made available to other subscribers.

CHOOSE YOUR OWN PACKAGE Choose 3, 4, 5 or 6 concerts and design a subscription package to suit you. Enjoy the best seats in the house, flexible exchanges, a deferred payment option and up to 12.5% savings on single tickets.

CONCESSIONS Full-time students, means-tested Australian pensioners (Aged, Disability, Veterans’ Affairs and Supporting Parent) and Health Care Card holders are eligible to receive Musica Viva’s Concession prices. Seniors Card holders are not eligible. To claim a concession, please enclose photocopied proof of eligibility with your booking form.

UNDER 30? Save up to 50% on subscriptions if you are aged under 30. Proof of age must be supplied when booking and may be required prior to admission to each concert.

GIFT SUBSCRIPTION Give the gift of music in 2018. Gift Subscriptions can be redeemed for any Musica Viva concert in Australia: simply purchase online at musicaviva.com.au or call Patron Services on 1800 688 482. Please note: If purchased after 13 December 2017 Musica Viva cannot guarantee postal delivery before Christmas. We recommend email delivery after this date.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SINGLE TICKETS Single tickets for the 2018 International Concert Season go on sale Wednesday 8 November 2017. Tickets will be available from Musica Viva or through external ticketing agencies (further details on pages 24 and 25). Musica Viva does not charge booking or transaction fees on tickets purchased through our Box Office, either online or by phone. Tickets purchased through external ticketing agencies may incur additional charges.

Single tickets for the Sir András Schiff Gala Recitals will go on sale in 2018. Become a 2018 subscriber for an exclusive discount and the best seats.

GROUP DISCOUNTS Enjoy a 10% discount on group bookings of 10 or more people (excluding Under 30 and Concession prices). Remember that subscribing is the ultimate way to pay the lowest prices for the best seats! Group bookings are only available over the phone on 1800 688 482.


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ONLINE Subscribe securely online at musicaviva.com.au/2018

If you have not purchased tickets online through us before, you will need to register your details. An online account with Musica Viva allows you to access your subscription information, update your preferences and purchase additional tickets at any time.

(Gold subscribers please note: you cannot pay in two instalments if booking online.)

POST Complete your subscription form and return to:Musica Viva SubscriptionsPO Box 1687Strawberry HillsNSW 2012

Please note: Subscription applications posted to Musica Viva must be mailed at least two weeks prior to the date of the first concert in your package, to allow us sufficient time to process your request.

For assistance in renewing your subscription, or in selecting the best subscription package to suit you, please call Patron Services on 1800 688 482 (toll free) between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday (AEST).

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We will confirm receipt of your subscription by mail or email, allocate your tickets based on your seating preference and availability, and post them to you along with any additional information relevant to your subscription.

Gold subscribers are allocated the best seats in the house. Gold subscription seats are allocated in date order of receipt, prioritised as follows: Gold renewals without changes, Gold renewals with changes, new Gold subscribers, Under 30 Gold subscribers.

Subscribers who choose a 3, 4, 5 or 6 concert package are allocated their seats in date order of receipt.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION Tickets sold to Musica Viva performances are subject to conditions of sale. To see the full conditions, visit musicaviva.com.au/terms. By forwarding a subscription application, it is understood that you have read and accepted the full terms and conditions. If you purchase tickets on behalf of someone else, you will be deemed to have agreed to the terms on your own behalf as an agent for them.

TICKET EXCHANGES Ticket exchanges are only available for subscribers. Seating within the events you wish to exchange into is subject to availability. Tickets can be exchanged from Wednesday 8 November 2017. Simply return your ticket(s) to Musica Viva at least 48 hours before the concert.

For more information on our ticket exchange policy visit musicaviva.com.au/terms

MISPLACED TICKETS If you misplace your ticket(s) please call Patron Services on 1800 688 482. Alternatively, visit the Musica Viva VIP Desk at the venue on the day of your concert for a Ticket Replacement Voucher at no charge.

PRIVACY POLICY Your personal details will be treated confidentially in accordance with the appropriate legislation and Musica Viva’s Privacy Policy. Visit musicaviva.com.au/privacy for more information.

DISCLAIMER The information in this brochure was correct at the time of printing. Musica Viva reserves the right to alter, substitute or withdraw any advertised programs, artists and venues and to change any seating arrangements.

FURTHER ASSISTANCE If you have any questions about subscribing to Musica Viva, please call Patron Services on 1800 688 482 or email [email protected]

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INSIGHTSConcert Insights is Musica Viva’s program of pre-and post-concert events, videos and concert information designed to enhance your concert experience.

At every International Concert Season concert, Musica Viva presents a Pre-Concert Talk (45 minutes prior to each concert), as well as a selection of CD signings, ‘Meet the Artist’ events, and a variety of other interactive experiences. Event details are published in the weeks leading up to the start of each tour.

For more information visit musicaviva.com.au/insights

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City & Series Full Concession Under 30 (Best available seats)

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Prem^ A Res B Res C Res Prem^ A Res B Res C Res

Example MELBOURNE w/e 2 x $812 $1624

Gold (7 concerts) x $812 x $700 x $490 x $329 x $707 x $609 x $427 x $287 x $161

Choose 6 concerts x $723 x $609 x $432 x $291 x $630 x $525 x $378 x $249 x $144




SUBTOTAL [A] $

MUSICA VIVA SUBSCRIPTION FORMPlease complete this form and return to Musica Viva, or subscribe easily and securely online at musicaviva.com.au/2018

CONTACT DETAILS – SUBSCRIBER 1Title First name Surname

Address

Suburb State Postcode

Phone Email

CONTACT DETAILS – SUBSCRIBER 2Title First name Surname

Address

Suburb State Postcode

Phone Email

*Note, if there are more than two subscribers, please attach their details on a separate sheet.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONI wish to claim a concession and have included photocopied proof to qualify:

A. SUBSCRIPTION PACKAGES

Concession Card Holder Full-time student Under 30

MELBOURNE/SYDNEY

^ Premium available in Melbourne only

ADELAIDE/ PERTH

BRISBANE/CANBERRA

NEWCASTLE

City Full Concession Under 30 (Best available seats)

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A Res B Res C Res A Res B Res C Res

Example PERTH 2 x $595 $1190

Gold (7 concerts) x $595 x $413 x $280 x $518 x $357 x $245 x $161

Choose 6 concerts x $525 x $366 x $246 x $453 x $318 x $216 x $144




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A Res B Res C Res A Res B Res C Res

Example BRISBANE 2 x $510 $1020

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Example NEWCASTLE 2 x $492 $984

Gold (6 concerts) x $492 x $345 x $429 x $300 x $138

Choose 5 concerts x $423 x $296 x $371 x $255 x $120



SUBTOTAL [A] $

NB: In Brisbane, Tafelmusik will perform at QPAC, all other concerts will be at the Queensland Conservatorium. There will be no Tafelmusik in Newcastle, no Borodin Quartet in Canberra and no Joyce Yang in Brisbane. Subscribers in these cities are welcome to attend concerts in other cities. However, the additional ticket price will default to the price in the city where the concert will be held, not in the city of subscription.

If you have selected a subscription package other than Gold, nominate the concerts you wish to attend below:

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SEATING PREFERENCEPlease be aware that only Gold subscribers are guaranteed the same seats for every performance, every year. Please refer to the venue maps on page 24 and number your preferred seating below, 1 (most preferred) to 4 (least preferred).

City Recital Hall Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 All other venues Stalls Gallery Dress Circle Balcony

If you use a wheelchair, have hearing difficulties, or any other seating needs please indicate here:

City Total

Sydney Subscription (includes 5 Wednesday morning concerts and morning tea) x $230

Melbourne Subscription (includes 5 Tuesday morning concerts and morning tea) x $230

SUBTOTAL [C] $

C. COFFEE CONCERTS

CONCERTS SELECTION

B. SIR ANDRÁS SCHIFF GALA RECITALSAdd a Schiff Gala Recital to your subscription package for the best seats and an exclusive subscriber discount. The prices below are guaranteed for 2018 subscribers only. Gold subscribers please note we cannot guarantee your usual position in the auditorium for these concerts.

MELBOURNE/ SYDNEYVenue Date Full Concession Total

Prem A B C Prem A B C

Example: Melbourne Sat 20 Oct, 7pm 2 x $162 $324

Arts Centre Melbourne Sat 20 Oct, 7pm x $162 x $136 x $95 x $66 x $141 x $118 x $83 x $57 $

Sydney Opera House Mon 22 Oct, 7pm x $162 x $136 x $95 x $66 x $141 x $118 x $83 x $57 $

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D. SUPPORT MUSICA VIVAEvery year, Musica Viva musicians introduce the joy of music to thousands of children across Australia. Please consider adding a gift to your subscription to help us realise our vision of an Australia where every child has access to quality music.

I wish to support Musica Viva with a tax deductible donation of $

I want to support music education I want to support Musica Viva’s concert series

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Please send me more information on: Arranging a bequest gift to Musica Viva

E. GRAND TOTAL Add together subtotals ie, [A] + [B] + [C] + [D]

F. SELECT PAYMENT METHOD

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(Credit card only) I wish to pay in two equal instalments of $ . I understand that the first instalment is due now and the second will be automatically deducted from my credit card on Friday 5 January 2018.

Please select one payment method from the options below.

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G. SUBMIT YOUR ORDERPost Musica Viva, PO Box 1687, Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 Or email a scanned copy to [email protected]

If you have questions or concerns, please call Patron Services on 1800 688 482 (toll free, Mon–Fri 9am–5pm AEST)

MUSICA VIVA WILL CONFIRM RECEIPT OF YOUR ORDER BY POST OR EMAIL. THANK YOU FOR JOINING US IN 2018.

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Musica Viva is Australia’s oldest independent professional performing arts organisation. Our story began in 1945 as a chamber music organisation focused on just one ensemble. Over the years we have evolved to embrace ensemble music of all styles and genres, presenting leading Australian and international artists to concert audiences and school students across the country. Today, our activities embrace digital technologies to reach an even wider audience, and we are at the forefront of artist development – inspiring musicians and audiences alike in a shared passion for ensemble music of quality, diversity, challenge and joy.

MUSICA VIVA IN SCHOOLS Musica Viva In Schools has been setting the standard in music education since 1981. We are dedicated to ensuring all Australian children have the opportunity to experience the joy of music, and we support teachers with professional development and curriculum-linked resources.

COFFEE CONCERTS A morning concert series, presented in Sydney and Melbourne, featuring performances by leading Australian and international chamber musicians, including pre-concert tea, coffee and cake.

MUSICA VIVA FESTIVAL Presented in association with the Australian Youth Orchestra and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, our biennial chamber music festival showcases the best local and international chamber music artists in four days of concerts, talks and masterclasses. The next Festival will be held in April 2019.

HUNTINGTON ESTATE MUSIC FESTIVAL Australia’s renowned chamber music festival is held in the beautiful surrounds of the Mudgee wine region, presented by Huntington Estate Winery in association with Musica Viva.

2017 OPENING WEEKENDSat 18 Nov & Sun 19 Nov2017 HUNTINGTON ESTATE MUSIC FESTIVALWed 22 Nov to Sun 26 Nov2018 OPENING WEEKENDSat 17 Nov & Sun 18 Nov2018 HUNTINGTON ESTATE MUSIC FESTIVALWed 21 Nov to Sun 25 Nov

FUTUREMAKERS Musica Viva’s artist leadership initiative FutureMakers discovers and enables Australia’s musical leaders of tomorrow. By providing them with extensive mentoring and extraordinary opportunities, these brilliant and curious musicians are equipped with advocacy tools, entrepreneurial skills, platforms, audiences and a global network. This gives them the foundation to create new work that will shape and inspire cultural life in the 21st century.

HILDEGARD PROJECT The Hildegard Project in support of women in composition was launched in April 2015, and was made possible by generous initial funding given by Katherine Grinberg in honour of the late Adrienne Nagy and her sister Yolanda (Nagy) Daniel. Together with the Ken Tribe Fund for Australian Composition, and the support of many kind donors around Australia, Musica Viva is able to continue its proud tradition of creating new Australian work across all of its activities.

COUNTRYWIDE Musica Viva’s innovative regional touring program partners with performing arts centres, volunteer music societies and conservatoriums to deliver a range of exceptional music experiences to thousands of regional Australians each year.

MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER MUSIC COMPETITION In partnership with the Melbourne Recital Centre and the Australian National Academy of Music, Musica Viva is the presenter of the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition. The Eighth Competition will be held in July 2018. For info visit musicaviva.com.au/competition.

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Experience another side to music-making by attending one of Musica Viva’s Masterclasses in 2018. Observe talented musicians being mentored by the world’s finest chamber musicians, offering unique perspectives on music interpretation, technique and performance. Each Masterclass is conducted by artists touring as part of Musica Viva’s International Concert Season and provides students, music teachers and audiences of all ages with an entertaining and enriching learning experience.

2018 MASTERCLASSES

SABINE MEYER & ALLIAGE QUINTETTBrisbane – Wed 28 Feb Melbourne – Mon 5 MarSydney – Fri 9 Mar Perth – Sun 11 Mar

GIOCOSO STRING QUARTETSydney – Tue 10 AprPerth – Sat 21 Apr

TAFELMUSIK BAROQUE ORCHESTRAMelbourne – Mon 21 MayCanberra – Wed 23 MayAdelaide – Mon 28 MayBrisbane – Wed 30 MaySydney – Fri 1 Jun

JOYCE YANGAdelaide – Wed 11 JulSydney – Fri 13 JulPerth – Wed 18 JulMelbourne – Fri 27 Jul

RAY CHENBrisbane – Wed 8 AugNewcastle – Fri 10 AugCanberra – Fri 17 AugMelbourne – Fri 24 AugSydney – Mon 27 Aug

BORODIN QUARTETMelbourne – Wed 26 SepSydney – Wed 3 Oct

SIR ANDRÁS SCHIFFMelbourne – Fri 19 Oct

BENEDETTI ELSCHENBROICH GRYNYUK TRIOSydney – Fri 9 NovNewcastle – Sat 17 Nov

TICKETS ON SALE Wednesday 8 November 2017 at musicaviva.com.au/masterclasses

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TO 280,000 CHILDREN

TO 10,000 TEACHERS

IN EVERY STATE AND TERRITORYPlease help us give more children access to a quality music education, the impact of which will be felt for a lifetime.

Please consider including a donation with your subscription, or visit our website.

For further information, contact [email protected] or call 1300 786 186.

EVERY AUSTRALIAN CHILD DESERVES A MUSIC EDUCATION

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Perth Series Coffee Concerts

DIGITAL INNOVATION PARTNER

ARTS & HEALTH PARTNER

ACT WINE PARTNER WA WINE PARTNERSSA WINE PARTNER CHAMPAGNE PARTNER

PIANO PARTNER MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER MUSIC COMPETITION

HOTEL PARTNERS FUTUREMAKERS PARTNERS COMMISSIONS SUPPORT

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS PARTNERNATIONAL MEDIA PARTNER

NSW & QLD WINE PARTNER

Musica Viva is assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

LAW FIRM PARTNER

Musica Viva Amadeus Society

Berg Family Foundation

Julian Burnside Kim Williams AMHildegard ProjectKen Tribe Fund for Australian Composition

Principal Partner Grand Prize Partner

Musica Viva is assisted by the NSW Government through Create NSW.

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CONTACT INFORMATIONMusica Viva AustraliaACN 000 111 848ABN 94 504 497 655

Patron Tony Berg AM

Chairman Charles GrahamChief Executive Officer Mary Jo CappsArtistic Director Carl Vine AO

Web musicaviva.com.auEmail [email protected]

National Office757 Elizabeth Street Zetland NSW 2017

PO Box 1687Strawberry Hills NSW 2012Phone (02) 8394 6666

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