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WELCOMEMUSICA VIVAINTERNATIONALCONCERT SEASON 2017

2017 heralds an astonishing year of debut performances at Musica Viva, led by an amazing group on its first ever concert tour of Australia – the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. This legendary ensemble has chiselled out a unique niche in international music, and is directed on this tour by renowned solo violinist and period music specialist Rachel Podger.

Just as unique, but as different from OAE as it is possible to be, the American contemporary music group Eighth Blackbird undertakes its first Australian tour for Musica Viva. Widely applauded as the finest of its kind, ʻ8BB’ has established an enviable global reputation for its immaculate performances of repertoire that is almost entirely commissioned by the group.

Audiences from the Musica Viva Festival in 2013 will recall stunning performances by the Pacifica Quartet, also touring for us nationally for the first time this year. Two marvellous musicians who featured in the same festival two years later join the cavalcade of musical treasures for 2017 as the powerhouse cello–piano duo of Nicolas Altstaedt and Aleksandar Madžar.

The Takács Quartet returns to Australia after a five-year absence. It has toured for Musica Viva a record-breaking eight times since its formation in Budapest in 1975, making it reasonable to claim this as the most loved group in Musica Viva history. Another artist who can't appear often enough for us is the Canadian pianist Angela Hewitt, who this time brings programs constructed around Bach Partitas, as part of her continuing mission to perform the complete solo keyboard works of Bach around the world. The final ‘return’ tour for 2017 is the Sitkovetsky Trio, who made a massive impact on their debut national appearances for us in 2014.

Few activities are as engaging or rewarding as listening to the finest chamber music, and it is a rare privilege each year to be able to hand-pick a harmonious collection. It has taken literal years to assemble this particular set of artists, and to refine the perfect matching repertoire to best reflect Musica Viva's guiding principles of quality, diversity, challenge and joy.

Carl Vine AO Artistic Director

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EIGHTH BLACKBIRD NATHALIE JOACHIM flutesMICHAEL J MACCAFERRI clarinetsYVONNE LAM violin & violaNICHOLAS PHOTINOS celloMATTHEW DUVALL percussionLISA KAPLAN piano

PROGRAMMUHLY DoublespeakDESSNER Murder BalladesHARRISON New Work (World Premiere)*HEARNE By-By HueyANDRES Checkered Shade

For concert dates see page 20For concert insights visit musicaviva.com.au/Blackbird Tour supported by the Musica Viva Amadeus Society*Commissioned for Musica Viva Australia with support from Geoff Stearn and the Hildegard ProjectPerth concert presented in association with Perth International Arts FestivalAdelaide concert presented in association with Adelaide Festival

Concerts by Eighth Blackbird celebrate the joy of the new. The closest thing classical music has to a rock band, this ensemble – described by the LA Times as a collection of ‘supermusicians’ – revels in the work of living composers, played with love, virtuosity and enjoyment.Composer Nico Muhly wanted to write for Eighth Blackbird ‘the most fun piece possible’; Doublespeak was created for a festival honouring Philip Glass, and toys wittily with his familiar minimalist soundworld. Bryce Dessner (from indie pop band The National) weaves folk music and grisly murder ballad traditions into an enthralling contemporary pondering of violence and American identity. Holly Harrison, from western Sydney, is a bright new star in the Australian composition sky. Winner of numerous international prizes for her strikingly imaginative works, she has been commissioned by Geoff Stearn and Musica Viva’s Hildegard Project to create new music for this tour. Ted Hearne’s amazing, intense work By-By Huey was inspired by painter Robert Arneson’s portrait of the man who killed a co-founder of the Black Panther Party; when self-destruction is the theme, the music tends to get wild… Checkered Shade is Timo Andres’ extraordinary response to the finely detailed work of artists Astrid Bowlby and Edward Gorey: he describes it as ‘a gradual zoom outward’ that coalesces to a delicately serene chorale.

"PROFESSIONALISM ANDPROFICIENCY AMPLIFIED BY THAT INDEFINABLE X FACTOR, CHARISMA” NEW YORK TIMES

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ANGELAHEWITT

“EXQUISITE AND DRAMATIC…AT ONCE FINELY THOUGHT-OUT AND EXALTING” THE SUNDAY TIMES

Angela Hewitt is acclaimed as one of the world’s great pianists, especially adored for her interpretations of Johann Sebastian Bach and like-minded composers, where her delight in intricate filigree finds greatest room for expression. Everything about her approach to playing music – rigorous research, faultless technique, emotional openness – serves to highlight the innate beauty in each work she plays. For the first of her 2017 tour programs, the dancing counterpoint of Bach’s partitas makes a natural connection to the miniature delicacies of Scarlatti sonatas, and to the Baroque inspirations behind two exquisite French works. The breathtakingly tricky toccata which concludes Ravel’s Sonatine requires a pianist of tremendous ability – the composer himself was too afraid to record it! Chabrier’s whimsical, 19th-century take on a Baroque dance form makes his Bourrée fantasque a joy: rhythmical, clever, and utterly French.

The second program offers the pleasure of exploring the musical lineage between teachers and students. Beethoven knew, played and loved the Preludes and Fugues of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier, at a time when that late master’s music was considered old-fashioned. Recognising a true genius, Beethoven referred to Bach as the Father of Harmony; and made a respectful pun on the German meaning of Bach (brook), calling him ‘not a brook but an ocean’. Beethoven’s Classical, clear-textured F minor Sonata is dedicated to a real-life mentor rather than a historical one: his sometime teacher Joseph Haydn. And in turn, the dedicatee of the famous ‘Moonlight’ Sonata was Beethoven’s own pupil, the Austrian countess and famous beauty Giulietta Guicciardi. Angela Hewitt’s fleet fingers seem perfectly formed both for its eternally beloved slow movement, and for the quicksilver drama of its thrilling finale.

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PROGRAM ONEBRISBANE, MELBOURNE WEEKDAY, NEWCASTLE, PERTH, SYDNEY WEEKDAYJS BACH Partita no 1 in B-flat major, BWV825Partita no 4 in D major, BWV828SCARLATTI Sonatas [selection]RAVEL SonatineCHABRIER Bourrée fantasque

PROGRAM TWOADELAIDE, CANBERRA, MELBOURNE WEEKEND, SYDNEY WEEKENDJS BACH Partita no 2 in C minor, BWV826BEETHOVEN Sonata in F minor, op 2 no 1JS BACH Partita no 4 in D major, BWV828BEETHOVEN Sonata in C-sharp minor, op 27 no 2 ‘Moonlight’

For concert dates see page 20For concert insights visit musicaviva.com.au/Hewitt

Sydney Weekday Concert: Charles Berg Tribute Concert Brisbane Concert: Steven Kinston Tribute Concert

8 – 27 MAY


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Exhilarating, exuberant, virtuosic: the Pacifica Quartet has won hearts around the world for its passionate performances. Treading that miraculous line between naked emotion and scrupulous musicianship, a concert with the Pacificas becomes an engrossing sensory experience for the audience. Such intensity throws a brilliant light onto the pure, architectural beauty of a cherished Haydn quartet. Mendelssohn’s magnificent first string quartet shows its teenage composer’s obsession with Beethoven – whose final quartet is the centrepiece of Program 2. The heart-on-sleeve, melodic riches of these two early Romantic geniuses are natural territory for these performers. Although it’s only a little over a decade old, the second quartet by master Australian composer Nigel Westlake fits perfectly in this context, offering players and listeners an enticing palette of lyricism and rhythm. Shostakovich holds a special place in the life of the Pacifica Quartet. Their recordings of all of his quartet works have few rivals; and their visionary performances of his complete quartet cycle in London's Wigmore Hall were unanimously hailed as outstanding. Shostakovich’s Quartet no 3 reflects the dark days of the USSR, veering between tragedy and satire in music that leaves no listener unmoved.

PACIFICA“…NOTHING SHORT OF PHENOMENAL ” THE TELEGRAPH, UK

PACIFICA QUARTETSIMIN GANATRA violinSIBBI BERNHARDSSON violinMASUMI PER ROSTAD violaBRANDON VAMOS cello

PROGRAM ONECANBERRA, MELBOURNE WEEKDAY, PERTH, SYDNEY WEEKDAYHAYDN String Quartet in G major, op 76 no 1WESTLAKE String Quartet no 2* MENDELSSOHN String Quartet in A minor, op 13

PROGRAM TWO ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE WEEKEND, NEWCASTLE, SYDNEY WEEKENDWESTLAKE String Quartet no 2*BEETHOVEN String Quartet no 16, op 135SHOSTAKOVICH String Quartet no 3, op 73

For concert dates see page 20For concert insights visit musicaviva.com.au/Pacifica

*Commissioned for Musica Viva Australia by the late Kenneth W Tribe


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Three young virtuosi with countless solo prizes and achievements to their names: together, the music-making of the Sitkovetsky Trio is little short of miraculous. In their hands the piano trio becomes a miniature orchestra, making huge worlds of colour and texture from their personal, intimate musical format. Pianist Wu Qian and violinist Alexander Sitkovetsky met as students at the Menuhin School; cellist Danjulo Ishizaka comes from the finest German tradition. There is something utterly gorgeous about their performances: so vivid, it’s as though they are sharing their freshest, most delighted first impressions with their listeners. Following the ecstatic audience response to their 2014 debut tour for Musica Viva, the Trio was immediately invited to return. Rachmaninoff’s Trio élégiaque no 1, written while still studying with Tchaikovsky, has glimpses of that composer throughout. Its decidedly Russian flavour finds a cousin in Shostakovich’s second trio, which likewise reflects on mortality, from its ghostly opening cello solo through to the emotionally wrenching danse macabre of the finale.

Australian composer Lachlan Skipworth drew on his studies in Japan when creating his Piano Trio. Taking inspiration from a shakuhachi melody known as Pounding Wave, the Trio grows organically through its three movements, moving ever forward with the ‘relentless power of the ocean’. This program progresses from darkness to light. Mendelssohn's Trio, although in the usually gloomy key of D minor, stands alongside his Octet as one of his most captivating works. Concluding with one of the showiest, most dazzling, life-affirming finales in the repertoire, it makes a perfect end to a thoroughly uplifting concert.

“COMPELLING… WITH A PALPABLE SENSE OF ELATION”

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SITKOVETSKY TRIOALEXANDER SITKOVETSKY violinDANJULO ISHIZAKA celloWU QIAN piano

PROGRAMRACHMANINOFF Trio élégiaque no 1SHOSTAKOVICH Piano Trio no 2, op 67SKIPWORTH Piano Trio*MENDELSSOHN Piano Trio no 1, op 49

For concert dates see page 20For concert insights visit musicaviva.com.au/Sitkovetsky


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6 – 24 JULY

Sydney Weekday Concert: Kenneth W Tribe Tribute Concert

*Commissioned for Musica Viva Australia by Julian Burnside AO QCBrisbane concert presented in association with Queensland Music Festival

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“COMMITMENT, PRECISION, AND SPARKLE” THE BOSTON GLOBE

TAKÁCS QUARTETEDWARD DUSINBERRE violinKÁROLY SCHRANZ violinGERALDINE WALTHER violaANDRÁS FEJÉR cello

PROGRAM ONECANBERRA, PERTH, MELBOURNE WEEKEND, NEWCASTLE, SYDNEY WEEKDAYHAYDN String Quartet in D minor, op 76 no 2 ‘Fifths’VINE String Quartet no 6 (World Premiere)* BEETHOVEN String Quartet no 12, op 127

PROGRAM TWOADELAIDE, BRISBANE, MELBOURNE WEEKDAY, SYDNEY WEEKEND HAYDN String Quartet in D major, op 76 no 5 ‘Largo’ VINE String Quartet No 6 (World Premiere)* DVOŘÁK String Quartet no 14, op 105

For concert dates see page 20For concert insights visit musicaviva.com.au/Takacs


*This work was commissioned for Musica Viva Australia with support from Michael and Frédérique Katz, The Seattle Commissioning Club, and Carnegie Hall.

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The Takács Quartet has made eight previous tours for Musica Viva. The secret behind the enduring love affair between this world-renowned ensemble and its Australian public is both the simplest and the hardest thing about chamber music: the interplay between four very different creative personalities as they meld their sound into an amazing unity.

Their concerts glow with warmth and friendship, a mutual affection and happiness whose effects reach far out into the auditorium. One of the top quartets in the business, it’s a given that their performances are of the highest quality. They enjoy a challenge and relish getting their teeth into demanding repertoire. And they take their listeners with them, pleased to pause for a moment to explain stories behind the music, and to make it an enjoyable, shared experience for everyone in the room.

Haydn’s op 76 was his final complete chamber music collection, and he threw at it everything he had learned about string quartets in his long and glorious career. Beethoven’s op 127 is also a late work, gentler and more introverted than the violent storms of his earlier ‘heroic’ period. Dvořàk’s Quartet no 14 is his very last purely chamber piece, whose joyous Czech folk elements bring out a delicious zest in the open-hearted Takács playing style.

Carl Vine won’t say if the placement of his brand new work in programs full of late ones engenders a certain nervousness. But it is a fitting position for a composer of his established international reputation, and for one with such a long personal friendship with the musicians on stage. The genesis of this world premiere is a neat emblem of chamber music itself - composer and performers sharing ideas with the audience through mutual love of the artform.

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NICOLAS ALTSTAEDT cello ALEKSANDAR MADŽAR piano

PROGRAM ONE ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE WEEKDAY, PERTH, SYDNEY WEEKDAYDEBUSSY Cello SonataBOULANGER Three Pieces for cello and pianoBARBER Cello Sonata, op 6JANKOWSKI New Work (World Premiere)* SHOSTAKOVICH Cello Sonata, op 40

PROGRAM TWO BRISBANE, CANBERRA, NEWCASTLE, MELBOURNE WEEKEND, SYDNEY WEEKENDDEBUSSY Cello SonataBOULANGER Three Pieces for cello and pianoBRITTEN Cello Sonata, op 65JANKOWSKI New Work (World Premiere)* BRAHMS Cello Sonata no 2, op 99

For concert dates see page 20For concert insights visit musicaviva.com.au/Nicolas

"THE REAL FIRE-WORKS BEGANWITH NICOLAS ALTSTAEDT" THE BOSTON GLOBE

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Two brilliant adventurers set out across an enthralling musical landscape when Nicolas Altstaedt and Aleksandar Madžar step onto the stage. This is how great artists play: with imagination, with attention to style, with flexibility of technique, and above all a great sense of being in love with the music. As a result, every recital feels fresh and exciting, glowing with the thrill of discovery. ‘How will we play this work today?’

Nicolas Altstaedt is a leading light of his generation, with a diverse career that encompasses orchestral concertos, artistic direction, festival programming, and of course chamber music (usually the bit that all musicians like best!). Aleksandar Madžar is no less accomplished, as a busy soloist, teacher and a particularly sought-after chamber music colleague.

The tour repertoire chosen by this intrepid duo offers a delicious survey of cello sonatas. Brahms’s second

sonata, the earliest music on the program, served in varying degrees as inspiration for all the others. Debussy’s Cello Sonata was a late work, written in difficult days; its satisfied composer mused on the ‘power of the right chord in the right place’. Nadia Boulanger’s Three Pieces give a tantalising, attractive glimpse of a composer more renowned for teaching. Possibly the only well-known American not to study with her was Samuel Barber, whose Sonata cellists love to play because ‘it lets the cello sing.’ Shostakovich’s Sonata is a relatively early piece, composed after he had broken up with his wife but before he married her again, which perhaps explains its extraordinary emotional journey. And a little homage to Shostakovich (a four-note motif based on his initials) sneaks its way into the Sonata by Britten. Taking us up to the present day is a new work from a young Australian composer, who happens to be a cellist as well: Adelaide’s Jakub Jankowski.

"MADŽAR SHOWEDUS HIS GIFT FOR MAKING THE PIANO SING" SEEN AND HEARD


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Britain’s most revolutionary orchestra makes its first, widely anticipated full tour of Australia in 2017, for Musica Viva. Formed 30 years ago by a democratic group of period instrument specialists, it continues to break new ground in what it means to be an orchestra, creating concerts where brilliant execution is matched onstage by gleeful enjoyment. In this case, the Orchestra is a band of 20 expert musicians, playing on authentic instruments including two Classical-era oboes and ‘natural’ horns as well as strings, led by the acclaimed violinist Rachel Podger. One of the best-known and universally respected players in her field, Rachel is most familiar to Australian listeners through her countless beautiful recordings of early music.The wonderful, forward-looking, revolutionary epoch which gives the Orchestra its name is brought to enchanting life through heavenly violin concertos by Mozart, and a sparkling sinfonia by his teacher Johann Christian Bach (the ‘London’ Bach). The Age of Enlightenment spanned the full length of the 18th century: a catch-all title for a European burst of interest in experimentation, clarity, and reason. Haydn’s Symphony no 36 sets the tone perfectly, as the epitome of grace – not least in a ravishing slow movement which is practically a tiny violin concerto in itself. Lovers of chamber music adore the OAE as a kind of supersized chamber ensemble. Each player brings a soloistic level of talent and engagement to a greater whole – and the effect is unforgettable!

ORCHESTRA OF THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENTRACHEL PODGER director and violin

PROGRAMHAYDN Symphony no 36 in E-flat majorMOZART Violin Concerto no 1 in B-flat major, K207JC BACH Symphony in G minor, op 6 no 6MOZART Violin Concerto no 5 in A major, K219

For concert dates see page 20For concert insights visit musicaviva.com.au/Orchestra

Tour supported by the Musica Viva Amadeus Society Melbourne Weekend Concert: Paul Morawetz Tribute ConcertBrisbane Concert presented in association with Camerata of St John's

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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.

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HOLLY HARRISON

Holly Harrison has been commissioned by Geoff Stearn and Musica Viva’s Hildegard Project to create a new work for Eighth Blackbird, ideal interpreters for Holly’s imaginative musical vernacular which melds the visceral fervour of rock and jazz with a keen interest in rhythm, humour and the literature of Lewis Carroll. In 2015 Holly worked on pieces for Ensemble Offspring, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra Fellows, Sydney Youth Orchestras, Orchestra of the 21st Century (RKST21), Orkest de Ereprijs and Het Gelders Orkest, and was Composer in Residence at Prairiewood High School in Sydney’s south west.

NIGEL WESTLAKE

Nigel Westlake’s second string quartet was dedicated to its commissioner, the late Kenneth Tribe AC, a visionary figure in the Australian cultural landscape, and former Artistic Director of Musica Viva. Premiered by the Goldner String Quartet in 2005, the work makes a welcome return for the 2017 season as part of the Pacifica Quartet’s national tour. Nigel is one of Australia’s favourite composers, rising to international prominence as a composer for screen and film, with credits including Miss Potter, both of the Babe movies, Paper Planes and Imax films such as Antarctica and Solarmax. He was Composer-in-Residence for the 2012 Australian Festival of Chamber Music. His musical tribute to his son, Missa solis: Requiem for Eli, was winner of the 2013 Paul Lowin Prize, the 2011 Limelight Award for Best New Composition, and Orchestral Work of the Year at the 2012 APRA/AMC Art Music Awards.

LACHLAN SKIPWORTH

Perth’s Lachlan Skipworth is currently Composer-in-Residence with West Australian Symphony Orchestra. His individual and highly personal compositional language is coloured by three years spent in Japan, where his immersion in the study of the shakuhachi bamboo flute inevitably became part of his muse. Lachlan’s shakuhachi-inspired Piano Trio was commissioned by Julian Burnside AO QC for performance at the 2015 Musica Viva Festival, and will make its International Concert Season debut in 2017 in the hands of the remarkable Sitkovetsky Trio.

CARL VINE AOCarl Vine is one of Australia's best known and most frequently performed composers, with a catalogue including seven symphonies, eleven concertos, music for film, television, dance and theatre, electronic music and numerous chamber works. His most recent commissions include Five Hallucinations for the Chicago and Sydney Symphony Orchestras, and Wonders for Sydney Philharmonia Choirs. Carl has been Artistic Director of Musica Viva Australia since 2000, and was commissioned by the outgoing Chairman of Musica Viva, Michael Katz together with his wife Frédérique, to compose String Quartet no 6 for the 2017 concert tour of the Takács Quartet. The commission is also supported by The Seattle Commissioning Club and Carnegie Hall.

JAKUB JANKOWSKIJakub Jankowski is a young Adelaide-based composer. He holds a Bachelor of Music with Honours in Composition from the Elder Conservatorium of Music, where he has studied with Charles Bodman-Rae, Graeme Koehne, John Polglase and David Harris. In May 2015, Jakub’s double concerto Ritual, for two cellos and string orchestra, was featured in performance at Elder Hall, Adelaide. In 2014 he was the recipient of the South Australian Accompanists’ Guild’s Composition Award. His new cello sonata, commissioned for cellist Nicolas Altstaedt and pianist Aleksandar Madžar, is supported by the Australian Executor Trustees Community Program and Adelaide Commissioning Circle of donors.



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PRE- AND POST-CONCERT EVENTSThroughout 2017 Musica Viva will present a selection of Pre-Concert Talks, CD signings, Meet the Artists, and a variety of other interactive events and experiences nationally for each tour. Event details will be published online in the weeks leading up to the start of each tour. Visit musicaviva.com.au/Insights

Associations and Tributes:1. Tour supported by the Musica Viva Amadeus Society2. Perth Concert presented in association with Perth International Arts Festival3. Adelaide Concert presented in association with Adelaide Festival4. Sydney Weekday Concert: Charles Berg Tribute Concert 5. Brisbane Concert: Steven Kinston Tribute Concert 6. Brisbane Concert presented in association with Queensland Music Festival7. Sydney Weekday Concert: Kenneth W Tribe Tribute Concert 8. Melbourne Weekday Concert: Graeme Watson Tribute Concert 9. Brisbane Concert presented in association with Brisbane Festival10. Tour supported by the Musica Viva Amadeus Society 11. Melbourne Weekend Concert: Paul Morawetz Tribute Concert12. Brisbane Concert presented in association with Camerata of St John's

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PROGRAM ADELAIDE BRISBANE CANBERRA MELBOURNE NEWCASTLE PERTH SYDNEY

Muhly, Dessner, Harrison, Hearne, Andres Thurs 9 Mar, 7:30pm3 Tues 7 Mar, 7pm Thurs 23 Feb, 7pm Tues 28 Feb, 7pm

Sat 4 Mar, 7pm

Thurs 2 Mar, 7:30pm Mon 20 Feb, 7:30pm 2 Sat 25 Feb, 2pm

Mon 27 Feb, 7pm

Program 1 JS Bach, Scarlatti, Ravel, Chabrier Wed 10 May, 7pm5 Tues 16 May, 7pm Thurs 18 May, 7:30pm Tues 23 May, 7:30pm Mon 8 May, 7pm4

Program 2 JS Bach, Beethoven Thurs 25 May, 7:30pm Thurs 11 May, 7pm Sat 20 May, 7pm Sat 27 May, 2pm

Program 1 Haydn, Westlake, Mendelssohn Tues 20 Jun, 7pm Tues 13 Jun, 7pm Sun 11 Jun, 7:30pm Mon 26 Jun, 7pm

Program 2 Westlake, Beethoven, Shostakovich Thurs 15 Jun, 7:30pm Sat 17 Jun, 7pm Thurs 22 Jun, 7:30pm Sat 24 Jun, 2pm

Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich, Skipworth, Mendelssohn Thurs 13 Jul, 7:30pm Thurs 6 Jul, 7pm6 Sat 8 Jul, 7pm

Tues 18 Jul, 7pm

Thurs 20 Jul, 7:30pm Tues 11 Jul, 7:30pm Sat 15 Jul, 2pm

Mon 24 Jul, 7pm7

Program 1 Haydn, Vine, Beethoven Thurs 24 Aug, 7pm Sat 12 Aug, 7pm Sat 26 Aug, 7:30pm Thurs 10 Aug, 7:30pm Mon 28 Aug, 7pm

Program 2 Haydn, Vine, Dvořák Thurs 17 Aug, 7:30pm Tues 15 Aug, 7pm Tues 22 Aug, 7pm Sat 19 Aug, 2pm

Program 1 Debussy, Boulanger, Barber, Jankowski, Shostakovich Thurs 21 Sept, 7:30pm Tues 19 Sept, 7pm8 Sat 30 Sept, 7:30pm Mon 11 Sept, 7pm

Program 2 Debussy, Boulanger, Britten, Jankowski, Brahms Wed 27 Sept, 7pm9 Thurs 14 Sept, 7pm Sat 23 Sept, 7pm Thurs 28 Sept, 7:30pm Sat 16 Sept, 2pm

Haydn, Mozart, JC Bach Thurs 9 Nov, 7:30pm Sun 19 Nov, 3pm12 Thurs 16 Nov, 7pm Tues 14 Nov, 7pm

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Mon 13 Nov, 7pm

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

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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 multi-level council car park is located at the end of Gibson St. ticketek.com.au | (02) 4929 1977

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MELBOURNEElisabeth 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 Australian Ballet Centre. melbournerecital.com.au | (03) 9699 3333

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION*In Brisbane the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment will be performing at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre. For venue information and seating maps please visit musicaviva.com.au/venues

For further information about all venues and accessibility, 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 the 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

SYDNEYCity 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

VENUE INFORMATION

STAGE

LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1

WEEKDAY

LEVEL 3

WEEKEND

STAGE

LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1



ONLINE

Subscribe securely online at musicaviva.com.au/2017

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 Subscriptions PO Box 1687 Strawberry Hills NSW 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).

CHOOSE YOURSUBSCRIPTION

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

SINGLE TICKETSTickets for Eighth Blackbird will be released on 29 November 2016. All other single tickets go on sale on Tuesday 10 January 2017. Tickets can be purchased through Musica Viva or the relevant concert venue (see details on pages 22 and 23). Tickets purchased through Musica Viva will incur no additional booking or transaction fees. Tickets booked through venues or agencies may incur additional fees.

GROUP DISCOUNTSEnjoy 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.

SUBSCRIBING

IS EASY!

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 Tuesday 10

January 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]

GOLD SUBSCRIPTIONBecome 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 Pacifica Quartet or Sitkovetsky Trio concerts (a voucher will be included in your subscription pack).

CURRENT GOLD SUBSCRIBERSTo guarantee you receive the same seats as last year, renewing subscribers will need to subscribe before the priority booking period closes on 7 October 2016. After this date your current seats will be made available to other subscribers.

CHOOSE YOUR OWN PACKAGEChoose 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.

CONCESSIONSFull-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?Receive up to a 50% discount 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 2017. 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 14 December 2016, Musica Viva cannot guarantee postal delivery before Christmas. We recommend email delivery after this date.



Returning in April 2017, the Musica Viva Festival is Australia’s only metropolitan festival of chamber music, held in Sydney every second year. Produced in collaboration with the Australian Youth Orchestra, the festival is a celebration of the artform for both connoisseurs and curious newcomers alike. It offers a stage for the world’s music greats and Australia’s up-and-coming stars.

FESTIVAL ARTISTS INCLUDEZUKERMAN TRIO LAMBERT ORKISAMY DICKSONELIAS STRING QUARTETGOLDNER STRING QUARTETARCADIA WINDS

The Festival has a rich history of delving deeper into the music and offering audiences insight into the world of chamber musicians, composers and music makers

through a program of masterclasses, talks, AYO concerts, demonstrations and Family Fun activities. Our website will have a full schedule of daily experiences to assist with planning your days with us.

For more information and to book tickets visit musicaviva.com.au/Festival

SUBSCRIBERSBook a Premium Festival subscription with your International Concert Season and receive a 10% discount! Visit musicaviva.com.au/Festival and subscribe easily and securely online.Single tickets to main-stage concerts, the Masterclass with Pinchas Zukerman and the Family Fun activities go on sale on 10 January 2017 from musicaviva.com.au/Festival


MUSICA VIVAFESTIVAL

2017 20 – 23 APRIL

SYDNEY CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSICmusicaviva.com.au/Festival

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

Total

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

Example MELBOURNE w/e 2 x $798 $1596

Gold (7 concerts) x $798 x $686 x $476 x $322 x $693 x $595 x $413 x $280 x $161

Choose 6 concerts x $711 x $597 x $420 x $285 x $618 x $522 x $366 x $243 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/2017

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

ADELAIDE/ PERTH

BRISBANE/CANBERRA

NEWCASTLE

City Full Concession Under 30 (Best available seats)

Total

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

Example PERTH 2 x $574 $1148Gold (7 concerts) x $574 x $399 x $266 x $504 x $343 x $231 x $161

Choose 6 concerts x $507 x $354 x $234 x $441 x $306 x $204 x $144




SUBTOTAL [A] $


Total

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

Example BRISBANE 2 x $492 $984Gold (6 concerts) x $492 x $342 x $228 x $432 x $294 x $198 x $138




SUBTOTAL [A] $


Total

A Res B Res A Res B Res

Example NEWCASTLE 2 x $477 $954

Gold (6 concerts) x $477 x $333 x $417 x $288 x $138

Choose 5 concerts x $410 x $286 x $360 x $247 x $120



SUBTOTAL [A] $

NB: In Brisbane, 1 subscription concert will be held at QPAC, and 5 concerts at the Queensland Conservatorium. There will be no Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment in Newcastle, no Sitkovetsky Trio in Canberra and no Pacifica Quartet 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.

^ Premium available in Melbourne only


MORE ONMUSICA VIVA

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.COFFEE CONCERTSA 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 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.MUSICA VIVA FESTIVALOur biennial chamber music festival showcases the best local and international chamber music artists in four days of concerts, talks and masterclasses.HUNTINGTON ESTATE MUSIC FESTIVALAustralia’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.2016 Opening Weekend Sat 19 Nov & Sun 20 Nov2016 Huntington Estate Music Festival Wed 23 Nov to Sun 27 Nov2017 Opening Weekend Sat 18 & Sun 19 Nov2017 Huntington Estate Music Festival Wed 22 Nov to Sun 26 Nov

MUSICA VIVA FUTUREMAKERSFutureMakers is Musica Viva’s groundbreaking artist development initiative. Through two years of intense, experiential learning, it empowers the most brilliant young Australian musicians to become our next generation leaders, and creates new models and possibilities for 21stcentury chamber music.COUNTRYWIDEMusica Viva’s innovative regional touring program partners with performing arts centres, volunteer music societies and conservatoria to deliver a range of exceptional music experiences to 11,000 regional Australians each year.MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER MUSIC COMPETITIONSIn partnership with the Melbourne Recital Centre and the Australian National Academy of Music, Musica Viva is the presenter of the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competitions. The Eighth Competition will be held in 2018.

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

Concert Date

Example Eighth Blackbird Mon 20 Feb, 7:30pm

1 2 3 4 5 6

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 22 and number your preferred seating below, 1 (most preferred) to 4 (least preferred).

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 (for City Recital Hall)

Stalls Gallery Dress Circle Balcony (all other venues)

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 $225

Melbourne Subscription (includes 5 Tuesday morning concerts and morning tea) x $225

SUBTOTAL [B] $

B. COFFEE CONCERTS

C. MUSICA VIVA FESTIVAL: CHOOSE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION

CONCERTS SELECTION

PREMIUM PACKAGES

(ALL 6 CONCERTS)Standard Price 2017 ICS or Coffee Concerts Subscriber

Total

Full Conc Full Conc

A-reserve only x $550 x $480 x $520 x $450

SUBTOTAL [C] $

MULTI-PACK PRICESA Reserve B Reserve Total

Full Conc Full Conc

1 Thursday 20 April, 7:30pm x $92 x $81 x $61 x $54

2 Friday 21 April, 7:30pm x $92 x $81 x $61 x $54

3 Saturday 22 April, 2pm x $92 x $81 x $61 x $54

4 Saturday 22 April, 7:30pm x $92 x $81 x $61 x $54

5 Sunday 23 April, 11:30am x $92 x $81 x $61 x $54

6 Sunday 23 April, 4:30pm x $92 x $81 x $61 x $54

SUBTOTAL [C] $

OR Choose your own Multi-pack subscription – at least three concerts must be selected to receive a subscriber’s discount:

D. SUPPORT MUSICA VIVA

Every 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

I want to support the Musica Viva Festival (with a gift of $1000 or more you become a Festival Friend and will receive an exclusive preview of the Festival with Carl Vine, attend exclusive receptions with artists, enjoy interval drinks at concerts and are an integral part of the Festival).

SUBTOTAL [D] $

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

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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 6 January 2017.

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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 2017.

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Attend a Musica Viva Masterclass and witness talented young music students being mentored by the world’s finest chamber musicians. Each Masterclass is conducted by artists touring nationally as part of Musica Viva’s International Concert Season and offers unique perspectives on music interpretation, technique and performance. The Masterclass program provides students, music teachers and audiences of all ages with an entertaining and enriching learning experience.

For details on the masterclasses happening in your city visit musicaviva.com.au/masterclasses

WITH YOUR SUPPORT, OUR PASSION FOR MAKING MUSIC COMES TO LIFE.For further information, contact [email protected] or call 1300 786 186

Please consider a donation when subscribing, or visit our website to make a gift now: musicaviva.com.au/donatenow

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

Patron Tony Berg AMChairman Charles GrahamChief Executive Officer Mary Jo CappsArtistic Director Carl Vine AOWeb musicaviva.com.auEmail [email protected]

National Office120 Chalmers StreetSurry Hills NSW 2010PO Box 1687Strawberry Hills NSW 2012Phone (02) 8394 6666Patron Services Phone 1800 688 482 (toll free)Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm AEST

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