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Australian Chamber Orchestra & The Hilliard Ensemble
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Australian Chamber Orchestra (Helena Rathbone Lead Violin) with The Hilliard
Ensemble. White Hat refards The Hilliard Ensemble to be one of the finest male
vocal ensembles in the world. Their attention to tuning and chording in Medieval
and Renaissance music gives it a 'ring' not heard in ensembles who stick to
compromise of the equal temperament of the keyboard. This attention to ensemble
tuning also pays dividends in contemporary music. This promises to be a special
concert.
- Elgar
Serenade for strings
- Sheryngham Ah, gentle Jesu
- Raskatov Obikhod
(Australian Premiere)
- Pärt Most Holy Mother of God
- Gregorian Chant Veni Creator
Spiritus
- Anon (French Medieval) Veni Creator Spiritus
- Edwards Veni Creator
Spiritus
- Arensky Variations on a theme by Tchaikovsky
8pm, Saturday 10th March 2012,
Llewellyn Hall, ANU, Canberra
2pm, Sunday 11th March 2012, Sydney Opera House, Sydney
8pm, Monday 12th March 2012, QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane
8pm, Tuesday 13th March 2012,
Adelaide Town Hall, Adelaide
7pm, Sat 17 Mar; 8pm 20 Mar; 7pm 21 Mar 2012
City Recital Hall Angel Place, Sydney
2.30pm, 18th March: 8pm 19th March 2012,
Melbourne Town Hall, Melbourne
7.30pm, Thursday 22nd March 2012, Wollongong Town Hall,
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Buy tickets direct from ACO
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Amarcord
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White Hat suggests that if you want to become a world class a capella ensemble,
a good tsarting point is growing up singing Bach as boy sopranos in the Leipzig
church where Bach himself presided. Since that time Amacord have gone on to be
regarded as one of the finest male vocal ensembles in the world.
The Singing Club – Four Centuries of Song Renaissance madrigals, part-songs
by Schubert,
Schumann,
Elgar,
Dvorák,
Grieg and others, alongside folk songs
from around the world.
7.30pm, Tuesday 17th July 2012,
Perth Concert Hall,
Perth
7.30pm, Thursday 19th July 2012,
Adelaide Town Hall, Adelaide
2pm, Saturday 21st July 2012,
City Recital Hall, Angel
Place, Sydney
7pm, Tuesday 24th July 2012,
Llewellyn Hall, ANU
School of Music, Canberra
8pm ,Thursday 26th July 2012, Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre,
Melbourne |
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Enquiries & bookings: 1800 688 482 |
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Melbourne Town Hall Proms - Enigma Variations
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The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra with Christopher Seaman (conductor), Radovan
Vlatkovic (horn) and Oystein Baadsvik tuba.
This concert celbrates the tenth anniversary of the Melbourne International
Festival of Brass and two of the world’s great brass soloists join the MSO.
Framing the classic concertos for the horn and tuba are the brilliant,
folksong-inspired orchestral variations by Kodály and the stirring Enigma
Variations by Elgar. The Enigma is a particularly appropriate choice because of
the starring and virtuosic role Elgar assigns teh brass in his masterly
orchestration.Presented in collaboration with the Melbourne International
Festival of Brass.
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Melbourne Town Hall
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7.30pm, Friday 28th September 2012 |
Bookings through Ticketmaster: 1300 72 30 38 |
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