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SUMMARY:Melba Hall Lunch Hour Concert Series: Trio Anima Mundi
DESCRIPTION:Trio Anima Mundi – Piano Trio Archaeology\nInternational award-winning ensemble Trio Anima Mundi present two dynamic works from their ongoing Piano Trio Archaeology findings. Rebecca Clarke’s Piano Trio (1921) is striking in its evocative harmonies and energetic rhythms. Carl Reissiger’s Op.25 Piano Trio is the first of 28 ‘jewel-like’ works he penned for this genre\, grand and spectacular in its virtuosic Romanticism. \nTrio Anima Mundi\nKenji Fujimura\, piano; Rochelle Ughetti\, violin; Noella Yan\, cello \nInternational award-winning Trio Anima Mundi is one of Australia’s best-known chamber groups. Founded in 2008 initially to give back to society through fundraising performance activities – and hence the name of the group – Trio Anima Mundi has expanded its scope to give back through other means\, such as the preservation of cultural heritage. It has become renowned for its ‘Piano Trio Archaeology’ – the unearthing and performing forgotten works – and presenting these ‘findings’ alongside masterpieces of the piano trio genre and freshly-minted contemporary compositions. \nPraised as a “trio of vitality\, charm and aplomb” (The Age)\, the Trio’s members – Kenji Fujimura (piano)\, Rochelle Ughetti (violin)\, and Noella Yan (cello) – are seasoned performers and have gained a reputation for their sumptuous sonorities\, immaculate ensemble\, and masterly interpretation. \nMonday\, 26 Feb 2024 1:10 PM – 2:00 PM AEDT \nMelba Hall\, University of Melbourne\, Parkville \nTICKETS: Free
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/melba-hall-lunch-hour-concert-series-trio-anima-mundi/
LOCATION:Melba Hall
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SUMMARY:Faculty of Fine Arts and Music: The Magic Flute
DESCRIPTION:Die Zauberflöte ‘The Magic Flute’ (1791)\nComposed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder\nMusic arranged and directed from the keyboard by Donald Nicolson\nStage Direction by Jane Davidson\n\nThis perforamance is140 minutes including a 20 minute interval. Act One 55 mins\, Act Two 65 minutes.\nMozart’s Die Zauberflöte ‘The Magic Flute’ is replete with symbolism and ritual. It deals with themes of good vs evil\, enlightenment vs ignorance and champions truth above all. Sometimes\, it takes a while to uncover the truth\, and many characters are not as they first appear. \nThe princess Pamina has been abducted and her mother The Queen of the Night (famous for her coloratura aria) enlists Tamino to help her to reclaim her daughter. To aid him on his perilous journey\, he is given a magic flute and a companion named Papageno. Papageno is a very likeable bird-catcher who wants someone to love. Tamino\, Papageno\, and Pamina go through several trials to see if they are worthy to attain wisdom and knowledge. In a culmination of all the story lines\, Pamina and Tamino vanquish darkness in their final trial through fire and water\, Papageno meets his true love (Papagena)\, and a balance between light and darkness is restored in the land. \nThis amazing tale is being brought to life using multimedia in an exciting new arrangement by composer and keyboard player Donald Nicolson. This will be a show not to be missed. \nThe production is a collaboration between Master of Music (Opera Performance)\, Bachelor of Music (Voice)\, Master of Production (Stage)\, and Melbourne Conservatorium of Music orchestra students\, and draws on experienced alumna\, Shania Eliassen in the role of Queen of the Night. \nContent Note: This performance includes haze and smoke effects\, strobe lighting\, mild sexual content and a depiction of attempted suicide.  \nWednesday December 6 until Saturday December 9\, 7:00pm to 10:00pm\n \nUnion Theatre\, Level 2\, Arts and Cultural Building \nTICKETS: $10 – $15
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/faculty-of-fine-arts-and-music-the-magic-flute/2023-12-09/
LOCATION:Union Theatre\, Level 2\, Arts and Cultural Building\, Melbourne
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SUMMARY:Faculty of Fine Arts and Music: The Magic Flute
DESCRIPTION:Die Zauberflöte ‘The Magic Flute’ (1791)\nComposed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder\nMusic arranged and directed from the keyboard by Donald Nicolson\nStage Direction by Jane Davidson\n\nThis perforamance is140 minutes including a 20 minute interval. Act One 55 mins\, Act Two 65 minutes.\nMozart’s Die Zauberflöte ‘The Magic Flute’ is replete with symbolism and ritual. It deals with themes of good vs evil\, enlightenment vs ignorance and champions truth above all. Sometimes\, it takes a while to uncover the truth\, and many characters are not as they first appear. \nThe princess Pamina has been abducted and her mother The Queen of the Night (famous for her coloratura aria) enlists Tamino to help her to reclaim her daughter. To aid him on his perilous journey\, he is given a magic flute and a companion named Papageno. Papageno is a very likeable bird-catcher who wants someone to love. Tamino\, Papageno\, and Pamina go through several trials to see if they are worthy to attain wisdom and knowledge. In a culmination of all the story lines\, Pamina and Tamino vanquish darkness in their final trial through fire and water\, Papageno meets his true love (Papagena)\, and a balance between light and darkness is restored in the land. \nThis amazing tale is being brought to life using multimedia in an exciting new arrangement by composer and keyboard player Donald Nicolson. This will be a show not to be missed. \nThe production is a collaboration between Master of Music (Opera Performance)\, Bachelor of Music (Voice)\, Master of Production (Stage)\, and Melbourne Conservatorium of Music orchestra students\, and draws on experienced alumna\, Shania Eliassen in the role of Queen of the Night. \nContent Note: This performance includes haze and smoke effects\, strobe lighting\, mild sexual content and a depiction of attempted suicide.  \nWednesday December 6 until Saturday December 9\, 7:00pm to 10:00pm\n \nUnion Theatre\, Level 2\, Arts and Cultural Building \nTICKETS: $10 – $15
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/faculty-of-fine-arts-and-music-the-magic-flute/2023-12-08/
LOCATION:Union Theatre\, Level 2\, Arts and Cultural Building\, Melbourne
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SUMMARY:Faculty of Fine Arts and Music: The Magic Flute
DESCRIPTION:Die Zauberflöte ‘The Magic Flute’ (1791)\nComposed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder\nMusic arranged and directed from the keyboard by Donald Nicolson\nStage Direction by Jane Davidson\n\nThis perforamance is140 minutes including a 20 minute interval. Act One 55 mins\, Act Two 65 minutes.\nMozart’s Die Zauberflöte ‘The Magic Flute’ is replete with symbolism and ritual. It deals with themes of good vs evil\, enlightenment vs ignorance and champions truth above all. Sometimes\, it takes a while to uncover the truth\, and many characters are not as they first appear. \nThe princess Pamina has been abducted and her mother The Queen of the Night (famous for her coloratura aria) enlists Tamino to help her to reclaim her daughter. To aid him on his perilous journey\, he is given a magic flute and a companion named Papageno. Papageno is a very likeable bird-catcher who wants someone to love. Tamino\, Papageno\, and Pamina go through several trials to see if they are worthy to attain wisdom and knowledge. In a culmination of all the story lines\, Pamina and Tamino vanquish darkness in their final trial through fire and water\, Papageno meets his true love (Papagena)\, and a balance between light and darkness is restored in the land. \nThis amazing tale is being brought to life using multimedia in an exciting new arrangement by composer and keyboard player Donald Nicolson. This will be a show not to be missed. \nThe production is a collaboration between Master of Music (Opera Performance)\, Bachelor of Music (Voice)\, Master of Production (Stage)\, and Melbourne Conservatorium of Music orchestra students\, and draws on experienced alumna\, Shania Eliassen in the role of Queen of the Night. \nContent Note: This performance includes haze and smoke effects\, strobe lighting\, mild sexual content and a depiction of attempted suicide.  \nWednesday December 6 until Saturday December 9\, 7:00pm to 10:00pm\n \nUnion Theatre\, Level 2\, Arts and Cultural Building \nTICKETS: $10 – $15
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/faculty-of-fine-arts-and-music-the-magic-flute/2023-12-07/
LOCATION:Union Theatre\, Level 2\, Arts and Cultural Building\, Melbourne
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SUMMARY:Faculty of Fine Arts and Music: The Magic Flute
DESCRIPTION:Die Zauberflöte ‘The Magic Flute’ (1791)\nComposed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder\nMusic arranged and directed from the keyboard by Donald Nicolson\nStage Direction by Jane Davidson\n\nThis perforamance is140 minutes including a 20 minute interval. Act One 55 mins\, Act Two 65 minutes.\nMozart’s Die Zauberflöte ‘The Magic Flute’ is replete with symbolism and ritual. It deals with themes of good vs evil\, enlightenment vs ignorance and champions truth above all. Sometimes\, it takes a while to uncover the truth\, and many characters are not as they first appear. \nThe princess Pamina has been abducted and her mother The Queen of the Night (famous for her coloratura aria) enlists Tamino to help her to reclaim her daughter. To aid him on his perilous journey\, he is given a magic flute and a companion named Papageno. Papageno is a very likeable bird-catcher who wants someone to love. Tamino\, Papageno\, and Pamina go through several trials to see if they are worthy to attain wisdom and knowledge. In a culmination of all the story lines\, Pamina and Tamino vanquish darkness in their final trial through fire and water\, Papageno meets his true love (Papagena)\, and a balance between light and darkness is restored in the land. \nThis amazing tale is being brought to life using multimedia in an exciting new arrangement by composer and keyboard player Donald Nicolson. This will be a show not to be missed. \nThe production is a collaboration between Master of Music (Opera Performance)\, Bachelor of Music (Voice)\, Master of Production (Stage)\, and Melbourne Conservatorium of Music orchestra students\, and draws on experienced alumna\, Shania Eliassen in the role of Queen of the Night. \nContent Note: This performance includes haze and smoke effects\, strobe lighting\, mild sexual content and a depiction of attempted suicide.  \nWednesday December 6 until Saturday December 9\, 7:00pm to 10:00pm\n \nUnion Theatre\, Level 2\, Arts and Cultural Building \nTICKETS: $10 – $15
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/faculty-of-fine-arts-and-music-the-magic-flute/2023-12-06/
LOCATION:Union Theatre\, Level 2\, Arts and Cultural Building\, Melbourne
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SUMMARY:Echo Chamber: Australian Saxophone Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Echo Chamber: Australian Saxophone Quartet\nThe Australian Saxophone Quartet presents a program of 21st century music from four distinct voices in Australian new music.\nThe Australian Saxophone Quartet (ASxQ) combines four of Australia’s leading saxophonists. In 2023\, the group will present their first season/project Echo Chamber\, presenting a series of contemporary works by renowned Australian composers Liza Lim\, Mary Finsterer\, Samantha Wolf and Cat Hope. Echo Chamber will be their first CD and will be presented in multiple live concerts throughout Bangkok\, Melbourne and Sydney. \nArtists\nJoshua Hyde\, soprano and tenor saxophone\, spring drum\nJoseph Lallo\, alto and tenor saxophone\, spring drum\nMary Osborn\, tenor and soprano saxophone\, spring drum\nYo-yo Su\, baritone and tenor saxophone\nLeah Columbine\, percussion\nJamie Wilson\, percussion \nProgram\nMary Finsterer Ionia (2009) saxophone quartet and two percussion \nSamantha Wolf Echo Chamber (2018) saxophone quartet \nLiza Lim Ash – music for the Eremozoic (2020) four saxophones and four spring drums \nMary Finsterer Until (2011) two soprano saxophones \nCat Hope Cruel & Usual (2011) saxophone quartet and bass amplifiers \nFriday 4 August 2023 7:00pm – 8:00pm  \nHost: Faculty of Fine Arts and Music\nHanson Dyer Hall (313)\, The Ian Potter Southbank Centre (880)\nCost:  Free
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/echo-chamber-australian-saxophone-quartet/
LOCATION:Hanson Dyer Hall – Level 3  The Ian Potter Southbank Centre\, 43 Sturt Street\, Southbank\, VIC\, Australia
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SUMMARY:The University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Mahler's Resurrection Symphony
DESCRIPTION:The University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra presents Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 (The Resurrection)\, one of most powerful musical experiences encountered in a symphonic concert. \n\n\n\n\nThe orchestra will be joined by by contralto Heather Fletcher and soprano Teresa Ingrilli\, along with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Chorus and our Conservatorium Chamber Choir. \nJoin the nation’s finest young musicians as they take the audience on a journey between life and death\, mortality and rebirth. \n\nArtists\n\n\n\n\nUniversity of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra\, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Chorus\n\n\nMelbourne Conservatorium of Music Chamber Choir\n\n\n\n\n\nRichard Davis – Conductor\n\n\nTeresa Ingrilli – Soprano\n\n\nHeather Fletcher – Contralto\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSunday 25 Sep 5:00 PM\, Arts Centre Melbourne\, Hamer Hall\n FREE – Booking Required Limit of 2 tickets per transaction.
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/the-university-of-melbourne-symphony-orchestra-mahlers-resurrection-symphony/
LOCATION:Arts Centre Melbourne\, Hamer Hall\, Melbourne\, Australia
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SUMMARY:The University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
DESCRIPTION:The University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s third concert of the year takes us through works by Benjamin Britten\, Don Bank\, and Jean Sibelius.\nThe University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s third concert of the year begins with Benjamin Britten’s flamboyant showpiece\, The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra (Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell) Op.34 from 1945. Although originally commissioned for a documentary film to introduce the instruments of the orchestra to children\, it has since become a staple of the orchestra concert repertoire\, with carefully crafted variations (all on a theme by Purcell) and a fiery and ingenious fugue to finish. \nThe Orchestra will then be joined by one of the talented Conservatorium staff members\, Carla Blackwood\, to perform Bank’s Horn Concerto from 1965. Banks studied at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and wrote this concerto for fellow Australian Barry Tuckwell whilst they were both living in London. Our concert will conclude with a performance of Sibelius’s glorious Symphony No.1 from 1899. \n\nSunday 14 August 2022 5pm; MRC\, Elisabeth Murdoch Hall \nDuration: 2 hours (incl. interval) \n\n\nTICKETS: This event is free to attend however tickets are required. Currently sold out.
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/the-university-of-melbourne-symphony-orchestra/
LOCATION:Melbourne Recital Centre\, Southbank Boulevard\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3004\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Songmakers Australia: Schwanengesang
DESCRIPTION:Program\nFranz Schubert Schwanengesang D 957 \nSongmakers Australia \nSchubert’s last song cycle was published after his untimely death at the age of 31. It comprises songs by Ludwig Rellstab\, the only 6 Heine settings by Schubert and his very last song\, Die Taubenpost\, a fitting message of love to all of us. \nSchubert’s intentions for the publication of these songs\, including the order for their performance\, is not clear. Hence\, Songmakers conception for a cycle after Schubert’s earlier models – a journey there and back again\, traversing an emotional gamut ranging from love hopeful and/or renewed\, fearful foreboding to bitter disillusionment. \nUnique in the musical landscape of Australia\, Songmakers Australia brings together some of the country’s leading singers and instrumentalists in a diverse repertoire comprising some of the pinnacles of chamber music. \nArtists\nNicholas Dinopoulos\, bass-baritone\nAndrea Katz\, piano \nThis recital is presented as part of the Melba Hall Lunch Hour Concert Series. All concerts in this series can also be streamed live via the MCM website.
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/songmakers-australia-schwanengesang/
LOCATION:Melba Hall
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20220213T170000
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SUMMARY:Dorcas McClean Scholarship Finals
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the University of Melbourne\, the Dorcas McClean scholarship is the most prestigious violin competition in Australia\, attracting Australia’s most talented young players (17-25) who come from far and wide to compete. Each of the six contestants will present a full-length recital in Hanson Dyer Auditorium at the Ian Potter Southbank Centre at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music on 10 and 11 February 2022. Three finalists will be selected to perform a complete Mozart violin concerto on 13 February\, accompanied by the Melbourne Conservatorium’s Camerata Orchestra with conductor Richard Davis. The event will also feature a guest artist recital on 12 February. \nRepresenting the Australian National Academy of Music\, Colburn Conservatory of Music (Los Angeles)\, Hochschule für Musik und Theater (Munich)\, Sydney Conservatorium of Music and the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music at the University of Melbourne\, competitors include: David Carreon\, Leanne McGowan\, Mana Ohashi\, Emily Su\, Jackie Wong\, and Grace Wu. \nAlongside the competition\, the Conservatorium will present the inaugural Australian National Violin Conference. The ANVC will present performances\, master classes\, lectures and interviews exploring the rich heritage of Australian violin playing and teaching\, its roots and traditions\, and leading exponents of violinists through the generations.
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/dorcas-mcclean-scholarship-finals/
LOCATION:Hanson Dyer Hall – Level 3  The Ian Potter Southbank Centre\, 43 Sturt Street\, Southbank\, VIC\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180515T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180515T203000
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SUMMARY:Autumnal Beginnings
DESCRIPTION:Autumnal Beginnings is a concert of new works by composition students from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. The programme includes works for solo saxophone\, guitar\, piano and more. Come and enjoy new music from early career composers studying at the Conservatorium. Admission free\, no bookings required.
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/autumnal-beginnings/
LOCATION:Melba Hall\, Gate 12\, Royal Parade\, Parkville\, VIC\, 3010\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Melbourne Conservatorium of Music's Medieval and Renaissance Ensemble
DESCRIPTION:The MCM Medieval and Renaissance Ensemble presents its final concert of 2016 featuring music commissioned by and composed for members of the powerful central Italian Este family. \nMadrigals by Wert\, Rore and Willaert\, instrumental music by Agricola and Josquin\, songs by Martini\, Ockeghem\, Cara and Tromboncino and motets by Mouton and Palestrina are performed by an ensemble of singers\, violas da gamba\, keyboards\, lutes\, recorders\, crumhorns and percussion. The concert will also feature readings from the letters of the Este family and from Castiglione’s treatise on court etiquette\, Il cortegiano.
URL:https://classicmelbourne.com.au/event/melbourne-conservatorium-musics-medieval-renaissance-ensemble/
LOCATION:Melba Hall\, University of Melbourne\, Gate 12\, Royal Parade\, Parkville\, Victoria\, Australia
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