27 June 2011
Australian Music on ABC Classic FM in July 2011
This month we bring you three world premieres from West-Australian composers: Iain Grandage's Blackwood, and James Ledger's Johann has left the building and his bassoon concerto Outposts. The Tom Vincent Trio play an all Tom Vincent Sunday Live concert in Hobart, presented by ABC Classic FM. Our special event for the month is New Music Up Late's hosting of the Sydney leg of the 12th Liquid Architecture festival at the Eugene Goossens Hall at the ABC Ultimo Centre in two concerts on Saturday 2 July (4pm and 7.30pm), with an associated broadcast featuring Jon Rose's Team Music, an improv guitar duo including Melbourne's Dave Brown and Pia van Gelder's AV Harp, as part of this year's festival of sound arts.
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New Music Up Late
With Julian Day
Saturday 2 July 10:30pm - Liquid Architecture 12
Liquid Architecture's final night for 2011 is presented with the
support of ABC Classic FM. Hear international guests Marc Behrens
on computers, Pascal Battus and his sounding objects, and
guitarist Lukas Simonis teaming up with Melbourne improv
guitarist Dave Brown. Sydney's Pia van Gelder performs on her
audiovisual harp, plus Jon Rose and his spectacular Team
Music for netball players, musicians and a ball that
controls electronic sounds. Catch the festival on air, or come to
the Eugene Goossens Hall in the ABC's Ultimo Centre, Sydney, to
join in the fun in two concerts on 2 July, at 4pm and at 7.30pm.
Hosted by guest presenter, Paul Gough.
In Performance
Friday 1 July 8.30pm - direct broadcast from the Adelaide Town
Hall: Adelaide Symphony Orchestra; Simon Trpceski, piano; Andreas
Delfs, conductor
Incl. Andrew Schultz - Ending
Saturday 2 July 8.00pm - Australia Ensemble
Incl. Barry Conyngham - Showboat Kalang
Tuesday 5 July 8.30pm - direct broadcast from the Adelaide Town
Hall: Australian Chamber Orchestra; with Christopher Moore,
viola; Helena Rathbone, violin; Satu Vänskä, violin
Incl. Stuart Greenbaum - Moments of Falling; Colin
Brumby - The Phoenix and the Turtle: I and III; James
Ledge - Johann has left the building (world premiere);
Peter Sculthorpe- Port Essington
Saturday 23 July 8.00pm - 2011 Perth International Arts Festival:
Etica, with Sara Macliver, soprano; Graeme Gilling, piano; Allan
Meyer, clarinet; Jonathan Tooby, conductor
Iain Grandage - Blackwood (world premiere)
Afternoon concert
Tuesday 12 July 1.05pm - West Australian Symphony Orchestra; Emma
Pearson, soprano; Sarah-Janet Dougiamas, mezzo-soprano; Aldo di
Toro, tenor; José Carbó, baritone, West Australian Symphony
Chorus; Paul Daniel, conductor
Incl. Liza Lim - Pearl, Ochre, Hair, String (Australian
premiere)
Weekend Life
Saturday 23 July 1pm - Sydney Symphony; Matthew Wilkie, bassoon;
Hans Graf, conductor
James Ledger Outposts, bassoon concerto (world premiere)
Sunday Live
Sunday 31 July at 3.00pm - direct broadcast from the Farrall
Auditorium, The Friends' School, Hobart.
Concert-goers in Hobart are welcome. Please be seated by 2.50pm
as the performance begins promptly at 3pm. Entry is free.
Tom Vincent Trio: Tom Vincent, piano; Marc Meader, drums; Leigh Barker, bass. Music of Tom Vincent: Japanese Moonlight; Love is Pure Gold; Brazilian Hostess; Zen Monk; Blossoms Fall; Ichi-go Ichi-e; Jazz Lives!; The Dusty World; Autumn in Paris; East Village
6th Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition - live broadcast
Wednesday 13 July 8.30pm - Round 2: Piano Trios 3 and 4: Streeton
Trio (Australia)
Incl. Roger Smalley - Piano Trio
At Home
Saturdays at 7.05pm - showcasing Australia's finest composers and performers - an hour of all-Australian music for you on Saturday evenings.
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