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Stories from China

Event

Stories from China

  • Date: Thursday, 6 August 2015, 7pm
  • Venue: UTS Business School Auditorium — Level 2, Dr Chau Chak Wing Building (Gehry Building), Building 8, Sydney, NSW
  • Tickets: Free event. Bookings required. — Tickets can be purchased online

Event Details

Australia Piano Quartet (APQ) has established a reputation as one of Sydney's premier chamber music ambassadors. Following a highly successful 2014 season, Thomas Rann, James Wannan and Rebecca Chan are delighted to welcome internationally acclaimed pianist Daniel de Borah as a member of the ensemble. 2015 is a year of further growth with performances throughout Australia including an eight concert series presented by Sydney Opera House at the Utzon Room, an expanded eight project collaborative concert series at UTS and performances at the Melbourne Recital Centre.

In 2015 APQ will embark on its first international tour including concerts at the Barbican Centre, Australia and New Zealand Festival of Literature and Arts (London), and the Australian Embassy in Paris. APQ is proud to be a champion of new Australian music, having previously commissioned and given world premiere performances of works by Elena Kats-Chernin, Nicholas Vines, Jack Symonds, Lyle Chan, Alex Pozniak and Felicity Wilcox. In 2015 the Quartet will be commissioning and premiering works by seven Australian composers: William Barton, Andrew Batt-Rawden, Huw Belling, Elliott Gyger, Nicholas Ng, Jack Symonds and Marcus Whale.

Music education is also an important part of APQ's vision and 2015 will see some exciting and innovative developments in the quartet's expanding education program. The Quartet’s residency at UTS provides a unique interface for cross-departmental conversation, challenging the boundaries of chamber music through collaborations across creative media and art forms. APQ seeks to be a potent and forward-looking creative force within the University, presenting reinvigorated interpretations of canonic masterpieces while unearthing many neglected works of past and present.

Featured non-Australian music: Bach: Goldberg Variations BWV 988 arr. String Trio (D.Sitkovetsky)

Further information for this event is available online at the event's website or by email to australiapianoquartet@uts.edu.au

Featured Australian Works

Amulet : per viola solo (1992) by Liza Lim
— performed by Australia Piano Quartet

Featured artists

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