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ANNUAL REPORT 2011

The Australian Youth Orchestra presents over a dozen tailored training and performance programs each year for aspiring musicians, composers, arts administrators and music journalists aged 12 to 30. Our training pathway has been created to nurture the musical development of Australia’s finest young instrumentalists across metropolitan and regional Australia: from the emerging, gifted school-aged student, to those on the verge of a professional career.

ABOUT AYO

Vision and Mission

From the Chair

From the CEO

Board of Directors

Committees

2011 AYO Programs

Participants Summary for 2011 Programs

Auditions Summary for 2012 Programs

Supporters & Program Partners

International Tour Fund Donors

Awards & Bursaries

Organisation 2011

AYO Council

2011 AYO Program Details & Participants

Financial Report

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To empower young Australians with musical knowledge and imagination, and instil in them a love of music and a dedication to the highest standards of performance.

OUR MISSION

Australian Youth Orchestra Annual Report 2011

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A new cycle of development began for the AYO in 2011, building towards the forthcoming International Tour in 2013, to be led by Christoph Eschenbach, one of the most charismatic conductors in the world today.

The journey towards that goal began in fine style with an AYO National Music Camp in January 2011 that was bursting with energy under the directorship of Paul Dean, together with international conductors James Judd and Edwin Outwater, and chamber orchestra director Dale Barltrop. The conductors were in sync with the challenge that Paul set down at the very beginning of Camp: to restore the inspirational power and visceral excitement of orchestral music for contemporary audiences. The Camp’s culminating concerts gained excitement from a choice of repertoire that provided the optimal mix of challenge and reward, and the participants benefitted greatly from the committed assistance and support of the tutor grouping meeting those challenges.

The members of the Australian Youth Orchestra returned to Adelaide a few weeks later, this time under the direction of exciting young comductor, Perry So. His dynamic style and thrilling program selections maintained the vivacious tempo of Music Camp, and made the concerts in Adelaide and Melbourne memorable events for the young players as well as attracting a highly enthusiastic audience response.

The second season of the AYO took the players deep into the musical world of esteemed Danish conductor Thomas Dausgaard and the composer he is strongly linked to, fellow Dane, Carl Nielsen. The concerts at the Sydney Opera House also included a new concerto by the fine Australian composer Carl Vine, with soloist Dene Olding, commissioned for the AYO and Dene by The Hon. Jane Mathews AO, lending an added air of excitement to the three performance dates.

The three programs I have mentioned represent just part of the AYO’s annual schedule, and they were supplemented in 2011 by a package of activities and programs reaching far and wide into the community base of Australia’s musical life.

The 2011 Season demonstrated again the artistic vibrancy for which the Australian Youth Orchestra is internationally renowned. This success is founded upon a sound administrative and financial base, and a network of highly-regarded professional musicians, administrators and experts in related fields that reaches throughout the world. I wish to sincerely thank our CEO, Colin Cornish for the drive and initiative he has brought to his role, and to the hard-working staff of the organisation who realised the wide range of AYO’s programs reaching across the Australian continent in 2011.

The AYO also draws considerable strength from the dedicated attention of my fellow Directors and the supporting committees and councils that give generously of their time to advise and assist our management and staff.

2011 was a year characterized by a sense of dynamism and growth. To maintain this level of activity and ambition for the AYO’s role in Australian music, we receive significant support from the Federal Government, and we are grateful for the positive interest towards our activities demonstrated by the Minister for the Arts, Hon Simon Crean. The Federal Government’s investment is complemented by the support of Arts New South Wales, and a range of corporate sponsors and donors, including our Principal Sponsor, Accenture and Major Programs Partner, The Colonial Foundation. A range of individuals, charities and corporate supporters provide funding to make it possible for talented young musicians to participate in the AYO’s programs through a number of scholarships. This continues to be an important area of focus for our organisation to ensure that AYO opportunities remain available to young musicians of every background.

Mary Vallentine AO

Chairman

FROM THE CHAIR


The Australian Youth Orchestra drew 340 young musicians from all over Australia to participate in the fourteen mainstream programs offered in 2011. These programs provide opportunities to develop musical skills to the highest level. To reach the most talented young musicians from across the whole of Australia, auditions for our 2011 programs were held widely throughout all the capital and major regional cities.

Throughout the year, our programs strive to support a developmental progress among participants, catering for skill development from basic to advanced, from individuals and small groups to full symphonic ensembles. Participants in programs are given the opportunity to work with leading musicians as tutors, conductors and directors drawn from around Australia and worldwide.

The AYO can rightly claim that it is among the world leaders in the global youth orchestra movement. This fact was given recognition in 2011 when the AYO hosted the first ever International Forum for National Youth Orchestras, a valuable opportunity to share experiences and prepare for the challenges of the future with colleagues from around the world.

As outlined in the Chair’s report, the year’s major projects were the AYO National Music Camp and the two seasons of the Australian Youth Orchestra, and vitality and dynamism were the hallmarks of these events. Our Style Workshop in 2011 was directed towards the development of wind players working in ensembles large and small. This very practical focus adds an essential set of skills for wind players, expertly addressed by the tutors Jonathan Williams, Eve Newsome and Frank Celata, targetting detailed developmental work in an intelligent selection of repertoire.

String players similarly gained focussed attention through the AYO Chamber Players program, which in 2011 was held in collaboration with the second Musica Viva Festival following the success of the collaboration at the first Festival in 2008. The program featured six AYO string quartets, two of which were extant ensembles, and three newly formed AYO piano trios. Under the guidance of the members of the prestigious Takács Quartet, Eggner Trio and Goldner String Quartet, and with violinist Pekka Kuusisto as Artist in Residence, the program featured an intensive schedule of rehearsals, tutorials, In-house performances and open rehearsals. Each AYO ensemble also performed in a public masterclass as part of the Festival. The experience of learning first hand from such insightful musicians proved revelatory for the young musicians.

Emphasizing the AYO’s commitment to ensuring that its programs reach across Australia, 2011 saw regional projects involving Queensland’s Glasshouse String Quartet (with tutor Monica Curro) and Melbourne’s Zellwood String Quartet (with tutors Sarah Curro and Caroline Henbest) based at the Murray Conservatorium of Music in Albury, NSW. A string quartet was formed from a selected group of young players to undertake a residency based at Victoria’s renowned Castlemaine State Festival in April, while a quintet of young wind players worked in a similar range of activities in Tasmania, in conjunction with Ten Days on the Island.

Musicians who are on the cusp of entering professional careers were again involved in the well-established Orchestral Fellowships programs conducted jointly with the Melbourne and Tasmanian Symphony Orchestras. These programs are based on a mentorship approach, with each young musician assigned to a member of the orchestra for support, advice and tuition as they become directly involved in the professional performance environment. Culminating from these Fellowships, members of the AYO combined with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra for a concert of awesome dimensions: Strauss’s Also Sprach Zarathustra and Mahler’s ‘Titan’ Symphony.

FROM THE CEO


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Last but by no means least, our Young Symphonists program continues to provide an invaluable and above all, exciting introduction to orchestral music-making for musicians of the younger age groups. In 2011, the program was based in Canberra. String musicians worked with director Michele Walsh, one of Australia’s most respected music educators, while wind, brass and percussion musicians worked under the leadership of TSO principal trumpet, Yoram Levy, both directors supported by a team of instrumental specialists.

The success of each of these programs would not be possible without the support of Government (the Federal Government and Arts NSW) and our program partners. We continue to benefit from the significant contribution of our Principal Sponsor, Accenture, and from support by The Colonial Foundation, Mallesons Stephen Jacques, and Downer EDI. The modest deficit incurred in our 2011 program is indicative of the need for strenuous effort to maintain our accessibility and reach through our relationships with government and corporate and individual partners.

I continue to gain inspiration from the coalescence of contributions by a wide range of individuals and communities towards a shared aim which is a hallmark of the AYO. Throughout Australia’s music industry, the staff of the AYO is renowned for the dedication and unflagging energy they bring to the unending task of maintaining a high level of activity across a wide reach of geography and scale. I am also grateful to the Chairman, Mary Vallentine AO and the Board of Directors for their continuing leadership, passion and dedication to the AYO.

Colin Cornish

Chief Executive Officer

FROM THE CEO


Mary Vallentine AO

Chief Executive Officer, Melbourne Recital CentreAppointed: 26 May 2007Office held:

Peter Grant

ConsultantAppointed: 1 September 2007Office held:

Ronald Ogden

EconomistAppointed: 8 July 2005Office held:

Kellie Benda

Chairman, Marvic AustraliaAppointed: 15 November 2011 (casual appointment)

Annabelle Chaplain

Non-Executive DirectorAppointed: 1 December 2007Resigned: 27 August 2011Office held:

Monica Curro

Assistant Principal 2nd Violin, Melbourne Symphony OrchestraAppointed: 15 May 2010Office held:

Erin Flaherty

Commercial Manager and Company Secretary, Reliance RailAppointed: 24 May 2009Office held:

In 2011 the Board of Directors of the Australian Youth Orchestra met five times.

Luke Nestorowicz

Director, Strategy & Development, NIDAManagement & Marketing ConsultantAppointed: 24 May 2008

Shefali Pryor

Associate Principal Oboe, Sydney Symphony OrchestraAppointed: 28 May 2011 Office held:

Clare Pullar

Pro Vice-Chancellor (Advancement) The University of QueenslandAppointed: 24 May 2009Office held:

Michele Walsh

Head of Strings, Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith UniversityAppointed: 24 November 2001Resigned: 28 May 2011Office held:

Frank Zipfinger

Non-Executive DirectorAppointed: 24 May 2008Resigned: 28 May 2011Office held:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS


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Finance and Executive Committee

Mary Vallentine AO (Chair), Peter Grant, (Deputy Chair), Ronald Ogden (Treasurer), Frank Zipfinger (Director).

eight times.

Artistic Advisory Committee

Shefali Pryor (Chair, Director), Monica Curro (Director), Keith Crellin OAM (non-Director), Elizabeth Koch OAM

Michele Walsh (non-Director), Colin Cornish (CEO), Genevieve Lang (Artistic Administrator), Lucy Papworth (Operations & Planning Manager).

four times.

Nominations Committee

Mary Vallentine AO (Chair), Erin Flaherty (Director), Clare Pullar (Director), Colin Cornish (CEO).

three times.

Major Gifts Committee

Frank Zipfinger (Chair, Director), Erin Flaherty (Director), Mary Vallentine AO (Director), Christina Green (non-Director), Jennie Orchard (non-Director), Colin Cornish (CEO), Antonia Brownlee (Development Director), Caterina Savoca (Individual Giving Manager).

once for its inaugural meeting.

COMMITTEES

RAWTALENT

TOPERFECT

HARMONY


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AYO National Music Camp9 - 23 January, Adelaide, SA

The Australian Youth Orchestra

February Season 5 - 16 February, Adelaide, SA & Melbourne, VIC

AYO Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

String Fellowships 13 - 21 March, Melbourne, VIC

AYO Regional Residency – Wind Quintet22 March - 3 April, Hobart, TAS

AYO Regional Residency –

String Quartet29 March - 10 April, Castlemaine, VIC

AYO Chamber Players21 April - 2 May, Sydney, NSW

AYO Young Symphonists - StringsApril 23 - May 1, Canberra, ACT

AYO Young Symphonists - Wind, Brass,

and PercussionApril 23 - May 1, Canberra, ACT

AYO Style Workshop: Wind4 - 11 July, Brisbane, QLD

The Australian Youth Orchestra

July Season12 - 23 July, Sydney, NSW

AYO Ensemble-in-Residence

Stage 1: 15 August - 11 September, Albury, VICStage 2: 10 October - 6 November, Albury, VIC

TSO Wind Brass and Percussion

Fellowships19 - 25 September, Hobart, TAS

TSO & AYO in Concert 26 September - 1 October, Hobart, TAS

National Auditions for 20125 August - 4 September, National

2011 AYO PROGRAMS


A total of 340 people participated in 2011 programs.The age of participants ranged from 13 - 29.

2011 PARTICIPANTS SUMMARY

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STATE OF ORIGIN


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AGE AT 1 JANUARY 2011


COREFUNDAMENTALS

TOREFINED

SOPHISTICATION


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Total number of applications = 964

These applicants made a total of 3334 applications for a range of the AYO programs on offer, encompassing both instrumental and non-performance programs.

The number of new applicants in 2011 was 276 representing 29% of all applications.

The average age of applicants was 20 years, with the majority of applicants falling within the 18 to 22 age bracket.

77.6% of applicants were over the age of 18.

Auditions were held in every capital city across Australia, as well as the regional centres of Armidale and Orange, NSW, and Townsville, QLD.

Adelaide 14, 19 August

Armidale 12, 30 August

Brisbane 16, 17, 19, 22 - 24, 26 August

Canberra 10, 22, 23 August

Darwin 21, 27 August

Hobart 30 August & 1 September

Melbourne 5 - 7, 9, 31 August & 1, 3, 4 September

Orange 9 August & 2 September

Perth 10, 11, 17, 18 August

Sydney 5 - 7, 13, 26 - 28 August & 3, 4 September

Townsville 18 August

NATIONAL AUDITION FOR 2012 PROGRAMS


Strings

Jo BeaumontYoung-Hee Chan

Wind and Brass

Mardi McSulleaDale Truscott

Percussion

Robert Cossom

Piano & Harp

Janis CookGenevieve Lang

Words About Music

Jim KoehneGenevieve Lang

Arts Administration

Lou OppenheimLucy Papworth

Composition

Iain Grandage


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STATE OF ORIGIN

2011 AUDITIONS SUMMARY - GRAPHS



AGE OF APPLICANTS

NERVOUS ANTICIPATION

TOCOMPLETE

BELONGING

COLLIER CHARITABLE FUND

The Australian Youth Orchestra is supported by the Australian GovernmentPrincipal Sponsor

Major Program Partner

AYO National Music Camp Partners

Honorary Auditor

Scholarship Partners

Media Supporter AYO is supported by the NSW Government through Arts NSW

Commissioning Partners

AYO Regional Residencies Partner and Legal Partner Hotel Partner Logistics Partner

SUPPORTERS & PROGRAM PARTNERS

Program Programs


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INTERNATIONAL TOUR FUND DONORS

Dr Rick and Mrs Julie AbbottMrs Antoinette Albert Ms Nicole AlexanderMs Karen AlexanderMr David AlexanderMr Phillip Amery Mr Paul ArmstrongDr Neville ArthurMr William Barnard and Mrs Maureen Everson-BarnardMr Philip Bacon AMMrs Annabel BaxterMr Mark BaylissMrs Kaye BeckwithMr Chris Beeny Ms Nicole Berger Dr Glenise Berry Mrs Tanya Branwhite Mr Andrew BrookesMr Rod CameronMs Rosemary CannMr Lloyd and Mrs Mary Jo CappsMs Doreen CheongMs Kirsty ClelandMs Gillian Clyde Mr Alan and Mrs Jillian CobbMr Colin Cornish Mrs Lindsay CummingThe Cybec FoundationMr John Davidson Mrs Georgina de Beaujeu

Mrs Jane Diamond Mr Martin Dickson AM and Mrs Susie DicksonMr Espie Dods Mrs Nicola DownerMrs Ruth DyerMr Jeremy and Mrs Kate EcclesDr Linda EnglishMr Donald FarrandsMr Peter Fay and Mr Robin EvansMs Erin Flahtery and Mr David Maloney Ms Nancy Fox and Mr Bruce Arnold Ms Heather GardinerMs Kerry Gardner Ms Anna Gauchat

Mr Daniel and Mrs Helen GauchatMr John Gellie Mr Ian and Mrs Cass GeorgeMr Dean GiannarelliProfessor Robert Gilbert Mrs Marjorie and Dr Ross GilbyMs Sue GilliesMs Mary GoldfinchMrs June GordonMrs Louise Gourlay OAMMr Peter GrantThe Greatorex Foundation Mr Maurice Green AM and Mrs Christina GreenDr Des Griffin AM and Dr Janette GriffinMr Richard Griffin AM and Mrs Jay GriffinMr Tony GrybowskiMrs Gillian HallidayMs Judy HamiltonMs Sue HarrisMr Richard and Mrs Evelyn HillDrs Darryl and Katherine HodgkinsonMr Mark and Mrs Wendy HogarthDr David and Mrs Sarah HowellHunter Hall International LimitedMr Richard HyneMs Carolyn IngvarsonMr Alan JenkinsMr Chris JohnMr Merv Keehn and Ms Sue HarlowMr Peter and Mrs Liz KellyThe Kemp FamilyMr Stephen and Mrs Kylie KingMr Peter and Mrs Fiona KingMr Arthur KoumoukelisMr Wayne KratzmannDr Barry LandaMs Siobhan LenihanMs Anne Mancini Macquarie Group FoundationMr David Marr and Mr Sebastian TeserieroMr Zsolt and Mrs Ann MartonyiDr Dennis Mather and Mr John StuddertThe Hon. Justice Jane Mathews AOMrs Jennifer MattocksMrs Sue Mc Dougall

INTERNATIONAL TOUR FUND DONORS

Mr Peter McLeodMr Tim and Mrs Margaret McNairMrs Tempe Merewether OAMMr Stephen MinnsMrs Catherine Moneyv Mount Franklin House ConcertDame Elisabeth Murdoch AC Sidney Myer FundMr Hugh NalderMs Janet NashMr Ron and Mrs Lynn Ogden and Marcus OgdenMr Ludo OnsteinMs Barbara Overbury Mr Marque and Mrs Rose OwenMs Philippa PaigeMr Frank PamPatricia H. Reid Endowment FundMrs Greeba Pritchard Ms Shefali PryorMr Neville and Mrs Petrine QuistMr Kirril ReztsovMs Susan RixMrs Noeline SandblomMr Ray and Mrs Ann SchoerDr Tim ScottMr John Sharpe and Ms Claire ArmstrongMrs Marjorie SinclairMs Sue Smith Mr Peter Smith Ms Nicola Snekker SeymourMrs Angela Somers Mr Leonard Spira OAMMrs Joyce Sproat Ms Elizabeth Storrs Mr Robert and Mrs Nicola SwiftMrs Sue TaylorMr Robert and Mrs Esther TolandMrs Jane TongsUBS Foundation Ms Mary Vallentine AOMr Carl VineMs Louise Walsh and Mr David JordonMs Michele Walsh Ms Cath WardMr Peter Waters


Dr Penelope WeirMr Peter Weiss AMMr Randal Williams Mr Cameron Williams Dr George and Mrs Janet WilsonMr Ray Wilson OAMMr Peter and Mrs Sineke WinterMr Bruce and Mrs Jocelyn WolfeMr Graham Wood OAMMs Jo WoodsEmeritus Professor Di Yerbury AOMrs Pamela YuleMr Igor and Mrs Claire ZambelliMr Frank and Mrs Susan Zipfinger Those who donated in the memory of Ruth Alexander Anonymous


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Accenture Australia Foundation Scholarship

Recipient: Liisa Pallandi

Colonial Trust Foundation Scholarship

Recipients: Nick Evans & Kiran Phatak

Fellowships & Recipients

Symphony Australia & Sydney Symphony Music Presentation Fellowships: Jack Chenoweth & Jennifer Mills

AYO Arts Administration Fellowships

Sydney Symphony:

OzOpera: Jacinta EwersMusica Viva Australia: Rosemary Antonini

Financial Assistance

Total awarded in 2011: $124,823

Financial Assistance Donors

Australian Government - Office for the ArtsAYO Annual Campaign Supporters 2011Ruth Alexander Memorial ScholarshipDr Neville ArthurTrumpet Scholarship in Memory of Cameron Bruce

Department of the Prime Minister & Cabinet Mrs Louise Gourlay OAMMr Maurice Green AM and Mrs Christina Green Henry Jacono Memorial ScholarshipMr Simon and Mrs Leonie MarksMcCusker FoundationHarold Mitchell Foundation Kenneth Hunt Memorial Fund ScholarshipKing & Wood MallesonsPeter Seymour Memorial FundMs Ros Renwick Friends of the Tasmanian Symphony OrchestraMr Ion Teska Kenneth Tribe Arts Administration ScholarshipPeter Weiss FoundationMichael and Mary Whelan Trust Scholarship

AWARDS & BURSARIES


Annual Campaign Donors

Miss Valerie AwburnMr Damian BarbelerMr Dale BarltropMr John BarnsMs Sarah BeckerMrs Shelia BignellMs Margaret Blades Ms Gigi BoudvilleMrs Lynley BrambleMrs Judith Brown

Ms Monica CarrollMs Myee Clohessy Mrs Suzanne Coorey Ms Wendy Couch Dr Lynn Dalgarno Professor Geoffrey Davidson Mr James de Rozario Mr Jan de Voogd

Mrs Shelia Dempsey Ms Nara Dennis Mrs Judith Easton Grieve Mr David Elton Mr Charles FoundyllerMr John and Mrs Irene GarranMs Anna Gauchat Dr Robin GrayMs Gabby HalloranMrs Elizabeth HandsDr Jane Hardie

Ms Kirsty HiltonMs Lorraine HookMs Barbara HornungDr David and Mrs Sarah HowellMiss Jennifer HoyMs Kathrine JaeschkeMr Peter JenkinMr Rod and Mrs Elizabeth KingDr Richard KirsnerMr Francois Kunc SCMs Genevieve Lang

Professor Kwong Lee Dow AOMs Shirin LimMs Emily Long

AWARDS & BURSARIES

Mr Robin MarlinMs Kathryn MathewsMs Rosslyn McLeodDr George MichellMs Debra MorganDr Kenneth Muirden AOMrs Jan Gracie MulcahyMr Nicholas Murphy Dr Teresa NeemanMr Howard Penny

Dr Keith PowellMrs Katie PriddisMiss Rosemary Pryor Ms Phillipa RaderMr Allan RichardsProfessor Stanley Ritchie Ms Frances Robinson Dr Felicite RossMr John SchmidliMrs Jill SealeMiss Rebecca Seymour Dr Janice StockigtMr Yosi TalMs Meredith ThomasProfessor Warren ThomsonMrs Elizabeth Torrance Ms Sue WalkerMr John WionMs Teem-Wing Yip


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Management

Colin Cornish Chief Executive Officer

Lucy Papworth Operations & Planning ManagerMichelle Zarb Operations Coordinator (Jan 11 - )Megan Lo Surdo Operations Coordinator (Jan 08 - Jan 11)Sam Torrens Production Coordinator

Victoria Eastwood Artistic Administrator (March 08 - Feb 11)Genevieve Lang Artistic Administrator (Feb 11 - )

Sarah Gilchrist Marketing & Communications Manager

Aleisha Conlay Marketing Coordinator (March 11 - )Sally Quinn Publicist (Nov 11 - )

Anna Gauchat Development Manager (May 08 - August 11)Antonia Brownlee Development Director (July 11 -)Caterina Savoca Individual Giving Manager (September 11 - )

Katie Priddis Business ManagerHowie Huang Assistant AccountantRossy Yang Finance Administrator

Volunteers

Anne AmigoSarah AustinPhillip BartonPatrick BrislanErica ChenNuala DavisSue GilliesDavid HowellAnn PalmerAstrid Sugden

ORGANISATION 2011

The Honorable Jane Mathews AOMr Donald McDonald ACMr Marshall McGuire Mr Jonathan Mills Dr Richard Mills AMMr Dene Olding Associate Professor Patricia Pollett Ms Helena Rathbone Mr Simon Rogers Mr Clive ScottProfessor Peter Sculthorpe AO OBEProfessor Margaret Seares AOMr Yosi Tal Ms Pamela Thornton Mr Sheldon Trainor Ms Michele Walsh Mr Peter Waters Her Excellency Penelope Wensley ACMr John Williams AO OBEMr Ray Wilson OAMMr Bruce Wolfe Emeritus Professor Di Yerbury AO

Mr Leonard Amadio AOMr Vladimir Ashkenazy Ms Lin Bender AMMr Patrick Brislan Mr Andrew Brookes Mr Tim Calnin Ms Annabelle Chaplain Associate Professor Carl Crossin OAMMs Diana Doherty Mr Michael Elwood Mr Anthony Fogg Ms Nancy Fox Ms Jenny Garber Mrs Cass George Mr Richard Gill OAMProfessor Malcolm Gillies Ms Virginia Gordon Mrs Deirdre Greatorex Mr Trevor Green Mrs Christina Green Mr Tony Grybowski Mr Donald Hazelwood AO OBEMs Virginia Henderson AMEmeritus Professor John Hopkins OBEMr Lawrence Jacks Mrs Daniele Kemp Mr Arthur Koumoukelis Associate Professor Dr Geoffrey Lancaster AMMr Janis Laurs Mr William Lyne CBE, AM

AYO COUNCIL


PROGRAMS &PARTICIPANTS


9 - 23 January, Adelaide, SA

Music Director: Paul DeanConductor - Bishop & Alexander Orchestras: James JuddConductor - Bishop & Alexander Orchestras: Edwin OutwaterDirector - John Curro Chamber Orchestra: Dale Barltrop

ORCHESTRAL PERFORMANCES & REPERTOIRE

WEEK 1: Concert #1

Saturday 15 January, 2011 4.00pm Elder Hall

JOHN CURRO CHAMBER ORCHESTRA - Dale Barltrop, Director

TELEMANN Don Quixote Suite

BISHOP ORCHESTRA - James Judd, Conductor

STRAUSS Death & Transfiguration

ALEXANDER ORCHESTRA - Edwin Outwater, Conductor

SAINT-SAENS Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78 ‘Organ Symphony’

WEEK 1: Concert #2



SMALLEY Birthday Tango


SHOSTAKOVICH Chamber Symphony, Op.110a


STANHOPE Machinations

BISHOP ORCHESTRA - James Judd, Conductor

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Symphony No.6 in E minor

WEEK 2: Concert #1



MOZART Divertimento in F Major, K.138


BERIO Ritirata notturna di Madrid

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ALEXANDER ORCHESTRA - James Judd, Conductor

BERLIOZ Roman Carnival Overture

BISHOP ORCHESTRA - Edwin Outwater, Conductor

RESPIGHI Fountains of Rome


RAVEL La valse

WEEK 2: Concert #2



PÄRT Cantus In Memoriam Benjamin Britten


BRITTEN Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, Op.10


BARBER Essay No.1, Op.12

ALEXANDER ORCHESTRA - James Judd, Conductor

RACHMANINOV Symphonic Dances, Op.45

AYO NATIONAL MUSIC CAMP cont.


TUTORS

Violin Graeme Jennings Violin Belinda McFarlane

Violin Michele Walsh Viola Stephen King

Cello Louise King Cello Zoe Knighton Double Bass Kees Boersma Double Bass Kirsty McCahon Flute Andrew Macleod Oboe Shefali Pryor Clarinet Chris Tingay Bassoon Brock Imison Horn Rob Johnson Trumpet Shane Hooton Trombone Jason Redman Tuba Thomas Allely Keyboard Stephen Emmerson Harp Lucy Reeves

Arts Administration Lou Oppenheim Chamber Music Michele Walsh Composition Program Paul Stanhope

Sound Engineer Jim Atkins Words About Music Jim Koehne Words About Music Genevieve Lang

AYO NATIONAL MUSIC CAMP PROGRAM STAFF

Lisa McCowage Music Librarian

Katie Spicer Residential Coordinator



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PARTICIPANTS

Violin

Kate AgostinoIona AllanJhana AllanMadeleine AntoineEdward AntonovJustine AyersLarissa Baker-FinchVictoria BihunNatalya BingAmy BrookmanSarah BucklandHannah BuckleyCatherine BucknellAnnabelle CarterEmma CharlesTobias ChisnallYena ChoiGlenn ChristensenCourtenay ClearyDeanna ConnellyTracey CookAlethea CoombeFelicity DoukakisZoe FreisbergAlice GaynorImogen Gilfedder-CooneyHayley GobellStephanie GrenningDovi HannerBrian HongAlexandra IstedCameron JamiesonMadeleine JevonsKate JonesJulianna KimChiara KingwellKentaro KoidoClare LynchSonya MaherMiranda MathesonYuhki MayneQuynh-Chi NguyenJulia NichollsSayono NodaLiam OborneBridget O’DonnellCecilia Palmer

Tony (Hyungjin) Park

Thibaud Pavlovic-HobbaElena PhatakJosephine PollicinaMichael PoultonEstelita RaeVardis RafieiAlys RaynerLucian ReederRachael RichardsonThalia RobeyTristan SelkeGeorgia ShimminKathryn ShinnickEmily SindenRiley SkevingtonBen SpiersJesre StensonAnnabelle SwainstonLee ThompsonAlice TurnerRebekah Van EmmerikKatrina VesalaAlexander VickeryRuben VrijensHannah WaltersSonia WilsonFlora Wong

Viola

Ashley AgarMartin AlexanderPatrick BrearleyCameron CampbellAnthony ChatawayChristine ChengWilliam ClarkAbinash CroweGregory DanielEmily DenbighJulia Doukakis

Finn Gilfedder-CooneyAlexander GunnerBenjamin Haire

John HaireAlexina HawkinsTom HighamDaniel (Dong-Yeob) KimSusie Kwon

Josephine LumanauCurtis NewmanMadeline NicholsElliot O’BrienPhillip PoultonHayasa TanakaVivian WheatleyElizabeth WoolnoughKatie Yap

Cello

Jonathan BekesJoseph EisingerDanai FadgyasDominic FitzgeraldJoseph FreerIsaac HaywardElizabeth HubbardJulia JaniszewskiKarol KowalikBethan LillicrapJames MorleyTimmothy OborneSamuel PayneAnna PokornyLucy PriceEmma Rayner

Daniel SmithStephanie StamopoulosMinjin SungAdam SzaboCamilla TafraFraser WallaceVicky Zhang



Double Bass

Caitlin BassRohan DasikaDaniel DeanXavier DunnAlexandra GillerJonathan HeilbronAurora HenrichKinga Janiszewski

Hugh KlugerRhys Mc ClearyMichael McculloughMuhamed MehmedbasicDaniel MolloyJaan PallandiHenry SouthJeremy ThomsonGiovanni VinciBonita Williams

Flute / Piccolo

Anna CooperRachel HowieTamara KohlerStephanie ViciGavin Zev

Oboe / Cor Anglais

Toshiyuki HosogayaGeorgina RobertsSandy (Zhi Yu) XuSarah YoungEmmanuel CassimatisStephanie Cooper

Clarinet/Bass Clarinet/Eb

Ben ClapinAlexei DupressoirSom HowieSung Pil LeeThomas Azoury

Bassoon / Contrabassoon

Laura BrownCameron BurnesHannah Gladstones

Timothy MurrayJack Schiller

French Horn

Jessica ArmstrongRiley ByfieldStephanie DavisSebastian DunnEmma GreganClaire LinquistCampbell McInnesRachel ShawKartini Suharto-MartinGillian Williams

Trumpet

Charlie BaleDaniel BallingerBreanna EvangelistaTimothy FrahnDaniel HendersonOrson Paine

Trombone/Bass Trombone

Alistair CrawfordOscar McDonaldMitchell StainesRosie WoodsCassandra PopeBen Turner

Tuba

Karina FilipiDuncan Spry

Harp

Angela KusmantoKit (Hannah) SpencerNatalie Wong

Piano

Jacob AbelaMorna Hu

Organ

Alexander Paine

Timpani / Percussion

Joel Bass

James ChongStefania KurniawanTegan LebrunMathew LevyAnna NgRobert OetomoThea RossenLouis SharpeImogen StaceyAngus Wilson

Tenor Saxophone

Nick Yates

Arts Administration

Rosemary AntoniniDee BoydJacinta EwersRosa GollanRebecca Moore

Aimee SisleyMathilda SouthMichael WilliamsonLachlan Wright

Composition

Michael BakrnchevPeter ClarkLiam FlenadySamantha Wolf

Words About Music

Jack Chenoweth Anna DoukakisFelicity HaighJennifer MillsLachlan Snow



February Season

5 - 15 February, Adelaide, SA & Melbourne, VIC

Conductor: Perry So

PERFORMANCES & REPERTOIRE

Sunday 13 February, 2011, 3.00pm Adelaide Town HallTuesday 15 February, 2011, 7.30pm Melbourne Town Hall

GINASTERA Estancia: Four Dances, op.8a TCHAIKOVSKY Francesca da Rimini, Op.32 HOLST The Planets

TUTORS

Violin 1 Natsuko YoshimotoViolin 2 Lachlan BrambleViola Imants LarsensCello Janis LaursDouble Bass Young-Hee Chan Flute Geoffrey CollinsOboe Jeffrey Crellin Clarinet Dean NewcombBassoon Mark GaydonHorn Philip PaineTrumpet Martin PhillipsonTrombone & Tuba Fabian RussellPercussion Steven PeterkaTimpani Christine Turpin (in Melbourne)Harp Julie Raines

Brass Sectional Fabian Russell

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PARTICIPANTS

First Violin

Liisa Pallandi ConcertmasterGlenn ChristensenAmy BrookmanCameron JamiesonKathryn ShinnickCatherine BucknellCourtenay ClearySally LawLee Thompson

Ben SpiersEdward AntonovYuhki MayneJhana AllanHayley BullockBridget O’Donnell

Second Violin

Rebecca Gill PrincipalHayato SimpsonVictoria BihunAnnabelle SwainstonYena ChoiLiam OborneAnna O’BrienKathleen YardleyCecilia PalmerFlora WongHannah BuckleyBeatrix StewartNicholas Kaye-SmithSonia Wilson

Viola

PrincipalWilliam ClarkRhianwen BrambleVivian WheatleyHannah DonohoeTom HighamGregory DanielCameron CampbellFinn Gilfedder-CooneyAnthony ChatawayNicole GreentreeBenjamin Carvalho

Cello

Jarrad Mathie Principal

Daniel PiniRobert ManleyNils HobigerAnna Pokorny

James LarsenAaron YeohJonathan ChimTimmothy Oborne

Double Bass

Bonita Williams PrincipalMark LipskiRohan DasikaRhys McClearyHenry SouthShandelle HorsfordDaniel DeanKinga Janiszewski

Flute/Piccolo

Kiran Phatak PrincipalGavin ZevRachel HowieTamara Kohler Oboe

Emmanuel Cassimatis PrincipalGeorgina RobertsToshiyuki Hosogaya

Cor Anglais

Dafydd Camp Principal

Clarinet

Nicholas Evans PrincipalSom HowieLisa McCowage

Bass Clarinet

David Hatch Principal

Bassoon

Jack Schiller PrincipalLaura BrownHannah Gladstones

Contrabassoon

Principal

French Horn

Sebastian Dunn PrincipalRachel ShawJessica ArmstrongStephanie DavisSharn McIverClaire LinquistGeorgia Ioakimidis-MacDougall

Trumpet

Callum G’Froerer PrincipalTimothy Frahn

Daniel Henderson

Trombone

Mitchell Staines PrincipalOscar McDonald

Bass Trombone

Mitchell Nissen Principal

Tuba

Karina Filipi Principal

Tenor Tuba

Jonathan Ramsay Principal

Timpani

Veronica Walshaw PrincipalRobert Allan Percussion

Anna Zeltzer PrincipalRobert AllanKaylie MelvilleJoel BassRobert OetomoStefania Kurniawan

Harp

Kit SpencerAngela Kusmanto

Piano/Celeste

Jacob Abela Principal

Organ

Alexander Paine Principal

THE AUSTRALIAN YOUTH ORCHESTRA cont.


July Season

12 - 23 July, Sydney, NSW

Conductor: Thomas Dausgaard Assistant Conductor: Fabian RussellViolin: Dene OldingPresenter: Andrew Ford


Wednesday 20 July & Thursday 21 July, 6:30pm Sydney Opera House

DEBUSSY La MerCarl VINE Violin Concerto (World Premiere)NIELSEN Symphony No.5, Op.50

Friday 22 July, 11:00am Sydney Opera House

DEBUSSY La MerNIELSEN Symphony No.5, Op.50

TUTORS

Violin 1 Fiona Ziegler Violin 2 Natsuko Yoshimoto Viola Anne-Louise Comerford Cello Melissa Barnard Double Bass Kirsty McCahon Flute Rosamund Plummer Oboe Shefali Pryor Alexandre Oguey Clarinet Frank Celata

French horn Ben Jacks Trumpet Anthony Heinrichs Trombones & Tuba Nick Byrne Percussion Ian Cleworth Timpani Rick Miller Harp Louise Johnson



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PARTICIPANTS

First Violin

Liisa Pallandi ConcertmasterGlenn ChristensenAmy BrookmanKana OhasiCatherine BucknellCourtenay ClearyLee ThompsonNatasha Conrau

Alexander VickeryBen SpiersEdward AntonovYuhki MayneJhana AllanHayley BullockBridget O’Donnell Second Violin

Rebecca Gill PrincipalVictoria BihunYena ChoiAnnabelle SwainstonAnna O’BrienLiam OborneKathleen YardleyCecilia PalmerFlora WongHannah BuckleyBeatrix StewartSonia WilsonIona AllanJesre Hazelman-Stenson Viola

PrincipalKatie YapRhianwen BrambleVivian WheatleySusie KwonGregory DanielHannah DonohoeFinn Gilfedder-CooneyCameron CampbellNicole Greentree

Anthony Chataway

Cello

Adam Szabo PrincipalDaniel PiniRobert ManleyNils HobigerAnna Pokorny

James LarsenAaron YeohJonathan ChimFraser Wallace Double Bass

Bonita Williams PrincipalDaniel DeanRohan DasikaKinga JaniszewskiRhys McClearyHenry SouthRonald GaynorMichael McCullough

Flute

Kiran Phatak PrincipalRachel Howie

Piccolo

Gavin Zev Principal Oboe

Emmanuel Cassimatis PrincipalGeorgina Roberts

Cor Anglais

Dafydd Camp Principal Clarinet

Nicholas Evans PrincipalSom Howie Bassoon

Jack Schiller PrincipalLaura BrownHannah Gladstones

Contra Bassoon

Principal

French Horn

Sebastian Dunn PrincipalJoel HoareJessica ArmstrongStephanie DavisClaire Linquist Trumpet

Callum G’Froerer PrincipalTimothy Frahn

Daniel HendersonChris Moran Trombone

Mitchell Staines PrincipalOscar McDonald Bass Trombone

Mitchell Nissen Principal Tuba

Karina Filipi Principal Timpani

Veronica Walshaw Principal

Percussion

Robert AllanAndrew PenroseAnna Zeltzer Harp

Kit Spencer PrincipalAngela Kusmanto



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Strings23 April - 1 May, Canberra, ACT

Music Director: Michele Walsh


Friday 29 April, 6:30pm Canberra Grammar School

CPE Bach Symphony for Strings in Bb, WQ.182, No.2DVORAK Two Waltzs for strings arr. From piano, B101 & B105BRITTEN Simple SymphonyDAG WIREN Serenade Op.11GRAINGER Molly on the Shore

TUTORS

Violin 1 Jennifer Hoy Violin 2 Sophie Cole Viola Stuart Johnson Cello Patrick Murphy Double Bass David Campbell

PARTICIPANTS

First Violin

Courtenay Cleary ConcertmasterAnnabelle SwainstonHannah BuckleyAnnabelle TravesTony (Hyungjin) ParkJustine AyersHayley GobellTracy Cook

Second Violin

Iona Allan PrincipalLiam OborneWilliam HuxtableAlys RaynorMia StantonAnnabelle CarterSe-Jeong EumJulia Nicholls

AYO YOUNG SYMPHONISTS

Viola

Ashley Agar PrincipalElizabeth WoolnoughDaniel KimEli VincentLucy White

Cello

Elizabeth Hubbard PrincipalFraser WallaceJames MorleyEmma RaynerJulia Janiszewski

Double Bass

Kinga Janiszewski PrincipalGiovanni VinciJesse Cooper


Wind, Brass & Percussion23 April - 1 May, Canberra, ACT

Music Director: Yoram Levy


Friday 29 April, 6:30pm Canberra Grammar School

PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE

GOLOVKO ImpulseGOLOVKO Witch-huntSHOSTAKOVICH Polka from ballet “Golden Age” (arr. Sergei Golovko)

WIND CHAMBER ENSEMBLES

BRICCIALDI Flute Duo concertant No.2 – 1st movtDANZI Wind Quintet in B flat Major – 1st movtEDWARDS Incantations 3rd movtNIELSEN Wind Quintet - 2nd movtCAPLET Suite Persanne 1st movt ENESCU Dixtour - 1st movtMOZART Serenade No.12 in C minor, K.388 - 1st movt

BRASS ENSEMBLE

GRIEG March from Sigurd JosalfarSALZEDO Divertimento PROKOFIEV Two Pieces from Lieutenant Kije

TUTORS

Flute Janet Webb Oboe Ngaire de Korte Clarinet Frank Celata

Horn Euan Harvey Trumpet Yoram Levy Trombone & Tuba Nick Byrne Percussion Tom O’Kelly

AYO YOUNG SYMPHONISTS cont.


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PARTICIPANTS

Flute/Piccolo

Ella BuysMadelaine SouthwellEliza Shephard

Oboe/Cor Anglais

Toshiyuki HosogayaNiamh DellMadison Hallworth

Clarinet

Ben Clapin

Andrew Fong

Bassoon

Justin Sun

French Horn

Campbell McInnesAlex MillerMiriam EdwardsMarielle AllanMax Tuckey

Trumpet

Charlie BaleZac AndersonNiran DasikaJohn LinquistTromboneRobert SherringtonNicholas LyallTarli LoganDanny Horsford

Tuba Naomi Christensen Percussion/Timpani

Gabriel FischerBartholomew HaddockMorgan KnowlesJames Townsend

AYO YOUNG SYMPHONISTS cont.


4 - 11 July, Brisbane, QLD

Music Director: Jonathan Williams


Wednesday July 6th & Saturday July 9th, 7.00pm

(In-house performances)

BARBER Summer Music, Op.31HINDEMITH Kleine Kammermusik, Op.24, No.2 JANÁČEK MládiLIGETI Six Bagatelles for Wind Quintet NIELSEN Wind Quintet SCHOENBERG Wind Quintet, Op.26’

Sunday July 10th, 3.00pm

Brisbane Powerhouse

STRAUSS Serenade in E flat Major, Op.7FRANCAIX Sept DansesMOZART Serenade in C Minor, K.388STRAUSS Suite in B flat Major, Op.4

TUTORS

Oboe Eve NewsomeClarinet Frank Celata

PARTICIPANTS

Flute

Kiran PhatakGavin ZevRachel HowieTamara Kohler

Oboe/Cor Anglais

Emmanuel CassimatisGeorgina RobertsDafydd CampToshiyuki HosogayaSarah YoungSandy (Zhi Yu) Xu

AYO STYLE WORKSHOP - WIND PLAYING

Clarinet/Bass Clarinet

Nicholas EvansSom HowieDavid HatchBenjamin MellefontSung Pil LeeJustin Beere

Bassoon/Contrabasoon

Jack SchillerLaura BrownHannah GladstonesTimothy Murray

Cameron Burnes

French Horn

Sebastian DunnRachel ShawJessica ArmstrongStephanie DavisClaire LinquistJoel Hoare


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April 21 - May 2, Sydney, NSW

Artist in Residence: Pekka Kuusisto violin

TUTORS

Goldner Quartet

Dene Olding violinDimity Hall violinIrena Morosova violaJulian Smiles cello

Takács Quartet

Edward Dusinberre violinKároly Schranz violin Geraldine Walther violaAndrás Fejér cello

Eggner Trio

Georg Eggner violinFlorian Eggner celloChristoph Eggner piano


Sydney Camerata (Quartet 1)

AYO in House Concert: Saturday 23 April 17:30 – 19:00Public Concert Thursday 17:00 – 18:30HAYDN String Quartet in G minor, Op.74, No.3 (Mov 2 & 4)RAVEL String Quartet in F Major (All)

Quartet 2

AYO in House Concert: Saturday 23 April 17:30 – 19:00Public Concert Thursday 17:00 – 18:30HAYDN String Quartet in F Major, Op.74, No.2 (3 & 4)PROKOFIEV String Quartet No.1 in B minor, Op.50, (1 & 2)

Quartet 3

AYO in House Concert: Sunday 24 April 17:30 – 19:00Public Concert Friday 29 16:30 – 18:00HAYDN String Quartet in E flat Major, Op.71, No.3, (1 & 3)SHOSTAKOVICH String Quartet No.1 in C Major, Op.49 (All)

Orava Quartet (Quartet 4)

AYO in House Concert: Sunday 24 April 17:30 – 19:00Public Concert Saturday 30 April 16:30 – 18:00HAYDN String Quartet in C Major, Op.74, No.1, (3 & 4)BARTOK String Quartet No.2, Sz 67, (All)

AYO CHAMBER PLAYERS


Chiocciola Quartet (Quartet 5)

AYO in House Concert: Monday 25 April 17:30 – 19:00Public Concert Saturday 30 April 16:30 – 18:00HAYDN String Quartet in C Major, Op.33, No.3, (1 & 3)BARTOK String Quartet No.3, Sz 85 (All)

Piano Trio 1

AYO in House Concert: Tuesday 26 April 18:00 – 19:00Public Concert Saturday 30 April 16:30 – 18:00HAYDN Piano Trio in F sharp minor, XV:26 (1 & 2) DVORAK Piano Trio in E minor, Op.90 ‘Dumky’ (4, 5 & 6)

Piano Trio 2

AYO in House Concert: Monday 25 April 17:30 – 19:00Public Concert Sunday 1 May 13:15 – 14:15HAYDN Piano Trio in E flat Major, XV:30 (2 & 3) SCHUMANN Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.63 (1 & 3)

Piano Trio 3

AYO in House Concert: Tuesday 26 April 18:00 – 19:00Public Concert Sunday 1 May 13:15 – 14:15HAYDN Piano Trio in G Major, XV:25 ‘Gypsy Rondo’ (1.& 3)BRAHMS Piano Trio in C Major, Op.87 (1 & 2)

PARTICIPANTS

Sydney Camerata Quartet (Quartet 1)

Freya Franzen violinClare Miller violin Tara Houghton violaMathisha Panagoda cello Quartet 2 Rebecca Adler violin Cameron Jamieson violin

Robert Manley cello Quartet 3 Glenn Christensen violin Kathryn Shinnick violin William Clark viola Nils Hobiger cello

AYO CHAMBER PLAYERS cont.


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Orava Quartet (Quartet 4)

Daniel Kowalik violin Sylwia Waples violin Tom Chawner viola Karol Kowalik cello

Chiocciola Quartet (Quartet 5)

Liisa Pallandi violinPeter Clark violin Chris Cartlidge viola William Hewer cello

Piano Trio 1

Hayato Simpson violin

Hye Sook Chung piano

Piano Trio 2

Thibaud Pavlovic-Hobba violin Daniel Pini cello Siang Ching Ngu piano

Piano Trio 3

Rebecca Gill violin Anna Pokorny cello Jacob Abela piano

AYO CHAMBER PLAYERS cont.

AYO Wind Quintet22 March - 3 April, Hobart, TAS

REPERTOIRE

Jean FRANCAIX QuintetElena KATS-CHERNIN Sand WaltzDarius MILHAUD La Cheminee du Roi Rene Anton REICHA Quintet in E flat Major Gunter SCHULLER Suite

TUTOR

PARTICIPANTS

Flute Kiran Phatak Oboe Dafydd Camp Clarinet Nicholas Evans Bassoon Jack Schiller Horn Rachel Shaw

AYO String Quartet29 March - 10 April, Castlemaine, VIC

REPERTOIRE

HAYDN String Quartet in G major, Op.76, No.1 I Allegro con spirito II Adagio sostenuto III Menuetto (Presto) IV Allegro ma non troppo

Richard MEALE Cantilena Pacifica from String Quartet No.2

Fantasia No.4 Fantasia No.7 Fantasia No.11

SHOSTAKOVICH String Quartet No.3 in F major, Op.73 I Allegretto II Moderato con moto III Allegro non troppo IV Adagio V Moderato


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AYO REGIONAL RESIDENCIES


TUTOR

Michelle Wood

PARTICIPANTS

Violin Rebecca Gill Violin Allana Wales

Cello Adam Szabo

AYO Ensemble-in-Residence: Stage 115 August - 11 September, Albury, VIC

REPERTOIRE

HAYDN String Quartet in D Major Op.20 No.4 Hob III: 34 ‘The Sun’Allegro di molto I. Un poco adagio affettuoso II. Menuetto: Allegretto alla zingarese III. Presto scherzando

Richard MEALE Cantilena Pacifica from String Quartet No.2

DEBUSSY String Quartet in G minor, Op.10 I. Animé et très decide II. Assez vif et bien rythmé III. Andantino doucement expressif IV. Très modéré

BEETHOVEN String Quartet No.7 in F Major, Op.59 No.1 (‘Razumovsky’ No.1) I. Allegro II. Allegretto vivace e sempre scherzando III. Adagio molto e mesto IV. Thème russe: Allegro

TCHAIKOVSKY String Quartet No.1 in D major, Op.11 II. Andante cantabile

TUTOR

Sarah Curro

PARTICIPANTS

Glasshouse Quartet:

Violin Glenn Christensen Violin Caroline Hopson Viola Susanna Ling Cello Dale Rickert

AYO REGIONAL RESIDENCIES cont.


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AYO Ensemble-in-Residence: Stage 210 October - 6 November, Albury, VIC

REPERTOIRE

SCHUBERT String Quartet No.14 in D minor, D.810, Death and the Maiden I. Allegro II. Andante con moto III. Presto IV. Prestissimo

BRITTEN String Quartet No.2 in C, Op.36 I. Allegro calmo senza rigore II. Vivace III. Chacony: Sostenuto

MOZART String Quartet No.16 in Eb, K.428 I. Allegro ma non troppo II. Andante con moto III. Menuetto Trio: Allegretto IV. Allegro vivace

HAYDN String Quartet in C, Op.20 No.2 I. Moderato II. Capriccio: Adagio Cantabile III. Menuet IV. Fuga: Allegro

WESTLAKE String Quartet No.2 – 4th Movement

TUTORS

Sarah CurroCaroline Henbest

PARTICIPANTS

Zellwood Quartet:

Violin Bridget Graham Violin Sophie Hudgell Viola Nelson Yarwood Cello Josie Graham

AYO REGIONAL RESIDENCIES cont.


MSO String Fellowships13 - 21 March, Melbourne, VIC

MSO MENTORS

MSO Head Mentor Monica Curro

Violin Lorraine HookViolin Isin CakmakciogluViolin Philippa WestViola Lauren Brigden Viola Justin WilliamsCello Rohan De KorteCello Joan EvansBass Sylvia HoskingBass Damien Eckersley

Professional Development Seminars:

Orchestral Excerpt Workshop with MSO Associate Concertmaster Roy TheakerConcerto Workshop with MSO Assistant 2nd violin Monica CurroMusic & Media with ABC Classic FM presenter Mairi Nicolson Life in a Professional Orchestra with MSO musicians & managersMusician Health with Bronwen Ackermann, Physiotherapist

PARTICIPANTS

Bass Hugh Kluger Bass Mark Lipski Cello Robert Manley Cello Daniel Pini

Viola William Clark Violin Hayato Simpson Violin Cameron Jamieson Violin Rebecca Gill

AYO ORCHESTRAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT


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AYO TSO Wind, Brass & Percussion Fellowships19 - 25 September, Hobart, TAS

TSO MENTORS

Flute Douglas Mackie

Clarinet Christopher WallerBassoon Lisa Storchheim French Horn Wendy PageTrumpet Yoram LevyTrombone Don BatePercussion Gary Wain

Professional Development Sessions:

Concerto Workshop with Yoram Levy Excerpt Workshop No. 1

Excerpt Workshop No. 2

Audition & Performance Preparation & Presentation

& Douglas Mackie.Music Health with Bronwen Ackermann

PARTICIPANTS

Flute Kiran Phatak Oboe Georgina Roberts Clarinet Som Howie Bassoon Laura Brown Horn Sebastian Dunn Trumpet Timothy Frahn Trombone Mitchell StainesTuba Karina Filipi Percussion Sophia Ang

AYO ORCHESTRAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT cont.


TSO & AYO In Concert26 September - 1 October, Hobart, TAS

Conductor: Sebastian Lang-Lessing

Violin Lorraine HookViolin Isin CakmakciogluViolin Philippa WestViola Lauren Brigden Viola Justin WilliamsCello Rohan De KorteCello Joan EvansBass Sylvia HoskingBass Damien Eckersley

REPERTOIRE

STRAUSS Also Sprach Zarathustra, TrV 176, op.30MAHLER Symphony No. 1 in D Major (Titan)

PARTICIPANTS

(in alphabetical order)

Violin

Edward AntonovVictoria BihunCatherine BucknellRebecca GillAlexandra IstedIsabel HedeCameron JamiesonYuhki MayneAnna O’BrienThibaud Pavlovic-HobbaHayato Simpson

Viola

Rhianwen BrambleWilliam Clark

Vivian WheatleyKatie Yap

Cello

Nils HobigerRobert ManlyAnna Orzech

Double Bass

Rohan DasikaMuhamed MehmedbasicBonita Williams

Flute

Kiran Phatak

Oboe

Emmanuel CassimatisGeorgina Roberts

Clarinet

Nicholas Evans Som Howie

Bassoon

Laura BrownJack Schiller

Horn

Sebastian DunnRachel Shaw

Trumpet

Timothy Frahn

Trombone

Mitchell Staines

Tuba

Karina Filipi

Percussion

Sophia Ang

Harp

Kit Spencer

AYO ORCHESTRAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT cont.

FINANCIAL REPORT

Directors’ Report

Auditor’s Independence Declaration

Financial Report 31 December 2011:

- Statement of Comprehensive Income

- Statement of Financial Position

- Statement of Changes in Equity

- Statement of Cash Flows

- Notes to the Financial Statements

- Directors’ Declaration

Independednt auditor’s report report to the members

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