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MENDELSSOHN Midsummer Night’s Dream, Overture, op.21 12’

GRIEG Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Morning 4’

GRIEG Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, In the Hall of the Mountain King 3’

VIVALDI The Four Seasons, Summer (3rd mvt) 3’

GOUNOD Roméo et Juliette, Juliette’s Waltz. Featuring Morgan Balfour 4’

PUCCINI Gianni Schicchi, O Mio Babbino Caro. Featuring Morgan Balfour 2’

COPLAND Rodeo Suite, Hoedown 4’

VERDI Aïda, Triumphal March 6’

INTERVAL 20’

MARQUEZ Danzon No 2 10’

PUCCINI La Bohème, Quando me’n vo’. Featuring Morgan Balfour 3’

TRADITIONAL Last Rose of Summer. Poem by Thomas Moore. Featuring Morgan Balfour 4’

ROGERS The Sound of Music, Climb Every Mountain. Featuring Morgan Balfour 3’

BERNSTEIN West Side Story Overture. 5’

TCHAIKOVSKY The Nutcracker Suite op.71a, Overture 3’

TCHAIKOVSKY The Nutcracker Suite op.71a, March 3’

TCHAIKOVSKY The Nutcracker Suite op.71a, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy 2’

TCHAIKOVSKY The Nutcracker Suite op.71a, Waltz of the Flowers 6’

Please note: this program is correct at time of printing, however it is subject to change.

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WELCOME FROM THE GOVERNOR-GENERALLynne and I would like to welcome you to Government House for the annual Canberra Symphony Orchestra Prom Concert.

For 36 years the people of Canberra and the surrounding region have been bringing their blankets, hats, chairs and picnic baskets to Government House and enjoying the wonderful music of the CSO.

The event is a chance to enjoy a world-class orchestral performance in the spectacular grounds of Government House.

This year we welcome renowned conductor and all-round musical entertainer Guy Noble to the podium, along with the 2016 IFAC Australian Singing Competition prize-winner soprano, Morgan Balfour as soloist. Today’s entertainment promises an enjoyable and accessible mix of classical favourites with everything from Mendelssohn to Puccini, and Bernstein to Tchaikovsky.

Please sit back, relax, and enjoy the Government House grounds and the music and atmosphere of the CSO Prom Concert, the finale of the 2018 CSO season.

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WELCOME Thank you for joining us today at the 36th annual Shell Prom concert. The CSO is pleased to share this perennial favourite with you today. I know you will join me in thanking the Governor General, His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retd) and Her

Excellency Lady Cosgrove for opening their beautiful gardens to us. What better way to spend the first day of summer, than with friends, family, food and of course, exceptional music.

Our thanks to Shell Australia whose partnership with the CSO goes back to 1980. We are grateful to Shell for this generous support, and honoured to have such a wonderful relationship with an organisation so committed to contributing to the cultural life of our city.

Next year the CSO Season opens with a bang as the orchestra ventures out of the concert hall and into your community. First stop Queanbeyan, for Music by the River, presented by Icon Water in partnership with the Queanbeyan Palerang Regional Council on 2 March. Then, as part of the Enlighten Festival, the ACT Government in conjunction with the CSO present Sunday Night Fever, featuring the Best of the Bee Gees on 10 March, Stage 88. We hope you will come along with family and friends to these hugely popular free events.

Also in March, the CSO proudly presents the opening concert for the third season of its Australian Series presented by Singapore Airlines and hosted by the National Portrait Gallery. The Power of One features the ‘sorceress of percussion’ Claire Edwardes, who takes to the stage alone to present a stunning array of recent solo works by Australian composers, including a brand new CSO commission by young indigenous composer Rhyan Clapham. After the concert, the NPG invites you to explore the power of a single photograph at its National Photographic Portrait Prize exhibition.

The CSO’s ActewAGL Llewellyn Series kicks off in early April when Jessica Cottis returns to Canberra to take us for a walk on the wild side. Nigel Westlake’s Spirit of the Wild (Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra) was written for, and features CSO 2019 Artist in Focus, renowned oboist Diana Doherty. From the wilderness of Tasmania to the rugged landscapes of Scotland, this concert ends with Mendelssohn’s Scottish Symphony.

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As ever, we sincerely thank the ACT Government, the Australia Council and all of our partners and donors for their generous support in 2019. Also, the CSO applauds you, our patrons, for your continued support throughout the year. On behalf of the CSO Board, musicians, and staff we wish you all the best for a joyous festive season.

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GUY NOBLE CONDUCTOR Guy Noble has conducted the Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Western Australian, Tasmanian, Queensland and Canberra Symphony Orchestras, the Auckland Philharmonia, Hong Kong Symphony and Malaysian and Bergen Philharmonic orchestras.

He is the host and accompanist each year

for Great Opera Hits (Opera Australia) in the Joan Sutherland Theatre of the Sydney Opera House. He conducted Opera Queensland’s 2014 production of La Boheme, Opera in the Alps (2008-2017)and Opera in the Markets (2009-2017). He is conductor and host for the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra’s Classics Unwrapped series at the Adelaide Town Hall, and conductor and host for the Queensland Symphony’s Music on Sundays series at QPAC.

Guy has worked with a wide variety of international performers with orchestras across Australia, including Harry Connick Jnr, Ben Folds, The Beach Boys, Dianne Reeves, Glenn Frey, Randy Newman, Clive James, Conchita, The Two Cellos, Alfie Boe, Olivia Newton John, Paloma Faith, Ruthie Henshall and Meow Meow.

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MORGAN BALFOUR SOPRANO Australian soprano Morgan Balfour, “blessed with a name, a voice and a stage presence destined to go far” (Adelaide Now) is quickly garnering attention in both the United States and her native home.

As a soloist and presenter of oratorio, Morgan has appeared with organisations

such as American Bach Soloists, Sydney Philharmonia, Brisbane Baroque Festival, Manhattan Concert Productions, Coriole Music Festival, and the Port Fairy Spring Music Festival. She is very excited to appear with the Canberra Symphony Orchestra at their 2018 Shell Prom Concert.

In 2017, Morgan appeared with Pinchgut Opera as Cephise in their production of Rameau’s Pigmalion. She performed as Honour in Purcell’s King Arthur with Brisbane Baroque Festival in 2016 and Zerlina in scenes from Mozart’sDon Giovanni with Queensland Symphony Orchestra in 2015.

During her time at the San Francisco Conservatory, Morgan performed as Younger Alyce in Tom Cipullo’s Glory Denied, Rodelinda in Handel’s Rodelinda, Governess in Britten’s Turn of the Screw and Meleagro in Handel’s Atalanta. Other roles include Pamina in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte (Hawaii Performing Arts Festival), Frasquita in Bizet’s Carmen (Opera New England) and Susanna in Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro (QCGU).

In the United States, Morgan has been named the 2nd Place Winner at the 2018 East Bay Opera League Competition, Encouragement Award Winner at the 2017 San Francisco District Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions and the Tony Cuevas Award Winner at the 2017 Holt Competition. In Australia, she was the recipient of the Australian Opera Awards Committee’s 2016 Sheila Prior Memorial Scholarship for special operatic talent and has previously been a finalist and prizewinner in the IFAC Australian Singing Competition, Joan Sutherland and Richard Bonynge Bel Canto Award, German-Australian Opera Grant, Sydney Eisteddfod Opera Scholarship and Joan Carden Award.

Morgan holds a Bachelor of Music from the Queensland Conservatorium of Music and a Master of Music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. She is also an alumna of the Melba Opera Trust, Lisa Gasteen National Opera School and Hawaii Performing Arts Festival.

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The Kingsland Resident Artist Program creates new professional pathways for the next generation of outstanding Australian musicians. Selected musicians are offered a two-year residency with the CSO in Canberra, gaining professional experience in orchestral and ensemble performance, teaching and arts administration. The Resident Artists will gain a portfolio of experience not offered anywhere in Australia.

Under the guidance of CSO’s Chief Conductor and Artistic Director, Dr Nicholas Milton AM, the Residents Artists rehearse and perform with the orchestra and as part of CSO ensembles.

The Residents undertake professional development in instrumental music pedagogy, marketing, networking, grant writing, and business and tax management for self-employed artists. At the end of the program, they have the option to continue as rank-and-file CSO musicians.

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This program exists only through the generous support of the founding donors – the Late Sir Richard Kingsland, Lady Kingsland and their family. Their vision can only be fully realised if this unique program can become self-sustaining.

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When you look around at the picnicking masses, spare a thought for those who have been touched by the CSO’s HeartStrings program – CSO supporters who’ve donated tickets to CSO concerts, or individuals and families needing a break from difficult moments who’ve graciously received them.

Through generous donations from CSO donors, local businesses and the ACT Government, the CSO offers free tickets to individuals and families who would love to experience symphonic music but can’t because of financial constraints, social isolation or other hindering factors. These HeartStrings tickets are distributed through local community organisations and charities.

These organisations are best placed to know who would benefit most by an afternoon’s music in the sun (at the time of writing, the Shell Prom forecast was glorious sunshine, a gentle breeze, not too hot…), sharing the experience with friends and family in the gardens of Government House.

It is the CSO’s great pleasure to work with these organisations. We reckon it is the best part of the job!

You can give the gift of live orchestral music to more people in need by donating to the HeartStrings program. If you’d like to help someone experience the orchestra for the first time, please consider donating to the HeartStrings program through our website up until 31 December 2018 – a donation of two tickets to a CSO concert as a Christmas gift, for instance – or contact the CSO directly.Donate online at cso.org.au/heartstringsTim Langford – Philanthropy. 02 6247 9191 tim.langford@cso.org.au

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