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DORCAS MCCLEAN TRAVELLING

SCHOLARSHIP FOR VIOLINSTS

1 - 5 AUGUST 2016

MELBOURNE CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC2

MONDAY, 1 AUGUST 2016

LUNCH HOUR CONCERT 1.10PM, MELBA HALLFeaturing violinist Oleh Krysa, top prize-winner of the Tchaikovsky, Paganini, Wieniawski and Montreal international violin competitions.

Tickets: Free admission, no bookings required

SEMI-FINAL ROUND, CONCERT 17.00PM, MELBA HALL Featuring violinists Yebin Yoo, Harry Bennetts and Anna da Silva Chen.

Tickets: Free, bookings required via vca-mcm.unimelb.edu.au/events TUESDAY, 2 AUGUST 2016

SEMI-FINAL ROUND, CONCERT 27.00PM, MELBA HALL Featuring violinists Doretta Balkizas, Yejin Min and Josephine Chung.

Tickets: Free, bookings required via vca-mcm.unimelb.edu.au/events

PROGRAM OF EVENTS

FRIDAY, 5 AUGUST 2016

PANEL DISCUSSION: LIFE AS A YOUNG MUSICIAN IN THE USSR1.15PM, MELBA HALLFeaturing distinguished guests Oleh Krysa, Alice Waten, Mark Mogilevski and Sheila Fitzpatrick.

Tickets: Free, bookings required via vca-mcm.unimelb.edu.au/events

FINAL ROUND7.30PM, ELISABETH MURDOCH HALL, MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTREThree finalists will present concerto performances with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Prizes will be announced at the conclusion of the concert.

Tickets: $35 full / $30 concession via melbournerecital.com.au

MELBOURNE CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC 3

One of Australia’s most gifted violinists, Dorcas McClean (1917 – 1981) began her musical studies at the age of three at the New South Wales Conservatorium. By the age of eight, she was already appearing as a soloist at public concerts in Sydney, as well as performing for numerous radio broadcasts. Her brother Hugh and sister Georgina were also talented violinists and together the family often performed chamber concerts. When she was twelve, Dorcas caused a sensation at a choral concert in Sydney with her performance of the Finale from the Concerto No. 2 in D minor by Wieniaski and was hailed by critics as a child virtuoso.

Determined to provide her children with the best possible violin training, Mrs McClean travelled to London with young Dorcas, Georgina and Hugh in 1932 where they were enrolled at the Royal College of Music in the studio of Isolde Menges, a prominent English concert violinist and pupil of Leopold Auer. While in Europe, each enjoyed active concert careers before returning to Australia in 1939.

Shortly before her death, Dorcas McClean expressed her wish to establish a scholarship to advance the musical education of young Australian violinists. Following the bequest of her estate, the Travelling Scholarship for Violinists was established by the University of Melbourne in honour of this brilliant musician and dedicated patron of the arts.

ABOUT DORCAS MCCLEAN


BequestsLike Dorcas, you can make a real difference to the future of music at the University of Melbourne by making a bequest. If you would like more information on leaving a gift to the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music in your Will or should you wish to arrange a confidential conversation about your particular passions and interests, please contact Merrilyn Julian, Head of Bequests, on 03 8344 1745 or e-mail [email protected].

The ScholarshipThe Dorcas McClean Travelling Scholarship for Violinists seeks to support the musical education of outstanding young violinists through the provision of travelling scholarships and prizes to support those judged most talented at the beginning of their professional careers. The Scholarship is open to all violinists aged 25 and under at the closing date for applications, who have been resident in Australia for no less than two years.

SelectionApplications to the Dorcas McClean Traveling Scholarship for Violinists were screened earlier this year by an outstanding panel charged with the difficult task of nominating six semi-finalists for participation in the competition. The talented young artists

selected will be presented in two evening recitals at Melba Hall, August 1 and 2 at 7.00pm. The jury will advance three contestants to the Final Round on August 5 at the Melbourne Recital Centre, where they will appear as concerto soloists with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Brett Kelly. The competition will begin at 7.30pm and awards will be announced at its conclusion.

AwardsThe winner of the competition will receive $40,000 toward their future education abroad. Second and third placing performers will receive $10,000 and $5,000 respectively.


Since winning the Dorcas McClean Scholarship in April 2014, Anne-Marie Johnson has performed the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with Corpus Medicorum, the Mustonen Triple Concerto with the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra, and recently Bach’s Violin Concerto in D minor BWV 1052R in a 6-concert tour with the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra. In late 2014 she was a finalist in the ABC Young Performer’s Award and in 2015 travelled to South Korea to participate in the Seoul International Violin Competition and was part of the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition. In 2016 she was a semi-finalist in the Murten Classics Valiant Competition.

ANNE-MARIE JOHNSON (2014 WINNER)

In 2014 Anne-Marie was a founding member of the Australian Octet and also led a performance of Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence at the Port Fairy Festival. She has had lessons with James Ehnes and Dong Suk Kang, and thanks to the Dorcas McClean Scholarship, has just completed her first year at the Haute Ecole de Musique in Geneva, Switzerland with Professor Mihaela Martin, where she is pursuing a Master’s degree.

Anne-Marie is also thrilled to announce she will be performing the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in February 2017.

Previous Recipients2014 Anne-Marie Johnson2011 Kana O’Hashi2009 Sujin Park2007 Suyeon Kang2005 Cameron Hill2003 Vivien Jeffery2001 Mareine Ito1999 Chen Gu1997 Sarah Curro1995 Daniel Dodds1992 Asmira Woodward-Page1990 Adele Anthony1988 Stanley Dodds


COMPETITORS

DORETTA BALKIZAS

REPERTOIRE

Semi-Final- FRANCK, Sonata for Violin and Piano in A Major- KREISLER, Recitative and Scherzo-Caprice for Solo Violin, Op. 6- SAINT-SAËNS/YSAŸE, Caprice d’après l’Etude en forme de Valse

Final- TCHAIKOVSKY, Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 35

Violinist Doretta Balkizas has appeared internationally as soloist and chamber musician including performances with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra,

Nanning Symphony Orchestra and the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra.

She has performed at various chambermusic festivals including the YellowBarn Festival, the InternationalHolland Music Sessions and the MusicaViva Music Festival. Doretta was anAustralian Chamber Orchestra EmergingArtist in 2013, and is the recipient ofnumerous awards including the SydneyConservatorium Concerto Competitionprize and the George & MargaretHenderson Travelling Scholarship.Doretta studied under Professor AliceWaten at the Sydney Conservatoriumof Music and at the Australian NationalAcademy of Music with Dr RobinWilson. She is currently studying at theHochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler inBerlin under the tutelage of ProfessorEva-Christina Schönweiß, and issupported generously by a combinationof individual benefactors and a DAADScholarship.


HARRY BENNETTS

REPERTOIRE

Semi-Final- KREISLER, Recitative and Scherzo-Caprice for Solo Violin, Op. 6- BRAHMS, Sonata for Violin and Piano in D minor, Op. 108- WIENIAWSKI, Fantasia on Themes from Faust, Op. 20

Final - SIBELIUS, Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47

Harry Bennetts began playing theviolin at the age of four, and in hisfirst years studied with ChristopherKimber, Philippa Paige and MarkMogilevski. He is currently a student at the Australian National Academyof Music studying under Dr RobinWilson. In 2015, Harry won the Kendall National Violin Competition and

the Australian National Academy of Music’s concerto and chamber music competitions. He also performedthe Sibelius violin concerto with theMaroondah Symphony Orchestra andtoured with the Australian ChamberOrchestra’s ACO2 as an Emerging Artist.He has performed in Masterclasseswith Boris Kuschnir, Christian Tetzlaff,Pinchas Zukerman, Lawrence Power andAlexander Sitkovetsky.

ANNA DA SILVA CHEN

REPERTOIRE

Semi-Final- KREISLER, Recitative and Scherzo-Caprice for Solo Violin, Op. 6- ELGAR, Sonata for Violin and Piano in E minor, Op. 82- WIENIAWSKI, Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 15


Final-SIBELIUS, Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47

Anna is a 19-year-old Bachelor of Music student, studying at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music (SCM) with Associate Professor Alice Waten. Anna is named on the University of Sydney Prizes and Honour Roll and currently leads the SCM Chamber Orchestra. She has appeared as a soloist with the Sydney, Adelaide, Tasmanian, ACO Academy and Canberra Symphony Orchestras among others, and has performed as an emerging artist with the Australia Piano Quartet and Selby & Friends. Anna was a grand finalist of the ABC Symphony Australia Young Performers Awards, junior semi-finalist of the Yehudi Menuhin International Violin Competition and winner of the Kendall National Violin Competition.

JOSEPHINE CHUNG

REPERTOIRE Semi-Final- PROKOFIEV, Sonata for Violin and Piano in F minor, Op. 80-WAXMAN, Carmen Fantasy KREISLER, Recitative and Scherzo-Caprice for Solo Violin, Op. 6

Final-SIBELIUS, Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47

Josephine Chung, 17, has been learningthe violin since age three, and currentlystudies with Dr Robin Wilson inSydney. Recently, she won theOverall Prize at the 2015 Ku-Ring-Gai Philharmonic Orchestra ConcertoCompetition. In 2014 Josephinewas a semi-finalist in the MenuhinInternational Violin Competition’s JuniorSection, held in the USA. She has given


YEJIN MIN

REPERTOIRE

Semi-Final- KREISLER, Recitative and Scherzo-Caprice for Solo Violin, Op. 6- YSAŸE, Poème élégiaque, Op. 12- FRANCK, Sonata for Violin and Piano in A Major

Final - BRUCH, Violin Concerto in G minor, Op. 26

Yejin Min is 20 years old and currently studying at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music with Professor Goetz Richter. She is the recipient of the Georgina Purss, Frank Hammond, The Frank Hutchens Memorial and Elise Herman Scholarships. She has been a member of the Sydney Symphony Sinfonia and concert master of the KOZY Orchestra and Choir since 2012. Yejin has won numerous competitions, including the Kendall National Violin Competition and the Animato International Violin Competition, and was a semi-finalist at the Gisborne International Violin Competition. In July 2015 and 2016, Yejin attended a summer school program (Estivo) at the Conservatorio di Verona, Italy.

solo performances with the WilloughbySymphony Orchestra, Queensland YouthOrchestra and North Sydney YouthOrchestra. In 2015, Josephine appearedas Concertmaster with the AustralianInternational Symphony OrchestraInstitute, and has also played withthe Australian Youth Orchestra, andAustralian National Academy of MusicOrchestra.


YEBIN YOO

REPERTOIRE

Semi-Final- POULENC, Sonata for Violin and Piano- KREISLER, Recitative and Scherzo-Caprice for Solo Violin, Op. 6- RAVEL, Tzigane

Final- SIBELIUS, Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47

Yebin, 16, from Melbourne, studies atthe Australian National Academy ofMusic under Dr Robin Wilson,where she regularly participates inchamber and orchestral projects. In2015, Yebin was the winner of theHephzibah Menuhin Memorial Award, afinalist in the 3MBS Young PerformersAward and National Youth ConcertoCompetition and performed in theInternational Tchaikovsky Competition

for Young Musicians. She won the 2014Preston Youth Concerto Competition.She has performed Khachaturian andTchaikovsky Concertos with both thePreston Symphony Orchestra andQueensland Youth Symphony and willperform the Sibelius Concerto with thePercy Grainger Youth Orchestra.


ADJUDICATION PANEL

OLEH KRYSA

The Ukrainian-American violinist Oleh Krysa, long esteemed in the former USSR as a distinguished soloist, chamber musician and teacher. A prominent student of David Oistrakh, Oleh Krysa won major prizes in such international competitions as the Wieniawski, Tchaikovsky and Montreal, and was outright winner of the Paganini Competition in 1963.

Oleh Krysa began his teaching career as chairman of the Violin Department at the Kiev Conservatory. In 1973 he took

the same position at the Gnesin Musical and Pedagogical Institute in Moscow and, two years later, returned to the Moscow Conservatory as Professor of Violin, where he remained until 1988. Currently he is Professor of Violin at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York and was a Visiting Professor at the Geidai University in Tokyo, Japan in 2009.

Oleh Krysa has performed in major music centers throughout the world (including Great Hall of Moscow Conservatory, Concertgebouw, Royal Festival Hall, Wigmore Hall, Teatro alla Scala, Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Kennedy Center etc.) with leading orchestras and conductors and ensembles. He has also appeared at major festivals in Europe, North America, Far East and Australia.In addition to his thriving solo career Mr. Krysa was leader of the celebrated Beethoven String Quartet 1977-87.

Oleh Krysa is a champion of contemporary music and has worked


WILMA SMITH

closely with Alfred Schnittke, Edison Denisov, Sofia Gubaidulina, Krzsyzstof Penderecki, Sydney Hodkinson, Valentin Silvestrov and Myroslav Skoryk. He has premiered a number of their works and many have been written specially for him.

Mr. Krysa has recorded on the MELODIYA, BIS, TRITON, OLYMPIA, AMADIS, POLSKIE NAGRANIE, TNC and RUSSIAN DISC labels.

Oleh Krysa has served on the jury panel of the International Tchaikovsky, Wieniawski, Paganini, Kreisler, Joachim, Oistrakh, Lipizer, Lysenko, Krysa. Quingdao and Montreal Violin Competitions.

Former Concertmaster of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Wilma

Smith was born in Fiji and raised in New Zealand. She studied at Auckland University then in Boston at the New England Conservatory with the legendary Dorothy DeLay and Louis Krasner before becoming first violinist of the Lydian String Quartet, winners of the Naumburg Award for Chamber Music and multiple prizes at the Evian, Banff and Portsmouth International String Quartet Competitions. The quartet was her professional focus in Boston but she also worked regularly with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and was Concertmaster of the Harvard Chamber Orchestra and Handel and Haydn Society. Invited to return home to form the New Zealand String Quartet, Wilma was first violinist for five years until the NZSO appointed her Concertmaster. In Melbourne, she curates her own chamber music series, Wilma & Friends, now in its fifth season. She has appeared as Guest Concertmaster with SSO, WASO, TSO, ASO, OV and APO, and teaches violin at Melbourne and Monash Universities.


CURT THOMPSON

Violinist Curt Thompson serves as Head of Strings at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. His varied career includes appearances on five continents as concerto soloist, recitalist, and chamber musician in such prestigious venues as Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall, Salle Gaveau, Teatro Naçional de Costa Rica and Shanghai Concert Hall. Thompson has been a featured artist in festivals in the United States, Brazil, Spain, and Germany. Equally at home in orchestral settings, Curt earned his first professional position at the age of 15. He has since appeared as Concertmaster of the Spoleto Festival Orchestra [Italy], Fort Worth Symphony, Texas Chamber Orchestra and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. His CD recording of the violin sonatas by Charles Ives (Naxos) was cited in The New York Times as a “Critics’ Favorite,” and was

recently named one of the “Top 10 Ives Recordings” by Gramophone. Thompson is Founder and Director of the Mimir Chamber Music Festival, which is held annually in Texas and in Melbourne and features leaders of the New York Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and The Cleveland Orchestra. Prior teaching appointments include the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and the TCU School of Music. He studied violin with Nelli Shkolnikova and Sergiu Luca, and chamber music with Rostislav Dubinsky, founding member of the Borodin String Quartet.


(Spain), Lysenko (Ukraine), Seoul(Korea) and Sendai (Japan) International Violin Competitions. In 2013 was selected for for a string quartet performance at the Inaugural Luncheon of Barack Obama’s Presidential Inauguration.

Solo performances include: New York (Alice Tully Hall), Washington DC (Kennedy Centre), Rochester, Syracuse, Buffalo, Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra. Solo appearances with orchestras including the Lviv Philharmonic, Kobe City Chamber Orchestra and Orchestra Victoria.

MARKIYAN MELNYCHENKO

Currently Lecturer of Violin at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, Ukrainian-Australian violinist Markiyan Melnychenko studied at the Eastman School of Music with Oleh Krysa. Heearned his Bachelor of Music (High distinction) and Performer’s certificate in 2012, and Master of Music and Artist Certificate in 2014, being the first violinist to receive this certificate in over 50 years. Further studies with Alice Waten and William Hennessy.

Awards include: 2014 - 1st prize, Melbourne Recital Centre’s “Great Romantics” competition. 2014- ‘Australian Development Prize’, Michael Hill International Violin Competition. 2013 - shared 1stprize, Oleh Krysa International Violin Competition in Ukraine. Participant in Leopold Mozart (Germany), Queen Elizabeth (Belgium) Pablo de Sarasate


STEPHEN ROSE

Stephen Rose is Principal Second Violin of The Cleveland Orchestra, a position he has held since 2001. He joined the Orchestra in 1997 as a member of the first violin section and made his solo debut with the Orchestra in 2011. He again appeared as a soloist with the orchestra in 2013. He has also been heard in solo appearances and chamber music concerts throughout North America and Europe. From 1992-96, Mr Rose was the first violinist of the Everest Quartet, top prize winners at the 1995 Banff International String Quartet Competition.

Stephen Rose is a faculty member at The Cleveland Institute of Music, where he maintains a studio and directs the orchestral violin repertoire classes. He also serves on the faculty of Kent/Blossom Music, The National Orchestral Institute, and The New World Symphony.

A participant at many summer music festivals, Mr Rose regularly appears at the Seattle Chamber Music Festival, Mimir Chamber Music Festival, Colorado College Music Festival, Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival and Pacific Music Festival in Japan.

In 1994 Stephen Rose received the Masters of Music degree and Performers’ Certificate from the Eastman School of Music, preceded by the Bachelor of Music degree in 1992 from the Cleveland Institute of Music. He was honoured with the Alumni Achievement Award from CIM in 2005.

Mr Rose will make his third appearance at the Mimir Chamber Music Festival Melbourne from 29 August - 4 September at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music.


ACCOMPANISTS

LOUISA BREEN

Louisa performs regularly as a solo and chamber musician, and is a regular pianist with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. She has toured Asia and Australasia as a member of the RCM Premiere ensemble and performed regularly as a soloist and as a chamber musician in concerts throughout London and the UK, including such venues as the Purcell Room, Queen Elizabeth Hall, St Martin-in-the-Fields, and St John’s Smith Square.

She has performed many concertos with orchestras in Australia, the United Kingdom, Europe and New Zealand, including the European Premiere of Australian composer Carl Vine’s Piano Concerto with the RCM Sinfonietta.

In the semi-final round Louisa is accompanying: Harry Bennetts, Doretta Balkizas, Yejin Min and Josephine Chung.

LEIGH HARROLD

Leigh has performed extensively throughout Europe, North America, Africa and Australia as both a soloist and chamber musician, including concerts at Australia House in London, the Royal Academy of Music, the Mozarteum in Salzburg, the Harare International Festival of Arts and concerto engagements with many Australian orchestras. He is currently on the Faculty at ANAM, and performs regularly as orchestral pianist with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

He is a recording artist for ABC Classics and in 2010 released his debut recording for Sony with soprano Greta Bradman.

Leigh is a founding member of the Kegelstatt Ensemble and the Helpmann Award nominated Syzygy Ensemble and has an internationally acclaimed piano duo with London-based pianist Coady Green.

In the semi-final round Leigh is accompanying: Yebin Yoo and Anna Da Silva Chen.


CONDUCTOR BRETT KELLY

Brett is regularly engaged to conduct the Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Tasmanian, Queensland and West Australian symphony orchestras, The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, and Dunedin’s Southern Sinfonia, has conducted for Victorian Opera and has been resident conductor for Chamber Made Opera.

He has been the featured conductor on numerous recordings for NAXOS, Tall Poppies and ABC Classics with his recording of the Rodrigo Guitar Concertos featuring Slava and Leonard Grigoryan nominated for a 2006 Aria

Award. His conducting of The Hive by Nicolas Vines for Chamber Made Opera in 2006 was nominated for a Green Room Award as Best Conductor of Opera.

He has conducted the scores for numerous feature films including Beneath Hill 60, Baz Luhrmann’s epic, Australia and Happy Feet II.In 1989 he founded The Academy of Melbourne which, over some fifteen years, became widely regarded as one of Australia’s most outstanding chamber ensembles.

Brett is an experienced radio broadcaster and has presented many corporate leadership programs, focussing on orchestral music, for companies including Boeing & ANZ and has directed conducting courses for Symphony Australia. He also holds the position of Principal Trombonist with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

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CONDUCTOR


MELBOURNESYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

CONDUCTORBrett Kelly

FIRST VIOLINSSophie Rowell The Ullmer Family Foundation Associate Concertmaster ChairPeter Edwards Assistant PrincipalSarah CurroPeter FellinKirstin KennyMark Mogilevski Jo Beaumont*Jacqueline Edwards*Jenny Khafagi*Oksana Thompson*

SECOND VIOLINSMonica Curro Assistant PrincipalCong GuAndrew HallFrancesca HiewRachel Homburg Isy WassermanRoger YoungCameron Jamieson*

VIOLASFiona Sargeant Associate PrincipalKatharine BrockmanCindy WatkinCaleb WrightWilliam Clark*Katie Yap*

CELLOSNicholas Bochner Assistant PrincipalMiranda BrockmanRohan de KorteKeith Johnson


DOUBLE BASSESAndrew Moon Associate PrincipalBenjamin HanlonSuzanne LeeStephen Newton

FLUTESWendy Clarke Associate Principal Jessica Gu*

OBOESThomas Hutchinson Associate PrincipalStephanie Dixon*

CLARINETSCraig Hill Acting Associate PrincipalJustin Beere*

BASSOONSElise Millman Associate Principal Natasha Thomas

HORNS Geoff Lierse Associate PrincipalJenna BreenTrinette McClimontTimothy Skelly*

TRUMPETSGeoffrey Payne PrincipalJulie Payne

TROMBONESBrett Kelly PrincipalIain Faragher*Mike Szabo Principal Bass Trombone

TIMPANIChristine Turpin PrincipalJohn Arcaro

*Guest Musician


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