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Past ConcertsSunday 21 March 2021, 5.00pmSidney Myer Music Bowl Zelman Symphony, Arts Centre Melbourne and the Wheeler Centre presentNo Friend but the Mountains: A Symphonic Song Cycle
Tuesday 10 November 2020114 Years of Zelman Symphony - Free Webinar7:30 - 8:30PM, Tuesday 10th November Whilst we are unable to perform at the moment, we would love you to join us for the first Zelman Symphony event of the COVID-19 era. George Deutsch, a Vice President of the orchestra, will share some amazing stories from the orchestra's 114 year history, many of which will probably be quite new to you. His talk will be illustrated with historical photos and musical videos.
Saturday 30 November 2019, 8.00pmPerforming Arts Centre, Stradivarius Magic
Sunday 8 September 2019, 2.30pmPresented in association withMelbourne Bach ChoirMelbourne Town Hall
Verdi Requiem
Sunday 23 June 2019, 2.00pmHawthorn Arts Centre, Boroondara Eisteddfod - Piano Concerto Award FinalIn association with the Boroondara Eisteddfod
Saturday 18 May 2019, 8.00pmEldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, Mozart's Clarinet
Saturday 16 March 2019, 8.00pmEldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, Sibelius and Elgar
Saturday 1 December 2018, 8.00pmPerforming Arts Centre, End Games
Saturday 1 September 2018, 8.00pmEldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, From the Old World to the New
Sunday 17 June 2018, 2.00pmHawthorn Arts Centre, Boroondara Eisteddfod - Piano Concerto Award FinalIn association with the Boroondara Eisteddfod
Sunday 20 May 2018, 2.00pmDaylesford Town Hall, In association with U3A Hepburn Shire Northern Lights
Saturday 19 May 2018, 8.00pmEldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, Northern Lights
Saturday 24 March 2018, 8.00pmEldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, French Connections
Saturday 2 December 2017, 7.30pmMelbourne Recital Centre, Elisabeth Murdoch Hall Hoang's Piano Concerto Concertwith Zelman Symphony
Sunday 17 September 2017, 2.00pmArts Centre Melbourne, Hamer Hall Shostakovich 13 - Babi Yar
Sunday 25 June 2017, 2.00pmHawthorn Arts Centre, Boroondara Eisteddfod - Piano Concerto Award FinalIn association with the Boroondara Eisteddfod
Saturday 27 May 2017, 8.00pmHawthorn Arts Centre, Beethoven's First
Sunday 21 May 2017, 2.00pmDaylesford Town Hall, Beethoven's First
Saturday 25 March 2017, 8.00pmEldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, Bottesini Magic
Sunday 19 March 2017, 2.30pmSt. Andrew's Church, Bottesini MagicIn association with St. Andrew's Brighton
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Bottesini was considered the Paganini of the Double Bass, developing a formidable technique for the instrument and composing numerous solo works. We are thrilled to welcome back the equally virtuosic Phoebe Russell to play his second concerto. In 2010, Phoebe was Zelman Symphony’s youngest section leader and youngest invited soloist ever. She has since embarked on a stellar career so far culminating in being a member of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Academy, and as a frequent casual player with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and numerous other European orchestras – light years from her start in Zelman Symphony! The concert opens with Tchaikovsky’s The Tempest Fantasy Overture which is based on the Shakespearian play, and closes with Brahms’ Symphony No. 2, a contemplative and exuberant work which he wrote in less than a year, a distinct contrast with the 15 years he took to write his first symphony! |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - The Tempest Fantasy Overture |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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Grieg and Sibelius are the two greatest exponents of Scandinavian music, and we have pleasure in presenting their most popular and well-loved works. Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite and Piano Concerto are both heavily influenced by Norwegian folk songs and dance. We welcome one of Australia's’ foremost pianists, Stefan Cassomenos, who will delight you as his fingers dance across the keyboard in the Piano Concerto. May Lyon is the 2016 Zelman Symphony / University of Melbourne Emerging Composer, and is a Master's student of Dr. Katy Abbott at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. May's work has the theme of "The Three Norns" (female goddesses) from Norse mythology, otherwise known as The Three Fates, and will feature guest violinist and violist, Kat Tsyrlin. ABC FM lists Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2 in the top 10 of the 100 favourite classical works of all time! This symphony has more of a nationalistic character and will provide a triumphal conclusion to the concert. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 |
The Memo, 235 Maroondah Highway, Healesville
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Grieg and Sibelius are the two greatest exponents of Scandinavian music, and we have pleasure in presenting their most popular and well-loved works. Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite and Piano Concerto are both heavily influenced by Norwegian folk songs and dance. We welcome one of Australia's’ foremost pianists, Stefan Cassomenos, who will delight you as his fingers dance across the keyboard in the Piano Concerto. May Lyon is the 2016 Zelman Symphony / University of Melbourne Emerging Composer, and is a Master's student of Dr. Katy Abbott at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. May's work has the theme of "The Three Norns" (female goddesses) from Norse mythology, otherwise known as The Three Fates, and will feature guest violinist and violist, Kat Tsyrlin. ABC FM lists Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2 in the top 10 of the 100 favourite classical works of all time! This symphony has more of a nationalistic character and will provide a triumphal conclusion to the concert. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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This concert will feature some of the best known American music of the 20th Century from the serious to the whimsical. We will pay homage to some of America’s most iconic composers, Copland, Bernstein and Gershwin, who, as American music came of age, were influenced both by the country's unique history and the infectious popularity of jazz. Copland’s Concerto for Clarinet was composed for Benny Goodman who gave the premiere in 1950 – what a star to be following! To play this evocative work, we welcome Philip Arkinstall, Associate Principal Clarinet with the MSO. George Gershwin composed his Cuban Overture in 1932 after holidaying there. You will recognise many Caribbean rhythms and native Cuban percussion themes featured in this overture. And of course, we all know and love Porgy and Bess and West Side Story. We will revel in the American dream, a culture of great Musicals and music that we can now enjoy outside the theatre. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Copland - Fanfare for the Common Man |
Hawthorn Arts Centre,
360 Burwood Road, Hawthorn
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Support the three amazing young pianists vying for this prestigious award. Who will be the winner of the Boroondara Eisteddfod Piano Concerto Award – now in its 15th year with Zelman Symphony? Come to an exciting Sunday afternoon concert at Hawthorn Arts Centre to hear the cream of Melbourne's young pianists, accompanied by Zelman Symphony. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Anthony Wilson - Un Evento Eccitante |
Daylesford Town Hall,
Vincent Street, Daylesford
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Romanticism and its focus on the individual artist as a creative hero emerged through the blinding brilliance of the Beethoven Symphonies. During the flowering of the Romantic Period, many creative geniuses stepped into Beethoven’s very large shoes – including Mendelssohn. His genius is featured in this concert with the darkly beautiful Hebrides overture and the E minor violin concerto, one of the most popular violin concertos of all time, played by Kathryn Taylor. Joseph Joachim, the great violinist and pupil of Mendelssohn, when speaking of the four great German Violin Concertos (Beethoven, Brahms, Bruch and Mendelssohn) said that “… but the dearest of them all, the heart’s jewel, is the Mendelssohn.” We end the concert with Beethoven’s Symphony No.7 which, according to Beethoven’s letters, he considered one of his greatest works. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mendelssohn - Hebrides Overture |
Hawthorn Arts Centre,
360 Burwood Road, Hawthorn
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Romanticism and its focus on the individual artist as a creative hero emerged through the blinding brilliance of the Beethoven Symphonies. During the flowering of the Romantic Period, many creative geniuses stepped into Beethoven’s very large shoes – including Mendelssohn. His genius is featured in this concert with the darkly beautiful Hebrides overture and the E minor violin concerto, one of the most popular violin concertos of all time, played by Kathryn Taylor. Joseph Joachim, the great violinist and pupil of Mendelssohn, when speaking of the four great German Violin Concertos (Beethoven, Brahms, Bruch and Mendelssohn) said that “… but the dearest of them all, the heart’s jewel, is the Mendelssohn.” We end the concert with Beethoven’s Symphony No.7 which, according to Beethoven’s letters, he considered one of his greatest works. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mendelssohn - Hebrides Overture |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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We begin our 2016 season with a spectacular combination of Tchaikovsky Firsts. His thrilling first piano concerto, once considered 'unplayable', sits alongside his beautiful, evocative and exciting first symphony. Tchaikovsky’s first piano concerto is amongst the best known of all piano concertos and one of his most popular works. We are delighted to welcome back Hoang Pham, one of Australia's most exciting young musicians, to play the concerto he performed so brilliantly to win the 2013 Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year Award. We enjoyed playing Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto with him so much that we couldn’t wait to get him back! Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 1, Winter Daydreams, is his earliest notable composition - in 1883, he wrote that "although it is in many ways very immature, yet fundamentally it has more substance and is better than many of my other more mature works." Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No. 1 |
Hamer Hall, Arts Centre, St Kilda Road, Melbourne
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Zelman Symphony will make its Hamer Hall debut accompanying some wonderful soloists in the first half of the closing Gala Concert at the 13th National Polish Arts Festival. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Folk song - Ej, przeleciał ptaszek - Amelia Wawrzon Modern repertoire featuring world class song, instrumental and jazz performances whilst still drawing on Poland’s rich history of traditional music |
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street, Melbourne
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Zelman Symphony has been invited to accompany some wonderful soloists in the second half of this feature event at the 13th Polish Arts Festival. The first half features works for solo piano, while the second half commemorates Paderewski's visit to Melbourne 111 years ago when he played at the Melbourne Town Hall. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Paderewski and other Polish composers - solo piano works played by Rafael Luszczewski and Alan Kogosowski |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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Iconic Australian Composer, Elena Kats-Chernin has been commissioned by the Australia Council to compose a flute concerto for star Australian flautist, Sally Walker. We are honoured to be giving the Melbourne Premiere and only the second performance of this exciting new work – another work to blow you away in 2015. Evergreen favourites, Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite and Rachmaninov's Symphonic Dances will bookend the flute concerto. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Suite from The Nutcracker |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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Heroics from the orchestra in the Eroica and from trumpeter, Geoffrey Payne playing Haydn's trumpet concerto is our second program to feature brass this year – prepare to be blown away again! – twice! We are repeating this concert on the Sunday afternoon to give more people the opportunity of witnessing this fabulous program. What can one say about the Mozart’s Wind Serenade K.375, except that it is truly a masterpiece. As is Beethoven's Eroica Symphony. Haydn's trumpet concerto was a true first in its time. He wrote it for his trumpeter friend, Anton Weidinger, who had just invented the keyed trumpet so that he could play chromatically right across the entire range of the trumpet, which Haydn fully exploited in this ever-popular work. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 30 minutes prior to each performance. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mozart - Serenade No. 11 in E-flat major, K.375 |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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Heroics from the orchestra in the Eroica and from trumpeter, Geoffrey Payne playing Haydn's trumpet concerto is our second program to feature brass this year – prepare to be blown away again! – twice! We are repeating this concert on the Sunday afternoon to give more people the opportunity of witnessing this fabulous program. What can one say about the Mozart’s Wind Serenade K.375, except that it is truly a masterpiece. As is Beethoven's Eroica Symphony. Haydn's trumpet concerto was a true first in its time. He wrote it for his trumpeter friend, Anton Weidinger, who had just invented the keyed trumpet so that he could play chromatically right across the entire range of the trumpet, which Haydn fully exploited in this ever-popular work. The program will also feature the premiere of a new work composed for the orchestra by Harry Sdraulig, an MMus post-graduate student of the University of Melbourne and the 2015 Zelman Symphony / Melbourne University Emerging Composer. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 30 minutes prior to each performance. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mozart - Serenade No. 11 in E-flat major, K.375 |
Melbourne Town Hall,
Swanston Street, Melbourne
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Italy's great hero and poet, Alessandro Manzoni, died in 1873. Verdi, who shared with Manzoni a strong desire for the unification of the Italian states, composed his Requiem for performance in Milan on the first anniversary of Manzoni's death. Subsequent performances in Paris, London and Vienna received triumphal acclaim and the work's popularity was assured. Often described as "Verdi’s greatest opera", it is an expansive yet tightly-knit musical masterpiece, with melodies and rhythms binding together the various movements into a complete and monumental experience. The Star Chorale, Zelman Symphony Orchestra and Box Hill Chorale, will perform this magnificent work at the Melbourne Town Hall on Sunday 26 July 2015, featuring four Opera Australia Principals. Further details at Star Chorale. |
Artists
Jane Elton Brown OAM - conductor |
Program
Verdi - Messa da Requiem |
Hawthorn Arts Centre,
(previously known as Hawthorn Town Hall)
360 Burwood Road, Hawthorn
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Support the three amazing young pianists vying for this prestigious award. Who will be the winner of the Boroondara Eisteddfod Piano Concerto Award – now in its 14th year with Zelman Symphony? Come to an exciting Sunday afternoon concert at Hawthorn Arts Centre to hear the cream of Melbourne's young pianists, accompanied by Zelman Symphony. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Johann Strauss Jr - Overture to Die Fledermaus |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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Prepare to be blown away by Roman Ponomariov, Horn and Selena Pettifer, Mezzo Soprano. This concert features perhaps the greatest horn concerto written in modern times together with a new evocative composition for Mezzo Soprano and Orchestra by George Dreyfus. It concludes with Brahms' acclaimed first Symphony – after 21 years and numerous drafts, Brahms proclaimed it was finally a worthy successor to Beethoven’s symphonies. Richard Strauss' first horn concerto was written for his father, one of the great horn players of his time, who never played it, claiming it was too difficult for him. Our soloist will be Roman Ponomariov. Roman last performed with Zelman Symphony in 2006 alongside the legendary Barry Tuckwell. The new Dreyfus work is based on a text by Charles Hamilton Sorley (1895-1915). We are honoured to have been invited by George to premiere his tribute to the fallen as we commemorate the centenary of the ANZACs at Gallipoli. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Weber - Overture: Oberon |
Daylesford Town Hall,
Vincent Street, Daylesford
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Prepare to be blown away by Roman Ponomariov, Horn and Selena Pettifer, Mezzo Soprano. This concert features perhaps the greatest horn concerto written in modern times together with a new evocative composition for Mezzo Soprano and Orchestra by George Dreyfus. It concludes with Brahms' acclaimed first Symphony – It concludes with Brahms' acclaimed first Symphony – after 21 years and numerous drafts, Brahms proclaimed it was finally a worthy successor to Beethoven’s symphonies. Richard Strauss' first horn concerto was written for his father, one of the great horn players of his time, who never played it, claiming it was too difficult for him. Our soloist will be Roman Ponomariov. Roman last performed with Zelman Symphony in 2006 alongside the legendary Barry Tuckwell. The new Dreyfus work is based on a text by Charles Hamilton Sorley (1895-1915). We are honoured to have been invited by George to premiere his tribute to the fallen as we commemorate the centenary of the ANZACs at Gallipoli. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Weber - Overture: Oberon |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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We asked - you voted - we chose. Gustav Holst's The Planets is a favourite of audiences and it appears you are no exception! After Mahler 8 we are ready to take on the world (and beyond). Our orchestra and you, our audience, have grown so much together in recent years. We are looking forward to sharing this interstellar musical adventure. Joining us for this journey into lightspeed (and to play Vaughan William's beautiful Oboe Concerto) will be the extraordinary young oboist, Andrew Kawai, finalist in last year's ABC Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year Award, when he won the "People's Choice Prize", "Concerto Finalist Prize" and the "Best Recital Prize". Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 30 minutes prior to each performance. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from The Nutcracker |
Deakin Edge,
Federation Square, Melbourne
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This free one-hour concert features Tchaikovsky's most personal work, his Pathétique Symphony, whose hostile reception plunged Tchaikovsky into despair. This is one of his most heart-wrenching, passionate and beloved works. The concert will also feature the second-ever performance of "The Death of Pythagóras at Metaпontum", a new work by the 2014 Zelman Symphony Melbourne University Emerging Composer, Michael Bakrnčev. |
Artists
Michael Bakrnčev - guest conductor |
Program
Michael Bakrnčev - The Death of Pythagóras at Metaпontum |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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Beethoven's Emperor Concerto was voted Number 1 in ABC Classic FM's top 100 concertos. Who is surprised? Not us! This music whose power reaches us so deeply will be performed by the wonderful pianist Hoang Pham, whose personal and electric music-making saw him win the ABC Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year Award last year. Standing alongside the Emperor will be Tchaikovsky's most personal work, his Pathétique Symphony, whose hostile reception plunged Tchaikovsky into despair. This is one of his most heart-wrenching, passionate and beloved works. The concert will also feature the premiere performance of "The Death of Pythagóras at Metaпontum", a work by the 2014 Zelman Symphony University of Melbourne Emerging Composer, Michael Bakrnčev. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Michael Bakrnčev - The Death of Pythagóras at Metaпontum - premiere |
Hawthorn Arts Centre,
(previously known as Hawthorn Town Hall)
360 Burwood Road, Hawthorn
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Who will be the winner of the Boroondara Eisteddfod Piano Concerto Competition? Come to an exciting Sunday afternoon concert at the newly refurbished Hawthorn Arts Centre to hear the cream of Melbourne's young pianists, accompanied by Zelman Symphony. |
Artists
Peter Bandy - Guest Conductor |
Program
Rossini - Semiramide: Overture |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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The restless power of Mozart's Don Giovanni Overture meets the energy of Beethoven's Second Symphony. This is music full of the daring and energetic power of a composer changing music forever. Tchaikovsky was also pushing boundaries when he wrote his violin concerto - it was considered unplayable! History has destroyed that assertion and pronounced it to be one of the most loved of all violin concertos. When Ji Won Kim performed the Beethoven Concerto with us last March the audience response was overwhelming. We are thrilled to announce her return in 2014 in what will be an unforgettable evening of wonderful music. Ji Won received the ABC Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year Award in 2009 and has since played as soloist with nearly all of the major Australian Orchestras including the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Sir Andrew Davis, as well as many overseas orchestras. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mozart - Overture: Don Giovanni |
Daylesford Town Hall,
Vincent Street, Daylesford
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The restless power of Mozart's Don Giovanni Overture meets the energy of Beethoven's Second Symphony. This is music full of the daring and energetic power of a composer changing music forever. Tchaikovsky was also pushing boundaries when he wrote his violin concerto - it was considered unplayable! History has destroyed that assertion and pronounced it to be one of the most loved of all violin concertos. When Ji Won Kim performed the Beethoven Concerto with us last March the audience response was overwhelming. We are thrilled to announce her return in 2014 in what will be an unforgettable evening of wonderful music. Ji Won received the ABC Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year Award in 2009 and has since played as soloist with nearly all of the major Australian Orchestras including the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Sir Andrew Davis, as well as many overseas orchestras. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mozart - Overture: Don Giovanni |
Sidney Myer Music Bowl,
Kings Domain, Melbourne
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To conclude Zelman Symphony’s 80th Anniversary celebrations, we will be thrilled to present a one hour Free Concert at 5.00 pm in Australia's favourite outdoor space for music. The concert will feature Russian (and not so Russian) favourites. This concert is by kind invitation from the MSO to mark the joint origin of both orchestras which grew from the first MSO founded by Alberto Zelman Jnr in 1906. Pack your picnic basket and join us in celebrating this significant anniversary. Then stay to hear the MSO's own Free Concert at 7.00 pm, featuring Caroline Almonte playing the Rachmaninov Third Piano Concerto, followed by Tchaikovsky's Sixth Symphony, Pathétique. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Glinka - Russlan and Ludmilla: Overture |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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To finish a wonderful year for Zelman Symphony we have invited one of Australia's most renowned musicians to join us in a program of iconic works of great power and beauty. Pianist Ben Martin will perform the First Piano Concerto of Brahms. Ben and Brahms will be joined by Beethoven when the orchestra hurls itself into the power and life-affirming joy of his Fifth Symphony. Be prepared for a night of beauty and irresistible energy. The concert will also feature the premiere performance of We All Fly Blind by the 2013 Zelman Symphony Melbourne University Emerging Composer, Andrew Batterham. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Andrew Batterham - "We all fly blind (on our way to Paradise)" - premiere |
The Capital - Bendigo's Performing Arts Centre,
50 View Street, Bendigo
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To finish a wonderful year for Zelman Symphony we have invited one of Australia's most renowned musicians to join us in a program of iconic works of great power and beauty. Pianist Ben Martin will perform the First Piano Concerto of Brahms. Ben and Brahms will be joined by Beethoven when the orchestra hurls itself into the power and life-affirming joy of his Fifth Symphony. Be prepared for an afternoon of beauty and irresistible energy. The concert will also feature the premiere performance of We All Fly Blind by the 2013 Zelman Symphony Melbourne University Emerging Composer, Andrew Batterham. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 |
Melbourne Town Hall,
Swanston Street, Melbourne
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In 2013 Zelman Symphony will celebrate its 80th Anniversary, with two performances of Mahler's epic Eighth Symphony - Symphony of a Thousand. We will have over 600 performers on stage, including a choir of over 400, a children's choir of 80, eight of Australia’s leading opera singers as soloists, the magnificent organ and an orchestra of 120. We are proud to bring this rarely performed work to the public, and involve many of Melbourne's community choirs, community orchestral musicians and invited professional musicians, many of whom have performed with us in the past. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor Massed choirs of: Essendon Choral Society
Heidelberg Choral Society
Latrobe University Choral Society
Monash University Choral Society
Monash University Singers
Southern Voices
Star Chorale
Victoria Chorale
Childrens voices of: Southern Voices
St. Catherine's School Toorak
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Program
Mahler - Symphony No. 8 |
Melbourne Town Hall,
Swanston Street, Melbourne
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In 2013 Zelman Symphony will celebrate its 80th Anniversary, with two performances of Mahler's epic Eighth Symphony - Symphony of a Thousand. We will have over 600 performers on stage, including a choir of over 400, a children's choir of 80, eight of Australia’s leading opera singers as soloists, the magnificent organ and an orchestra of 120. We are proud to bring this rarely performed work to the public, and involve many of Melbourne's community choirs, community orchestral musicians and invited professional musicians, many of whom have performed with us in the past. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor Massed choirs of: Essendon Choral Society
Heidelberg Choral Society
Latrobe University Choral Society
Monash University Choral Society
Monash University Singers
Southern Voices
Star Chorale
Victoria Chorale
Childrens voices of: Southern Voices
St Catherine's School Toorak
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Program
Mahler - Symphony No. 8 |
James Tatoulis Auditorium
Methodist Ladies College,
Barkers Road, Kew
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Come to an electric Sunday afternoon concert at MLC and hear the best young pianists around in concert with your Zelman Symphony Orchestra. This concert is a fabulous opportunity to see young musicians pouring themselves into the music with extraordinary levels of technical skill. This is always a concert not to be missed. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Glinka - Overture: Ruslan and Ludmila |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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We launch our fantastic 2013 Season with two of the greatest works in all music. This is music that is passionate, personal, powerful and timeless. Ji Won Kim joins us for the Beethoven Violin Concerto, one of the most sublime pieces ever penned. The Beethoven will be partnered with Tchaikovsky's wonderful Fifth Symphony, a work whose appeal and power never wanes. Artistic Director Mark Shiell will also present a preconcert talk, commencing at 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 5 |
Daylesford Town Hall, Daylesford
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We launch our fantastic 2013 Season with two of the greatest works in all music. This is music that is passionate, personal, powerful and timeless. We are thrilled to announce that Roy Theaker will join us for the Beethoven Violin Concerto. One of the most sublime pieces ever penned, the Beethoven will be partnered with Tchaikovsky's wonderful Fifth Symphony. This Symphony is a work whose appeal and power never wanes. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 5 |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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We are delighted to welcome the highly acclaimed and accomplished Zoë Knighton of Flinders Quartet fame to play the renowned Dvořàk Cello Concerto with us. We will team that with another of Dvořàk's finest and most lyrical works - his Eighth Symphony. The concert will commence with a new work composed specifically for Zelman Symphony by the composition student selected by Melbourne University School of Music to be the 2012 Zelman Symphony Emerging Composer. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
David Keeffe - Noisy Nora |
BMW Edge,
Federation Square, Melbourne
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Please come to support us! There will also be a special event in The Atrium at 12.25pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto No. 2 |
Wendouree Centre for Performing Arts,
1220 Howitt Street Wendouree, Ballarat
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International pianist Julian Jacobson, Professor of Piano at the Royal College of Music in London and a Steinway Artist, returns to Australia. Those of you who were at his concert with us last September will remember the electric atmosphere, the sell-out crowd and the way the orchestra lifted to the challenge and opportunity of playing with a soloist of world standing. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Wagner - Tristan and Isolde: Prelude & Liebestod |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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International pianist Julian Jacobson, Professor of Piano at the Royal College of Music in London and a Steinway Artist, returns to Australia. Those of you who were at his concert with us last September will remember the electric atmosphere, the sell-out crowd and the way the orchestra lifted to the challenge and opportunity of playing with a soloist of world standing. This concert will be another memorable one for Zelman Symphony and we suggest you book early as it will surely sell-out again. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Wagner - Tristan and Isolde: Prelude & Liebestod |
James Tatoulis Auditorium
Methodist Ladies College,
Barkers Road, Kew
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Who will be the winner of the Boroondara Eisteddfod Piano Concerto Competition? Come to an exciting Sunday afternoon concert at MLC to hear the cream of Melbourne's young pianists, accompanied by Zelman Symphony. Please note the venue is not Hawthorn Town Hall, as it is closed for renovations. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - Overture: Coriolan |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
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After an exhilarating sell-out performance in 2010, we welcome back David Griffiths to perform Weber's fabulous 2nd Clarinet Concerto. The concert opens with the famous overture to Rossini's William Tell, and concludes with Beethoven's much-loved Pastoral Symphony. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Rossini - William Tell: Overture |
Daylesford Town Hall, Daylesford
|
After an exhilarating sell-out performance in 2010 in Melbourne, we welcome back David Griffiths to perform Weber's fabulous 2nd Clarinet Concerto. The concert opens with the famous overture to Rossini's William Tell, and concludes with Beethoven's much-loved Pastoral Symphony. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Rossini - William Tell: Overture |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
Two audience favourites will bring Zelman Symphony's 2011 season to an exciting close. Barbara Gilby will perform Bruch's exuberant Violin Concerto, and the Orchestra will conclude the concert with Tchaikovsky's most enjoyable Fourth Symphony. The concert will open with the premiere of The Angel, a work specially written for the orchestra by James Wade, this year's Zelman Symphony Emerging Composer. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
James Wade - The Angel |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
You will have the unique opportunity of hearing outstanding international pianist Julian Jacobson, Professor of Piano at the Royal College of Music in London. A respected Steinway Artist, Julian will play Rachmaninov’s demanding and well known Variations on a theme by Paganini and Beethoven's Rondo for Piano and Orchestra in B flat. This is a concert not to be missed!! |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake Suite |
Hawthorn Town Hall
Burwood Road, Hawthorn
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Who will be the winner of the Boroondara Eisteddfod Piano Concerto Competition? Come to a pleasant Sunday afternoon concert in Hawthorn's historic Town Hall to hear the cream of Melbourne's young pianists, interspersed with orchestral works, old and new. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Smetana - Má vlast: Vltava The Moldau |
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
This concert features two cornerstones of the British 20th century repertoire - Elgar's elegiac Cello Concert, composed in the aftermath of the first world war, and Vaughan Williams' Fifth Symphony, first performed during the second world war. And in a tribute to the late Sir Charles Mackerras, we present his adaptation of Sir Arthur Sullivan's music into the comic ballet, Pineapple Poll. Mark Shiell will present a pre-concert talk in the auditorium commencing 7.30pm. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Sullivan arr. Mackerras - Suite: Pineapple Poll |
Daylesford Town Hall,
Vincent Street, Daylesford.
|
This concert features two cornerstones of the British 20th century repertoire - Elgar's elegiac Cello Concert, composed in the aftermath of the first world war, and Vaughan Williams' Fifth Symphony, first performed during the second world war. And in a tribute to the late Sir Charles Mackerras, we present his adaptation of Sir Arthur Sullivan's music into the comic ballet, Pineapple Poll. This concert is being presented by Hepburn Shire U3A and is supported by a grant from the Shire of Hepburn. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Sullivan arr. Mackerras - Suite: Pineapple Poll |
Grace Park
Hilda Crescent, Hawthorn
|
Join us for a wonderful program including Rhapsody in Blue, featuring pianist Katherine Day, as well as guest appearances by soprano Julie O'Connor and tenor Raymond Khong. Enjoy a perfect evening of classical music with a picnic hamper, friends and family. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 5 Songs, including: and more... |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
Zelman's final concert of 2010 is a celebration!Mahler's sunniest and shortest symphony will help us celebrate his 150th birthday. Cheers Gustav! This is a concert not to be missed!! |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Tenace - Symphonic Dance for Orchestra |
Yea Shire Hall, Yea
|
A Concert of Energy, Grace and Passion!
|
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
A Concert of Energy, Grace and Passion!
|
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro: Overture |
Hawthorn Town Hall, Burwood Road, Hawthorn.
Boroondara Eisteddfod Piano Concerto Award Final.Mark Shiell directs the Zelman Symphony and three piano concerto competition finalists, in a concert that also includes overtures by Weber and Mozart. |
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
Australia voted and we listened!
|
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Weber - Der Freischütz: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Rachmaninov Symphony No. 2
|
Artists
Ivana Tomášková - violin |
Program
Borodin - Overture: Prince Igor |
Yea Town Hall, High St., Yea
The Human Spirit
|
Artists
Michael Woods - conductor |
Program
Nicolai - Overture: The Merry Wives of Windsor |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
The Human Spirit
|
Artists
Michael Woods - conductor |
Program
Nicolai - Overture: The Merry Wives of Windsor |
Hawthorn Town Hall, Burwood Road, Hawthorn.
Pat Miller directs the Zelman Symphony and three piano concerto competition finalists, in a concert that also includes Elgar's Wand of Youth Suite. |
Artists
Pat Miller - conductor |
Program
Elgar - Suite: The Wand of Youth |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Throughout his life, Tchaikovsky truly mastered the art of orchestration as he explored and experimented with the expressive effects of musical language. The development of this brilliance will be on show in this All-Tchaikovsky programme, including three of his most popular works. |
Artists
Michael Woods - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Eugene Onegin: Polonaise |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew.
Our final concert for 2008 features pianist Rebecca Chambers in Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue and Dvořák's Eighth Symphony. |
Artists
Steven Stanke - conductor |
Program
Ravel - Suite: Mother Goose |
Auburn Uniting Church, 81 Oxley Road, Auburn
|
Artists
Michael Woods - Conductor |
Program
Copland - Fanfare for the Common Man |
Dallas Brooks Hall, Victoria Parade, Melbourne.
Zelman Memorial Symphony Orchestra and Star Chorale combine to present Verdi's monumental sacred masterpiece - the Requiem. |
Artists
Jane Elton Brown - conductor |
ProgramVerdi - Messa da Requiem |
Hawthorn Town Hall, Burwood Road, Hawthorn.
|
Artists
Steven Stanke - conductor |
Program
Rossini - Overture: Italian Girl in Algiers |
Daylesford Town Hall, Vincent Street, Daylesford.
|
Artists
Nicholas Carter - conductor |
Program
Rossini - Overture: Cinderella |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew.
Our opening concert for 2008 features Karen van Spall in Mahler's evocative song-cycle Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen, as well as favourites from the Italian, French and Russian repertoire. |
Artists
Nicholas Carter - conductor |
Program
Rossini - Overture: Cinderella |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
Artists
Basil Hawkins - conductor |
Program
Prokofiev - Lieutenant Kijé: Suite |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
Artists
Gyula Cseszkó - conductor |
Program
Brahms - Academic Festival Overture |
Hawthorn Town Hall, Burwood Road, Hawthorn
|
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Humperdinck - Hänsel und Gretel: Prelude |
Daylesford Town Hall, Vincent Street, Daylesford
|
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Rossini - Barber of Seville: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
|
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Rossini - Barber of Seville: Overture |
Collins Street Baptist Church, 174 Collins St., Melbourne.
The Zelman Symphony looks forward to presenting another People's Messiah, a sing-along performance held in conjuction with the Essendon Choral Society, the Dandenong Choral Society and distinguished soloists.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
The Camberwell Centre,
340 Camberwell Road, Camberwell
Celebrate the Centenary of Alberto Zelman's first major orchestra - the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, formed in 1906, an antecedent of the Zelman Symphony - with a performance of Beethoven's Choral Symphony.
Artists
Joannes Roose - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - Egmont: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Rd., Kew.
This concert celebrated the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth. The program included his final symphony, Jupiter, and the Gran Partita for 12 Wind & Double Bass.
Artists
Gyula Cseszkó - conductor |
Program
Mozart - Gran Partita for 12 Wind & Double Bass (Serenade No. 10 in B flat, K.361) |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Rd., Kew.
Joannes Roose directed the Zelman Symphony as three finalists competed in the National Pharmacies Piano Concerto Award Final.
Artists
Joannes Roose - conductor |
Program
Arensky - Suite No.1 (first movement) |
Daylesford Town Hall, Vincent Street, Daylesford
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor Special Guest Artists:Geoff Collinson, |
Program
Rossini - Semiramide: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor Special Guest ArtistsGeoff Collinson, |
Program
Rossini - Semiramide: Overture |
St. Peter's Eastern Hill, Albert St, East Melbourne.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
Collins Street Baptist Church, 174 Collins St., Melbourne.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Rd., Kew.
Artists
Gerald Keuneman - conductor |
Program
Glinka - Ruslan and Lyudmila: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Rd., Kew.
Artists
Michael Loughlin - conductor |
Program
Nicolai - The Merry Wives of Windsor: Overture |
Hawthorn Town Hall, Burwood Road, Hawthorn.
Artists
Joannes Roose - conductor |
Program
Dvořák - In Nature's Realm: Overture, Opus 63 |
Daylesford Town Hall, Vincent Street, Daylesford
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Rossini - Italian Girl in Algiers: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Rossini - Italian Girl in Algiers: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Peter Handsworth - conductor |
Program
Mozart - Symphony No.25 (the little G minor symphony), K.183 |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Joannes Roose - conductor |
Program
Mozart - The Magic Flute: Overture |
Hawthorn Town Hall, Burwood Road, Hawthorn
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Mendelssohn - A Midsummer Night's Dream: Selection |
Daylesford Town Hall, Vincent Street, Daylesford
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Shostakovich - Festival Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Mark Shiell - conductor |
Program
Shostakovich - Festival Overture |
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston St., Melbourne.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
A concert presented by the users of the Kew Music Centre
Artists
Kew East Primary School Peter Handsworth - conductor |
ProgramStrauss - Wind Serenade |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Peter Handsworth - conductor |
Program
Sibelius - Finlandia |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - Leonora: Overture No. 3 |
Hawthorn Town Hall, Burwood Road, Hawthorn
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Humperdinck - Hansel & Gretel: Prelude |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Joannes Roose - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Romeo and Juliet: Fantasy Overture for Orchestra in B minor |
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston St., Melbourne.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Peter Handsworth - conductor |
Program
Dvořák - Wind Serenade |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Tom Pugh - conductor |
Program
Brahms - Tragic Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Rossini - Overture: Barber of Seville |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Phillip Green - conductor, cello |
Program
Beethoven - Egmont: Overture |
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street, Melbourne
The Zelman Symphony is once again proud to be involved with the annual People's Messiah, a sing-along performance held in conjuction with the Essendon Choral Society, the Dandenong Choral Society and distinguished soloists.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Debussy - Prélude à L'Après-midi d'un Faune |
St. Andrews, New Street, Brighton
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
Program
Mozart - Don Giovanni: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Phillip Green - conductor |
Program
Vaughan-Williams - Wasps: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Phillip Green - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - Symphony No. 6 Pastoral |
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street, Melbourne
The Zelman Symphony is once again proud to be involved with the annual People's Messiah, a sing-along performance held in conjuction with the Essendon Choral Society, the Dandenong Choral Society and distinguished soloists.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Rick Prakhoff - conductor |
Program
Debussy - Rhapsodie No. 1 for Clarinet and Orchestra |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Joannes Roose - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - Egmont: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Sue Cook - conductor |
Program
Mozart - Exsultate Jubilate |
Assembly Hall, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Phillip Green - conductor |
Program
Mendelssohn - Concerto for Violin and Piano |
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street, Melbourne
The Zelman Symphony is once again proud to be involved with the annual People's Messiah, a sing-along performance held in conjuction with the Essendon Choral Society, the Dandenong Choral Society and distinguished soloists.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Holst - Egdon Heath |
Ascot Vale Uniting Church, Maribrynong Road, Ascot Vale
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - King Stephan: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - King Stephan: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor, violin |
Program
Smetana - Bartered Bride: Overture |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor, violin |
Program
Rossini - Thieving Magpie: Overture |
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street, Melbourne
The Zelman Symphony is once again proud to be involved with the annual People's Messiah, a sing-along performance held in conjuction with the Essendon Choral Society, the Dandenong Choral Society and distinguished soloists.
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
ProgramHandel - Messiah |
St. Andrew's Anglican Church, New & Church St., Brighton
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Traditional Carols |
James Tatoulis Auditorium, Methodist Ladies' College, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Gordon Jacob - Overture for Strings |
George Wood Performing Arts Centre,
Yarra Valley Anglican School
The Combined forces of Maroondah Symphony Orchestra and ZMSO
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Romeo and Juliet: Fantasy Overture |
Box Hill Town Hall, Maroondah Highway, Box Hill
The Combined forces of Maroondah Symphony Orchestra and ZMSO
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Tchaikovsky - Romeo and Juliet: Fantasy Overture |
Memorial Great Hall, Carey Grammar, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Cimarosa - Concerto for Two Flutes in G |
Keith Pretty Soundshell, Civic Park, Drouin
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Bizet - Carmen: Suite No. 1 |
Melbourne Town Hall, Swanston Street, Melbourne
Artists
Greg Hocking - conductor |
Program
Handel - Messiah |
Memorial Great Hall, Carey Grammar,
Barkers Road, Kew.
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Lalo - Le Roi d'Ys: Overture |
Toorak Uniting Church, Toorak Road, Toorak
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor Berwick Youth Choir |
Program
Mozart - Laudate Dominum |
Carey Great Hall, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Beethoven - Egmont Overture |
Carey Great Hall, Barkers Road, Kew
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Elgar - Introduction and Allegro for Strings |
State Ballroom, Government House, Melbourne
Invited Audience, in the presence of The Governor, Mr. Richard McGarvie
Artists
Philip Carrington - conductor |
Program
Elgar - Introduction and Allegro for Strings |