Concert Programme 2014 · 2014-02-26 · Debussy’s Claire de Lune and Ligeti’s Bagatelles. 26 March Jozef Luptak Slovakian Voice: One of the most prominent artists on the Slovak

Concert Programme 2014

Conservatorium of Music

THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO

This series is organised by the Conservatorium of Music with

the support of University of Waikato Cultural CommitteeWednesdays 1pm | Dr John Gallagher Concert Chamber,

Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts | $5 on entry

5 March Staff and Student Concert

Orientation Extravaganza: Featuring opera and lieder highlights

performed by our distinguished vocal staff Dame Malvina Major

and David Griffiths, with Katherine Austin at the piano, along with

Conservatorium of Music students Nathaniel Smorti (clarinet)

and Matthias Balzat (cello), two of the three finalists in the 2014

NZ National Concerto Competition, performing excerpts from

their competition works in the lead up to the March Grand Finale

in Christchurch.

12 March Chris Hainsworth and Andreï Freïdine

Dinner with Klezmer: Straight from

France, clarinetist Andreï Freïdine

and pianist Chris Hainsworth bring

us a full menu from a Weber aperitif

to a Paganini dessert and some

Klezmer coffee and vodka. Don’t

miss this delightful smorgasbord of

wonderful music!

19 March Hanumi Saxophone Quartet

Four’s Company: The award-winning

Netherlands-based Hanumi Saxophone

Quartet present a potpourri of well-

loved works and new delights including

Debussy’s Claire de Lune and Ligeti’s

Bagatelles.

26 March Jozef Luptak

Slovakian Voice: One of the most

prominent artists on the Slovak musical

scene, soulful cellist Jozef Luptak brings

us a Czech-inspired programme with our

own James Tennant (cello) and Katherine

Austin (piano).

LUNCHTIME RECITAL SERIES

CONCERT PROGRAMME 2014 1

2 April Jeffrey Grice

French Connections: Direct from Paris,

New Zealand-born pianist Jeffrey Grice

performs Chopin’s 24 Preludes along

with Gounod/Liszt’s Hymn to St Cecilia

(unknown until premiered by Grice in

Paris in 2000) and jazz-inspired works by

Jenny McLeod and Lucien Johnson.

9 April Student Concert

Top Conservatorium of Music students inspire and delight with solo

and chamber instrumental works and a variety of vocal repertoire.

30 April Barbara Hill and Francis Cowan

Flute Through Three Centuries:

More gorgeous flute playing from

Berlin-based flautist Barbara Hill,

playing Bach, Milhaud, Gaubert and

Piazzolla with New Zealand pianist

Francis Cowan.

7 May James Ioelu, Rosemary Barnes

and Bill Stoneham

The Voices of Men: Bass-baritone James Ioelu and pianist Rosemary

Barnes, along with trumpet player Bill Stoneham, perform three

new song cycles by composer Janet Jennings. The texts, by

New Zealanders Brian Turner, Donald Lea, and Mike Subritzky,

explore the concerns of New Zealand men: living in exile, living

with others, and going to war.

14 May Ke Lin

Virtuoso!: Hailed as Australia’s leading young pianist, multi-award

winning Ke Lin dazzles with Chopin, Liszt and Ravel’s formidable

Gaspard de la Nuit.

21 May New Zealand Chamber Soloists

Something Old, Something New:

Featuring brilliant violinist Amalia Hall,

temporarily replacing sister Lara Hall,

with James Tennant and Katherine

Austin, in the ‘new’ New Zealand

Chamber Soloists, playing Dvořák’s

heart-rending Piano Trio in F minor, and

a great work written for the group.

THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO2

28 May Roberto Prosseda

The World to New Zealand: The world-touring, top international

pianist Roberto Prosseda plays recently discovered works by

composers including Mendelssohn and Dallapiccola.

4 June Student Concert



16 July Santiago Cañón Valencia

Prodigious Rewards: Familiar to

Waikato audiences from a young age,

international award-winning Colombian

cellist Santiago Cañon Valencia, now

19, returns from the USA and Bogotá

to perform works by Russian greats,

plus some heart-stopping show pieces,

with pianist Katherine Austin.

23 July Marco Mina

Italian Master: Fresh from performances throughout

Italy, UK and Europe, Marco Mina brings us classical

guitar masterworks including Bach’s Suite in C minor

BWV 997 and Paganini’s Grande Sonata in La Maggiore.

30 July Patricia Wright

Diva Delight: The much loved and renowned New Zealand soprano

performs a programme of exquisite lieder by Schubert, Strauss,

Schumann, Wolf and Bridge, accompanied by Katherine Austin.

6 August Antony Peebles

United Kingdom Class: Antony Peebles

has played in 131 different countries with

many leading orchestras. Schubert, Liszt

and Rachmaninov are on the bill for his

Hamilton visit.

13 August Juliana Gondek

American Beauty: Over her 35-year-career Juliana

Gondek has sung with 120 major opera companies

and orchestras worldwide, and made nearly two dozen

recordings, many of which have won international

prizes, including Gramophone’s Record of the Year.

Do not miss this world-renowned mezzo-soprano in

a concert of music from baroque to contemporary,

showcasing both vocal and piano virtuosity.



20 August Student Concert



10 September Cellophonics

Celestial Resonance: One

of our most popular annual

concerts, the University of

Waikato Conservatorium of

Music’s 8-cello ensemble

led by James Tennant is

growing every year in stature,

resonance – and numbers.

Be early to ensure a seat!

17 September Student Concert



24 September Luca Manghi, James Tennant

and Katherine Austin

Voice of the Whale: James Tennant and Katherine Austin again

join forces with flautist Luca Manghi to perform outstanding

repertoire written for flute, cello and piano including works by

Crumb (Voice of the Whale), Lieberman and Ned Rorem.

1 October Rothschild-Riddle Duo

Contemporary Australia: Violinist

Marianne Rothschild and pianist Glenn

Riddle have been performing together,

recording, and commissioning new

works from some of Australia’s leading

composers for over a decade. They bring us music by Linda Kouvaras

and Stuart Greenbaum.

8 October David Griffi ths

and Christine Griffi ths

Canzoni per Pranzo: New Zealand baritone

David Griffiths presents a varied programme

of song including works by Tosti and

Debussy’s legendary Baudelaire settings,

accompanied by Christine Griffiths.


15 October Student Concert



22 October Student Concert



In association with the Waikato Museum, students from the

Conservatorium of Music showcase their talent in a series

of performances.

Thursdays 12noon – 12.50pm

13, 27 March | 10, 17 April | 1, 15, 29 May | 12, 26 June

24 July | 7, 21 August | 11, 25 September | 9, 23 October

6, 20 November

Waikato Museum | Entry by gold coin donation



Dr John Gallagher Concert Chamber,

Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts

Sunday 23 March 5pm

Alumni Performance; Edward King and Maria Mo

Award-winning University of Waikato graduates Edward King

(cello) and Maria Mo (piano) return from studies in Europe to

perform music by Schubert, Liszt and Ginastera. King is finalist in

the upcoming Australian Cello Awards taking place in Sydney on

26 March, where he will be accompanied by Mo.

$10 adults, $5 seniors at the door, free for students and

school age children

Wednesday 9 April 7pm Opera Showcase – Betly

Voice performance students present Betly by Gaetano Donizetti

(1797-1848). Don’t miss Beverley Pullon, Phillip ‘Akau and Edward

McKnight in this entertaining melodrama with our outstanding

chorus of first and second year singers accompanied by Francis

Cowan. Operatic ensembles presented by third year and graduate

students will complete the programme.

$5 at the door, free for students with a valid ID

Friday 9 May 7.30pm OKTA

An autumn concert with a very special feature – the premiere of

a new work especially commissioned by OKTA from the doyen of

New Zealand composers, Dame Gillian Whitehead. It is a privilege

to be able to present this newly commissioned trio by Gillian, the

patron of OKTA. An historic occasion not to be missed, and part

of an engrossing programme.


Sunday 25 May 2.30pm

University Chamber Orchestra Concert Winter Concert

The 2014 winter concert includes stunning music from the romantic

repertoire; Schumann’s Cello Concerto featuring soloist specialisation

cellist Catherine Kwak, Serenade for Strings by Tchaikovsky led by

Amalia Hall, and Dvořák’s mighty ‘New World’ symphony.

$25 adults, $15 seniors, free for students and school age

children (ticket required from APA box offi ce only),

$10 UOW staff with valid ID (APA box offi ce only)

Tickets available from www.ticketek.co.nz and Academy box offi ce

OTHER CONCERTS


Friday 30 May 1pm

Concerto Competition Preliminaries

University of Waikato Conservatorium of Music students perform

a variety of concerto movements in this exciting preliminary round

of the competition. Three finalists will be chosen to play their full

concerto in the 25 July final with the winner going on to tour with

Opus orchestra in September.

Free entry

Friday 6 June 7pm Aria Competition

The annual Opera Aria contest promises to be another spectacle

of superb music and singing. With the University vocal programme

larger than ever, this competition is sure to be very keenly contented.

Prizes sponsored by the Greenlea Foundation Trust.


Thursday 12 June 7pm

University of Waikato Chamber Music Competition

Come along for an evening of passionate, enthralling music as

University Chamber ensembles compete in this keenly contested

competition. Prizes are sponsored by the Hamilton Chamber

Music Society.


Thursday 17 July 7.30pm OKTA

OKTA spring concerts always emphasise vitally and freshness, and

this one comes early! The line-up of this concert features some

astonishingly talented performers in stimulating repertoire, both

new and familiar. Recharge your musical batteries.


Friday 25 July 7pm

University of Waikato Concerto Competition Final

University of Waikato student finalists vie for the chance to be

concerto soloist with the Opus Orchestra on its September tour.

Do not miss this evening of stunning virtuosity.


Friday 12 September 8pm

Opus Orchestra Connections Concert

In collaboration with the Conservatorium of Music, this concert

features the winner of the University of Waikato Concerto

Competition, along with Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 1 and

OTHER CONCERTS


A Summer Day, and Winterlight by the University of Waikato’s

own Martin Lodge.


13 September – Tauranga, 14 September – Rotorua

Wednesday 24 September 5pm ArtzElectro

A concert of inter-disciplinary new media works by students and staff

combining elements of live performance, graphics, moving images,

and audio; also including interactive/generative technologies.

Telecom Playhouse; free entry

Friday 10 October 6pm Lilburn Trust

Student Composition Awards Concert

An exciting evening of new compositions by Conservatorium of

Music students. The awards are possible due to the generosity of

the Lilburn Trust, Alexander Turnbull

Library Endowment Trust.


Sunday 12 October 2.30pm

University Chamber Orchestra Spring Concert

Come and celebrate the start of spring with the University

Chamber Orchestra’s springtime festival concert featuring fresh

baroque concertos performed by the Conservatorium of Music’s

leading talents. In singles and doubles and maybe even a triple,

these concertos will lift the spirit out of the darker winter spaces.

$25 adults, $15 seniors, free for students and school age

children free (ticket required from APA box offi ce only),

$10 UOW staff with valid ID (APA box offi ce only)


Thursday 23 October 7pm Opera Showcase

A double bill of more operatic and musical ensembles with

Menotti’s The Telephone, an entertaining spoof on relationships

via technology.


Sunday 9 November 2.30pm End-of-Year Gala Concert

Musical highlights of the year are presented as if out-of-the-blue

from all corners of the Concert Chamber in quick-fire non-stop

fashion, and as usual, the musical items will remain a mystery until

the final item is played, ensuring your maximum delight and surprise

at this sonic feast.



OPERA The White Lady

Dr John Gallagher Concert Chamber,

Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts

Friday 15 August 8pm, Saturday 16 August 8pm,

Sunday 17 August 2.30pm

As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations for the University

of Waikato, the Conservatorium of Music is set to stage a new

production of The White Lady. This opera by David Griffiths, with

libretto by Lynn John, tells the story of two star struck students

amidst the turmoil and intrigue of downtown Auckland, centred

around the iconic White Lady takeaway caravan. This fully-staged

spectacle will feature University vocal students, coached by our

special guest world-renowned opera singer Juliana Gondek, and

the University Orchestra conducted by our own James Tennant.

Book your tickets early to avoid disappointment, this will be a

must-see!


Photos from 2006 production.


WAIKATO AND BEYOND

Concerts featuring Conservatorium of Music staff,

students and alumni.

13 April 2pm Student Showcase

Te Awamutu – The Woolshed

Bookings: [email protected] or ph 07 871 4247

13 April 3pm New Zealand Chamber Soloists

Tauranga – Mills Reef

18 May 2pm Student Showcase

Whakatane – Church of St George & St John

Tickets from ‘The Good Life’

23 May 12pm Student Showcase

Thames – St Georges Church, entry by donation

8 June 2pm Student Showcase



5 September 12pm Cellophonics

Taupo – St Andrews Church

21 September 2.30pm Student Showcase

Cambridge – St Andrew’s Church

Bookings: email [email protected] or phone 07 827 6751

26 September 12pm Student Showcase

Thames – St Georges Church, entry by donation

1 November 7.30pm Student Showcase



Santiago Cañón Valencia (cello) and

Katherine Austin (piano) Tour

19 June 7pm

Howick – All Saints’ Church, Selwyn Road, bookings ph 534 6864

27 June 6.30pm

Cambridge – Morandini House, bookings: www.morandini.co.nz

29 June 2pm

Putaruru – The Plaza, bookings: ph 07 883 8596, www.plaza.org.nz

4 July 12pm

Taupo – St Andrews Church

6 July 2pm

Thames – St Georges Church


Dr John Gallagher Concert Chamber, Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts

13 March 10am SEMINAR: Tales from the Forbidden

City with the New Zealand String Quartet

Members of the New Zealand String Quartet address Conservatorium

of Music composition students on their experiences working with

the Forbidden City Chamber Orchestra. This ground-breaking project

sees the FCCO join together with the New Zealand String Quartet for

works written especially for them all, by Chinese and New Zealand

composers, for instruments old and new, Western and Chinese.

The New Zealand String Quartet and Forbidden City Chamber

Orchestra are touring the country in Tales from the Forbidden City

as part of Chamber Music New Zealand’s concert season. For more

information on this CMNZ tour visit: www.chambermusic.co.nz/

whats-on/tales-from-the-forbidden-city-2014

Free entry, open to the public

26 March 3pm Cello Masterclass

with Jozef Luptak

Slovak Cellist, Jozef Luptak, one of the most

prominent musicians in Eastern European

music and arts, presents this masterclass for

Conservatorium of Music cellists.


2 April 3pm SEMINAR:

Forging a Musical Career with Jeffrey Grice

New Zealand-born pianist Jeffrey Grice, who has enjoyed a successful

concert and performing career in Paris for over 30 years, will address

Conservatorium of Music students and answer questions about

being a professional musician in Europe.


MASTERCLASSES AND SEMINARS


10 April 3pm

Vocal Masterclass with Vernon Midgley

Christchurch-based English tenor Vernon Midgley,

Head of vocal studies at Canterbury University,

presents this masterclass on musical interpretation,

for Conservatorium of Music singers.


30 April 3pm Flute Masterclass with Barbara Hill

Berlin-based, New Zealand flautist Barbara Hill presents this

masterclass for Conservatorium of Music flute students.


14 May 2.30pm

Clarinet Masterclass with James Campbell

Pre-eminent clarinet virtuoso James

Campbell has performed in over 30

countries, has recorded over 40 landmark

CDs and has worked with everyone from

the Amadeus Quartet to Aaron Copland.

Join us as he presents this masterclass

for Conservatorium of Music clarinet

students. James Campbell is touring

the country as part of Chamber Music

New Zealand’s concert season. For more

information on this CMNZ tour visit:

www.chambermusic.co.nz/whats-on/

new-zealand-string-quartet-with-james-campbell-2014


27 May 11am

Composition Masterclass with Roberto Prosseda

Italian pianist Roberto Prosseda

discusses contemporary piano

techniques with Conservatorium of

Music composition students.

Te Whare Tapere Iti;

free entry, open to the public


7 June 2pm Violin Masterclass

with Nikki Chooi

Described as, “a model of taste and

tonal refinement” (Boston Globe) and

“vigorous and colourful” (New York Times)

Canadian violinist Nikki Chooi presents

this masterclass for Conservatorium of

Music violinists. Winner of the prestigious

2013 Michael Hill International Violin

Competition, the MHIVC prize includes

touring as part of Chamber Music

New Zealand’s concert season. For more information on this

CMNZ tour visit: www.chambermusic.co.nz/whats-on/the-

winners-tour-nikki-chooi-2014


23 July 2.30pm Community Classical

Guitar Masterclass with Marco Mina

A prominent international recitalist and recording artist, Italian

classical guitarist Marco Mina presents this masterclass for classical

guitarists and teachers from the wider community.

Applications for participation and enquiries to [email protected]

$50 participants

31 July 3pm and 7 August 3pm

Vocal Masterclasses with Juliana Gondek

American opera singer and teacher Juliana Gondek presents

two masterclasses for Conservatorium of Music vocal students.

Throughout her 35-year career Gondek has sung on the world’s

most celebrated stages, including such famed venues as Carnegie

Hall, the Metropolitan Opera and Milan’s La Scala. A specialist in

Baroque, Mozart, Bel Canto, Verdi, Strauss, Spanish, Polish, and

contemporary repertoire, Gondek has taught as Professor of Voice

and Opera at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music since 1997.




8 August 3pm SEMINAR: Opera Careers

and Study in the USA – with Juliana Gondek

Join us for this public seminar in which Conservatorium of Music

guest musician Juliana Gondek speaks about study opportunities

and auditioning in the United States, her career, and advice for

young artists.


25-28 August 9.30am-5pm David Dolan Masterclasses:

Interpretation Through Improvisation – Classical

Improvisation and its Application in Performance

After his extraordinary classes in 2013,

Dr David Dolan returns to work with

Conservatorium of Music students over four

days. One of the pre-eminent music educators

in the world, Dr Dolan will work with singers,

pianists, string and wind players, teaching

the lost art of classical improvisation. Dr

Dolan teaches at Julliard USA, Guildhall

London, Yehudi Menuhin School and the Paris

Conservatoire, to name a few.


15 September 2pm

Chamber Music

Masterclass with

the Eggner Trio

The Austrian Eggner Trio, one

of the most recognised

and well-known of today’s

leading piano trios, present

this masterclass for Conservatorium of Music chamber music

ensembles. The trio are on tour as part of Chamber Music

New Zealand’s concert season. For more information on this

CMNZ tour visit www.chambermusic.co.nz/whats-on/eggner-

trio-with-amihai-grosz-2014



17 September 2pm-5pm and

19 September 9am-12.30pm, 3pm-5pm

Vocal Masterclasses with Semyon Rozin

Join us for this series of masterclasses as Semyon Rozin works

with Conservatorium of Music singers. A prolific operatic coach

throughout Europe, the United States and Australia, Rozin is an

established international expert in operatic repertoire and languages,

with particular skills in stylistic, interpretive performance.


29 September 11.30am-5pm

Piano Masterclass with Glenn Riddle

University of Melbourne Conservatorium of

Music piano lecturer, Glenn Riddle, presents

this masterclass for Conservatorium of Music

piano students. An active and outstanding

performer, Glenn Riddle is considered one of

Australia’s leading inspirational mentors of

young pianists.


30 September 9am-12pm and 1.30pm-5pm

Accelerando Piano Masterclass with Glenn Riddle

For all piano teachers and secondary school pianists; an interactive

session where aspects of technical development, repertoire

building, sight-reading skills, exam preparation, and general musical

development will be discussed.

In particular, teachers will be introduced to a wide range of new

and exciting teaching repertoire, including a short introduction to

selected works by Australian composers that will prove useful both

in building technique and motivating students.

Applications for participation and enquiries to [email protected]

$50 student participants, $30 piano teachers,

$10 general student audience

Mailing List: To receive information on upcoming events or courses,

please email the Conservatorium of Music at [email protected]

Parking: Free parking is in Gate 2b, Knighton Road, Hamilton.

The Conservatorium of Music reserves the right to change or cancel an event.



The University of Waikato Conservatorium of Music welcomes

donations or bequests to support any of our activities including

scholarships, student and staff development, concerts and special

events, publications, specialist resources, and contributions to a

long-term endowment fund. All donations and bequests will be

acknowledged. To discuss making a donation or bequest please

contact us at [email protected] or 07 838 4380.

PETTMAN/ROSL ARTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP 2014

Dr John Gallagher Concert Chamber, Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts

The Conservatorium of Music and Academy of Performing Arts

are delighted to once again be hosting this prestigious competition.

14 November 8pm

Pettman/ROSL ARTS Opening Concert

Tamsin Waley-Cohen (violin), Tom Poster (piano) and Bartholomew

Lafollette (cello).


16 November 7pm Pettman/ROSL ARTS

Chamber Music Scholarship FINAL

The top tertiary chamber groups in New Zealand vie for a grand

prize that includes return flights to London, concerts in the UK, and

lessons with prominent teachers.



MARCH

Wed 5 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Orientation Concert

Wed 12 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Chris Hainsworth (organ) and Andreï Freïdine (clarinet)

Thu 13 10am Seminar: Tales from the Forbidden City with the New Zealand String Quartet

Thu 13 12pm Musical Feast Museum Concert

Wed 19 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Hanumi Saxophone Quartet

Sun 23 5pm Alumni Performance – Edward King (cello) and Maria Mo (piano)

Wed 26 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series –Jozef Luptak (cello)

Wed 26 3pm Cello Masterclass with Jozef Luptak


APRIL

Wed 2 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Jeffrey Grice (piano)

Wed 2 3pm Seminar: Forging a Musical Career – Jeffrey Grice

Wed 9 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Student Concert

Wed 9 7pm Opera Showcase – Betly


Thu 10 3pm Vocal Masterclass with Vernon Midgley

Sun 13 2pm Student Showcase – Te Awamutu

Sun 13 3pm New Zealand Chamber Soloists – Mills Reef Winery, Tauranga


Wed 30 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Barbara Hill (flute)

and Francis Cowan (piano)

Wed 30 3pm Flute Masterclass with Barbara Hill

MAY


Wed 7 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – James Ioelu (baritone),

Rosemary Barnes (piano) and Bill Stoneham (trumpet)

Fri 9 7.30pm OKTA Concert

Wed 14 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Ke Lin (piano)

Wed 14 2.30pm Clarinet Masterclass with James Campbell


Sun 18 2pm Student Showcase – Whakatane

Wed 21 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – New Zealand Chamber Soloists

Fri 23 12pm Student Showcase – Thames

Sun 25 2.30pm University Chamber Orchestra Winter Concert

Tue 27 11am Composition Masterclass with Roberto Prosseda

Wed 28 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Roberto Prosseda


Fri 30 1pm Concerto Competition Preliminaries

JUNE


Fri 6 7pm Aria Competition

Sat 7 2pm Violin Masterclass with Nikki Chooi

Sun 8 2pm Student Showcase – Te Awamutu


Thu 12 7pm Chamber Music Competition

Thu 19 7pm Santiago Cañón Valencia and Katherine Austin – Howick


Fri 27 6.30pm Santiago Cañón Valencia and Katherine Austin – Cambridge

Sun 29 2pm Santiago Cañón Valencia and Katherine Austin – Putaruru

CONCERT DIARY


JULY

Fri 4 12pm Santiago Cañón Valencia and Katherine Austin – Taupo

Sun 6 2pm Santiago Cañón Valencia and Katherine Austin – Thames

Wed 16 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Santiago Cañón Valencia (cello)

Thu 17 7.30pm OKTA Concert

Wed 23 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Marco Mina (classical guitar)

Wed 23 2.30pm Community Classical Guitar Masterclass with Marco Mina


Fri 25 7pm Concerto Competition Final

Wed 30 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Patricia Wright (soprano)

Thu 31 3pm Vocal Masterclass with Juliana Gondek

AUGUST

Wed 6 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Antony Peebles (piano)


Thu 7 3pm Vocal Masterclass with Juliana Gondek

Fri 8 3pm Seminar: Opera Careers/Study in the USA – Juliana Gondek

Wed 13 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Juliana Gondek (mezzo-soprano)

15-17 Page 8 Opera Production – The White Lady



25-28 9.30am Improvisation Masterclass with David Dolan

SEPTEMBER

Fri 5 12pm Cellophonics – Taupo

Wed 10 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Cellophonics


Fri 12 8pm Opus Connections Concert

Mon 15 2pm Chamber Music Masterclass with the Eggner Trio


Wed 17 2pm Vocal Masterclass with Semyon Rozin

Fri 19 9am Vocal Masterclass with Semyon Rozin

Sun 21 2.30pm Student Showcase – Cambridge

Wed 24 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Luca Manghi (flute)

Wed 24 5pm ArtzElectro


Fri 26 12pm Student Showcase – Thames

Mon 29 11.30am Piano Masterclass with Glenn Riddle

Tue 30 9am Accelerando Piano Masterclass with Glenn Riddle

OCTOBER

Wed 1 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – Rothschild-Riddle Duo

Wed 8 1pm Lunchtime Recital Series – David and Christine Griffiths


Fri 10 6pm Lilburn Trust Student Composition Awards

Sun 12 2.30pm University Chamber Orchestra Spring Concert




Thu 23 7pm Opera Showcase

NOVEMBER

Sat 1 7.30pm Student Showcase – Te Awamutu


Sun 9 2.30pm End of Year GALA CONCERT

14-16 Page 15 Pettman/ROSL Chamber Music Competition


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Concert Programme 2014 · 2014-02-26 · Debussy’s Claire de Lune and Ligeti’s Bagatelles. 26 March Jozef Luptak Slovakian Voice: One of the most prominent artists on the Slovak