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SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10, 2002 2.30PM
GREAT HALL UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
"MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE"
WALTON: Coronation March "Crown Imperial"
Sydney Conservatorium Brass Ensemble with Sarah Kim organ
directed by Mr Andrew Evans*
BACH: Toccata in F Major BWV.540
Sarah Kim organ
GROUP 57
BACH: "My Spirit Be Joyful"
PEETERS: "Aria" from Sonata for Trumpet and Organ
PURCELL: Suite in D Major for Two Trumpets and Organ
Overture - Canzona - Air Gai - Gavotte - Trumpet Tune
Julian Brun trumpet
Colin Grisdale trumpet
Sarah Kim organ
WALTON: Three Songs to Poems by Edith Sitwell
Daphne
Through Gilded Trellises
Old Sir Faulk
Anita Watson soprano
Mr David Miller AM piano*
ALAIN: Litanies
Sarah Kim organ
GROUP 54
EWALD: Brass Quintet No.1 in D-Flat Major
Moderato
Adagio non troppo lento (allegro vivace)
Allegro moderato
Colin Grisdale trumpet
Julian Brun trumpet
Chris Young horn
Stephen Smith trombone
Oliver Harris tuba
ELGAR arr. Dawson: "Nimrod" from the Enigma
Variations Op.36
HOLST: A Moorside Suite
Scherzo
Nocturne
March
COATES: March from "The Dam Busters"
Sydney Conservatorium Brass Ensemble
directed by Mr Andrew Evans*
Sir WILLIAM WALTON
1902 - 1983
A major English composer who wrote two operas, several
ballets, a large amount of orchestral music including two symphonies,
choral and vocal music, and the scores for a number of films including
Richard III and The Battle of Britain His Coronation March "Crown
Imperial" was composed for the coronation of King George VI in 1937
and reveals Walton in his "pomp-and-circumstance"
mode, like his illustrious predecessor Edward Elgar. The three songs,
taken from a set called Bucolic Comedies, are from the period of his association
with the eccentric Sitwell family and London's Chelsea during the Roaring
Twenties "Make A Joyful Noise" is a biblical quotation used
by Osbert Sitwell in his libretto Walton's dramatic oratorio Belshazzar's
Feast (1931) This year we celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of William
Walton's birth.
SYDNEY CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC WELCOMES A CONTINUING
ASSOCIATION WITH
"THE GLEBE MUSIC FESTIVAL" AND LOOKS FORWARD TO FUTURE COLLABORATIONS
In the presentation of today's concert thanks must be
extended to theArtistic Director of the Glebe Music Festival
Mr David McIntosh We also acknowledge the assistance of Mr E K McIntosh
(box office) and The Glebe Society Inc.
For information concerning the Ensemble Studies
Unit,
please contact the chair of the unit, David Miller tel. 9351 1260
For information concerning future Conservatorium concerts
contact our Concert Manager tel. 9351 1263
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