2012 Subscription Brochure

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SYDNEY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS


SYDNEY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS

SUNDAY 18 MARCH 2012 3PM

PRE-CONCERT TALK FROM 2.15PM

SYDNEY TOWN HALL

Saint-Saens’ symphonic poem depicts the story of the Greek mythological character Phaeton, who drives his father’s sun chariot for one day with disastrous consequences. The orchestration depicts the energetic horses, scorching heat and passionate characters of this story in a way that will ignite your imagination. Sydney Youth Orchestra is thrilled to perform William Walton’s song cycle with Taryn Fiebig, principal artist with Opera Australia. Taryn delights audiences with her diverse performances, utterly inhabiting roles to high acclaim. This collection of six songs is a work that will showcase the orchestra’s maturity and Taryn’s emotional range and exceptional vocal technique. Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony represents not only a turning point in Beethoven’s career, but in the development of composition, a stature shared by few other works. The work’s technical challenges, both to performers and listeners, redefined what a symphony should be.

CONDUCTOR MAX MCBRIDE SOLOIST TARYN FIEBIG

Saint-Saens Phaeton Walton A Song For The Lord Mayor’s Table Beethoven Symphony No.3

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LOOK AT THE STARS

SUNDAY 03 JUNE 2012 3PM

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The startlingly personal orchestral palette of Sibelius is loved by audiences and musicians alike, and this concert is framed by two works written in the same year by the composer, at a time when Sibelius was driven by fierce patriotism. From the opening bars, Brahms’ Song of Destiny arrests our attention. Inspired by poetry depicting the lives of ‘blessed ones’ and mere mortals, this symphonic poem is one of Brahms’ most original and profound compositions. Sydney Youth Orchestra is honoured to present the world premiere of Looking at the Stars, by respected Australian composer, Graeme Koehne. Commissioned in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of 9/11, this moving work will also feature childrens chorus and adult choir.

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THE CONCOURSE CHATSWOOD

CONDUCTOR MAX MCBRIDE THE CHORISTERS OF ST MARY’S CATHEDRAL THE ST MARY’S SINGERS AND CATHEDRAL SCHOLARS THE CHOIR OF ST FRANCIS, PADDINGTON

Sibelius Symphony No.1 Brahms Schicksalslied Op.54 | Song of Destiny Koehne Looking at the Stars Sibelius Finlandia Op.26


SYDNEY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS

SUNDAY 29 JULY 2012 3PM

PRE-CONCERT TALK FROM 2.15PM

THE CONCOURSE CHATSWOOD

CONDUCTOR MAX MCBRIDE SOLOIST WILLIAM CHEN

He Luting Evening Party Hua Yanjun The moon reflected on Erquan Stanhope Fantasia on a theme by Vaughan Williams Palmer Piano Concerto | World Premiere Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5

Join us for an exciting concert of cultural exchange between Australian and Chinese musicians. In collaboration with 2MBS FM and Shanghai East Radio, this performance will feature renowned Chinese pianist William Chen, and works by Australian and Chinese composers. Included is the world premiere of George Palmer’s Piano Concerto, as well as Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No.5.

Pianist William Chen is a familiar name to Australia’s classical music scene. Born in China, William came to Australia at age 16, entered into Conservatorium High School and won over 30 competition first prizes in Australia, including the 2MBS-FM Young Performer of the Year award. In Australia, he has appeared as soloist with the Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide Symphony Orchestras. Overseas he has performed with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London.

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BRIGHT FUTURE

SUNDAY 07 OCTOBER 2012 3PM

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In his music for Swan Lake, Tchaikovsky produced a score of symphonic proportions and re-established music’s equal partnership with the dance. Much loved selections from this beautiful ballet will delight and transport the audience. The Sydney Youth Orchestra Concerto Competition returns in 2012, and the winner will be presented in our final performance for the year. Rachmaninov’s stunning Symphonic Dances is the composer’s final work, and this orchestral suite represents the culmination of his compositional style. At the end of their year’s journey, every young musician in the Sydney Youth Orchestra will shine.

CONDUCTOR MAX MCBRIDE SYO CONCERTO COMPETITION SOLOIST

Tchaikovsky Swan Lake Suite Op.20 | excerpts Concerto tbc Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances

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SYDNEY TOWN HALL


SYDNEY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS

SYO1

SUND AY 1 8 MAR C H

SYO2

SUND AY 3 J U N E

3PM

TH E C O N C O U R S E C H AT S W O O D

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SUND AY 2 9 JULY

3PM

TH E C O N C O U R S E C H AT S W O O D

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SUND AY 7 OCTOB ER

3PM

3PM

S Y D N EY TO WN HA L L

S Y D N EY TO WN HA L L

EVER YON E’S S YO Sydney Youth Orchestra performances in 2012 are all placed on Sunday afternoons, providing the perfect activity to end your weekend. SYO provides a wonderful model for young aspiring musicians – bring your family, your grandchildren, your friends, and be inspired by the vibrant energy of our city’s Sydney Youth Orchestra.

THE C ONC OUR S E Sydney Youth Orchestra is thrilled to perform in the newly completed Chatswood venue, The Concourse. The 1000 seat concert hall is visually and acoustically spectacular. Equipped with onsite parking, and close to bus and train facilities, the venue supports patrons with physical access needs, visual and hearing impairment.

SYDN EY TOWN HALL Returning to our home in the Centennial Hall, this iconic venue boasts newly refurbished facilities alongside beautiful heritage architecture. The city comes alive on the weekend, and Sunday afternoon audiences will enjoy the easy access of Town Hall station and nearby parking facilities.

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WHY SUBSCRIBE

TYPE OF TIC K ET S I N G LE C O N C E R T 2012 S U B S C R I P T IO N 4 CONCERTS ADULT

$50

$160

CONCES S ION

$35

$112

CHILD (U N DER 16 )

$15

$48

FAM ILY (2 ADULTS + 2 C HILDR E N )

$100

STUDEN T RUS H * if available

$15

$320

N /A

WHY SUBSCRIBE The Best Seats Subscribers will be allocated the best seats in the house. Program & Drink Subscribers will receive a free program and drink per person to each concert. Subscribe & Win One lucky subscriber will win a free dinner for two at the incredible Baroque Bistro Patisserie.

HOW TO SUBSCRIBE To book your season subscription, please fill in the following booking form and submit by Monday 12 March. Your tickets to all four concerts will be available for collection on the door at the first concert, Sunday 18 March.

TO SYO OFFICE BY MONDAY 12 MARCH FAX (02) 9251 2744 PHONE (02) 9251 2422 POST OR IN PERSON 182 CUMBERLAND ST THE ROCKS SYDNEY NSW 2000 EMAIL INFO@SYO.COM.AU

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SYDNEY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS

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S TEP 4 Submit your order to SYO, by Monday 12 March 2012 182 Cumberland St The Rocks 2000 Fax (02) 9251 2744 Email info@syo.com.au * Please note your donation amount will processed separately from your subscription.

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GIFT FORM

After nearly 40 years, SYO continues to serve as the foremost orchestral training organization in NSW. Helping to prepare a professional path for thousands of talented young musicians, SYO’s education programs cultivate teamwork, communication and leadership, producing the next generation of leading artists. From the whole SYO family, we gratefully appreciate the support and commitment from you in shaping the next generation of Australia’s musical talent.

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