Heralding from a sold-out final concert from 2017, Friends of Music Series return in 2018 with a stellar lineup of top Melbourne emerging musicians, boasting from a variety of styles ranging from classical, folk to contemporary performances.
March concert showcases the following programs:
2pm, Solosuite (Adam Richardson)
3.30pm, Café Blues (Daphnis Trio)
3.30pm, Café Blues (Daphnis Trio)
About the Artists
Adam Richardson (flute)
Originating from Perth, Western Australia, Adam Richardson is an up-and-coming orchestral flute and piccolo player. Moving to Melbourne in 2014, he has been studying a Bachelor of Music with Honours at the University of Melbourne. A popular orchestral musician, Adam has performed with many orchestras since his first in 2012. Some of these orchestras include the West Australian Charity Orchestra, the University of Western Australia Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Youth Orchestra, Heidelberg Symphony Orchestra and the University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
Adam Richardson (flute)
Originating from Perth, Western Australia, Adam Richardson is an up-and-coming orchestral flute and piccolo player. Moving to Melbourne in 2014, he has been studying a Bachelor of Music with Honours at the University of Melbourne. A popular orchestral musician, Adam has performed with many orchestras since his first in 2012. Some of these orchestras include the West Australian Charity Orchestra, the University of Western Australia Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Youth Orchestra, Heidelberg Symphony Orchestra and the University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.
Adam has studied with renowned Australian flute players, Neil Fisenden, Derek Jones, Mardi McSullea and Andrew Macleod. He has also participated in lessons and masterclasses with internationally acclaimed flutists and piccoloists such as Emmanuel Pahud, Michael Cox, Samuel Coles, Karen Jones, William Bennett, Ian Clarke, Paul Edmund-Davies, Lorna McGhee, Nicola Mazzanti, Peter Verhoyen, Michel Bellevance, Gareth McLearnon, Sarah Jackson, and Laurie Sokoloff.
Daphnis Trio (Piano, Violin, Cello)
The Daphnis Trio is an exciting ensemble comprising of three young and vibrant Melbourne musicians, Nathan Juriansz (violin), Belinda Liew (cello) and Christopher Nankervis (piano). Since launching in 2014 the trio has performed regularly throughout Melbourne and regional Victoria, presenting works ranging from the the great classics to the avant garde. Avid supporters of new music, the trio has collaborated with the Chroma Collective in premiering the works of young Australian composers. For this FOMS concert, they will indulge in some good ole’ Americana.
About the program
Adam Richardson presents:
Daphnis Trio presents:
The Daphnis Trio is an exciting ensemble comprising of three young and vibrant Melbourne musicians, Nathan Juriansz (violin), Belinda Liew (cello) and Christopher Nankervis (piano). Since launching in 2014 the trio has performed regularly throughout Melbourne and regional Victoria, presenting works ranging from the the great classics to the avant garde. Avid supporters of new music, the trio has collaborated with the Chroma Collective in premiering the works of young Australian composers. For this FOMS concert, they will indulge in some good ole’ Americana.
About the program
Adam Richardson presents:
Ibert - Piece
Honegger - Danse de la Chevre
Bozza - Image
Schocker - Solosuite
Kuhlau - Duo Concertante Op. 87, no. 2 for two flutes
Honegger - Danse de la Chevre
Bozza - Image
Schocker - Solosuite
Kuhlau - Duo Concertante Op. 87, no. 2 for two flutes
Piano Trio (Bernstein)
It Ain’t Necessarily So (Gershwin-Heifetz)
Blues, from Violin Sonata (Ravel)
Café Music (Schoenfield)
It Ain’t Necessarily So (Gershwin-Heifetz)
Blues, from Violin Sonata (Ravel)
Café Music (Schoenfield)
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About the 2018 FOMS
Concerts at St. George's proudly presents the 2018 FOMS, showcasing top Melbourne emerging musicians!
Concerts at St. George's is voluntarily managed by a team of musicians with the vision to establish St. George’s Anglican Church in Travancore as a new music performance venue in Melbourne’s inner northwest. Aligned with this vision is the annual Friends of Music Series (FOMS), showcasing top Melbourne emerging musicians.
Your support for the local arts scene will be tremendously appreciated, with all proceeds from the 2017 FOMS concerts directly contributing to further enhancing the performance space at St. George's. The proceeds will also speak volumes for continuing the fundraising spirit for the Moonee Valley City community, and for continuing the vision for quality, affordable concert-going experiences for the local communities.
Stay tuned for more updates at www.concertsatstg.org!
The 2018 FOMS is proudly supported by CutCommon Magazine.
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1. One name per Day Pass
2. Day Passes are not name-transferable
3. Day Passes are not compatible with any Promo Codes
4. Day Passes are valid for only one Concert Day
5. Day Passes are not redeemable for cash
Please present proof of purchase at the door for valid entry.
Tickets
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Location
St. George's Anglican Church, Travancore
55 Lucknow St, Travancore VIC 3032, Australia
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