The University of Melbourne Wind Symphony
Presented by Melbourne Conservatorium of Music
Details
Experience The University of Melbourne Wind Symphony concert, featuring horn soloist Carla Blackwood.
Join The University of Melbourne Wind Symphony for their first concert of the academic season featuring Faculty member and horn soloist Carla Blackwood who will be premiering a concerto by Ukrainian-Australian composer Catherine Likhuta.
The concert will begin with a spark of sound out of the silence with Ryan George’s Firefly. Then, the colour and tonal language of Julie Giroux’s The Hearthstone captures the deep ambers and warmth of a burning fire. In this vein, the centerpiece of the concert, Likhuta’s Sure-fire (a three-movement work) laments Australia’s recent bushfires. As if in a dream, the concert continues painting a picture of better times with William Grant Still’s Summerland, followed by David Maslanka’s Traveler that will leave the listener in reflection. The concert closes with some old ragtime energy from Scott Joplin with Maple Leaf Rag, a new arrangement by Andrew Blair.
Each piece in this gallery of music has a unique shape from start to finish.
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Artists
Dr Jaclyn Hartenberger conductor
Carla Blackwood horn soloist
Program
Ryan George
Firefly
Julie Giroux
The Hearthstone
Catherine Likhuta
Sure-Fire, concerto for Horn and Wind Ensemble
William Grant Still
Summerland
David Maslanka
Traveler
Scott Joplin arr. Andrew Blair
Maple Leaf Rag
Venue
Booking Information
Saturday 20 April 2024 7.30pm
Duration: 1 hour 10 mins (no interval) Please note, running times are approximate and subject to change.
Tickets
This event is free, however, tickets are required for entry.
Delivery Fees may apply.