Season 2024 Digital Brochure

Welcome to the Brandenburg's vibrant new season!

A Burst of Baroque Season 2024

SERIES 01 FEB / MAR Notre-Dame SERIES 02 MAY Baroque Kaleidoscope

SERIES 03 JUL Night in Versailles 15

SERIES 05 OCT / NOV Mozart’s Jupiter SERIES 04 AUG / SEP Handel’s House

SERIES 06 DEC Noël! Noël!

A WORD FROM Paul & Bruce

A performance is always a journey we experience together with you. We sense your anticipation. We feed from your excitement. We rise with your applause.

Whether performing on stage or cheering from the stalls, those who step inside our concert halls rarely emerge the same people as those who entered. This is the magic of the alchemy created between us. As we embark on a new season, and indeed a new era for the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, we invite you to be engaged, be uplifted, be moved and be renewed, with us. Our 2024 season continues our bold mission to excite, to honour, to reinvent and to reignite the energy of early music with a creative trajectory that takes us to the far edges of the galaxy, to the limits of the imagination, to collective memories stitched into our history and culture, to the corners of the human experience, to the chambers of the heart. Traversing music from ancient to modern — from the uplifting force of harmonious voices, to a single soprano expertly suspending us on the edge of our seats; from the full orchestra, to next-generation soloists taking centre-stage; from narrative based storytelling, to pure sensuality words can barely define — we bring it all to you in 2024.

For the passionate loyalists who continue to join us on our journey, you stimulate us. You energise us. Your desire to be inspired is infectious, and we endeavour to continue breaking boundaries and forging our path forward, together with you. To our private, corporate and Government donors and partners, you challenge us to keep evolving. For placing your enduring trust, faith and belief in us, and fuelling our quest to conquer the limits of creative re-interpretation, we thank you. For those stepping on board to join us for the first time, it is our great privilege to reward your curiosity and test your preconceptions, assumptions and beliefs. Every guest brings their own energy to the experience, and we exist for you as much as for our seasoned fans. We welcome you to bravely traverse new dimensions, together. And so begins our journey…

Paul Dyer AO Co-Founder & Artistic Director

Bruce Applebaum Co-Founder & Managing Director

A BIT ABOUT US

The Brandenburg

Live, vulnerable and raw, the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra is unapologetic in our mission to push the limits of experience in the celebration of past and present-day human creativity.

We’re here to challenge ideas and reinterpret the icons of classical music for the 21 st century, creating new audiences to ensure early music lives on in the hearts and minds of new generations. Reigniting early music from the 16 th , 17 th and 18 th century on rare instruments of the period, that is where our faith for tradition begins and ends. Loved for our personality, warmth and spirit, Australia’s flagship period orchestra is for the bold explorers who are unsatisfied having their expectations met with the tropes of pomp and predictability. We’re for the wanderers who courageously thirst for something new; for the seekers and searchers who relish in the spirit of international collaboration for which we are known, which continues to spread deep throughout the world, uncovering the freshest talent and genre-bending virtuosos from all corners of the globe. And over 30 years on, the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra story continues to evolve as our performances and recordings make a mark on ARIA awards, Hollywood movie scores, international collaborations, festivals, sell-out concert halls in capital cities, and intimate performances in regional communities. And today our impact is being felt abroad as we continue growing an active global following through Brandenburg One, our ever-expanding digital streaming library of performances, interviews, and more. Our connection to community continues to evolve, with exciting collaborations with First Nations

artists and creators in the early stages of development. Beyond flawless professionalism and critical acclaim as the leading orchestra in our field, it’s the personalities of the orchestra through which we shine. As the nation’s veritable incubator of Baroque talent, our legacy continues through our alumni: a growing ecosystem of next-generation Brandenburg artists who go on to spark countless early music ensembles around Australia, and join international acts, further expanding the reach and impact of our cherished genre. As much as our performances described ‘like stepping back in time, as the sounds of period instruments resurrect Baroque and classical works with reverence and authority,’ as proclaimed by The Australian, we’re equally about pushing forward with relevance and creativity. Through genre-defying productions collaborating with contemporary artisans, set designers, authors, directors, projectionists and creative agencies, we treat even the most seasoned audience members to experience the iconic scores of our common cultural fabric woven into a bold new tapestry: always fresh; frequently unexpected; forever exciting. We are the Brandenburg. And our story, which began with our debut performance at The Opera House in 1990, is still unfolding. We invite you to be part of it.

SERIES 01 FEB / MAR

Notre-Dame

Brandenburg Choir

A story of ritual, revolution and resurrection conceptualised by Paul Dyer and turned into an award-winning script by Alana Valentine.

It only took one tiny ember to spark the destruction of 800 years of history when Notre-Dame de Paris was partially consumed by fire in April 2019, igniting collective grief for the iconic eras, moments, and characters embodied in her halls. While fire has the power to destroy, it also cleanses and purifies. The ashes create a canvas and illuminate the path forward, to bravely begin anew. Battered, dilapidated and restored. Witness to both revolution and miracles, the cathedral on the Île de la Cité has been an epicentre of musical innovation and choral transcendence since the first stone was laid, and its enduring spirit deserves to be celebrated. Spirited, soulful and unapologetically French, Notre-Dame commemorates eight centuries of exquisite music performed within Notre-Dame de Paris. It is a story told in a moving theatrical experience of spoken word penned by award-winning playwright and director Alana Valentine, spurring from the mind of Artistic Director Paul Dyer, and brought to life by orchestral and choral music from the cathedral’s rich history. Notre-Dame goes beyond a story of grief and loss. Revel in an opportunity to raise our hearts together as we dig through the ashes of memories, affirming hope in the certain resurrection of the cathedral, and indeed the human spirit, to enter a brave new era.

ARTISTS Alana Valentine Script, Director Paul Dyer Conductor, harpsichord, original concept Australian Brandenburg Orchestra Brandenburg Choir Sean Bacon Visual Designer Trent Suidgeest Lighting Designer

Notre-Dame de Paris

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS COUPERIN Prélude non mesuré in C major LULLY Passacaille from Armide, Act 5 Scene 1, LWV 71 CAMPRA Introite from Requiem MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE

Thu 22 February, 7PM Sat 24 February, 7PM Sun 25 February, 5PM CITY RECITAL HALL Tue 27 February, 7PM Wed 28 February, 7PM Fri 01 March, 7PM Sat 02 March, 2PM Sat 02 March, 7PM

Winner of the Australian Writers’ Guild ‘AWGIE Award’ for Best Script for Musical Theatre, 2020.

SERIES 02 MAY

Baroque Kaleidoscope

Brandenburg Soloists

A dazzling showcase of the Brandenburg Musicians as they explore Baroque favourites and mirrored moments.

This is no ordinary night at the orchestra! Relish the sounds of the past intertwining with the creative verve of the present with classics featuring the home- grown stars of Australia’s early music scene. Stunning concertos and moving masterpieces are given the Brandenburg treatment in a journey through the Baroque, as our talented artists breathe new life into works by Vivaldi, Telemann and select contemporaries. Witness passion and intensity as Paul Dyer and the Brandenburg instrumentalists bring their unique and extraordinary talent on period instruments to the fore, with inspiring solo performances from concertmaster Shaun Lee-Chen, Jamie Hey, and Melissa Farrow. The infectious atmosphere will have you experience loved and rare works alike in a whole new light. Revel as these brilliant musicians pay homage to the elegance of the Baroque era with contemporary exuberance in a burst of melody and harmony that has transcended centuries. Reignite your love for Baroque in a celebration of rich musical heritage delivered by the pulsating spirit of Brandenburg all-stars!

ARTISTS Paul Dyer Harpsichord Shaun Lee-Chen Baroque violin Jamie Hey Baroque cello Melissa Farrow Baroque flute Australian Brandenburg Orchestra

Melissa Farrow, photo by Georges Antoni

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Familiar works and rare gems from Vivaldi, Telemann and select contemporaries. CITY RECITAL HALL Fri 03 May, 7PM Sat 04 May, 2PM Sat 04 May, 7PM Tue 07 May, 7PM Wed 08 May, 7PM MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE Thu 09 May, 7PM Sat 11 May, 7PM Sun 12 May, 5PM

SERIES 03 JUL

Night in Versailles

Justin Taylor (France)

Stunning clashes of sound and colour. Experience the Harpsichord in a new light.

Treat yourself to a sumptuous sonic and visual palette of immersive theatrical staging inspired by Château de Versailles, and be awakened by the bold, rousing power of Baroque. Pure energy. Pure escapism. Pure delight. Suspend your imagination and be rewarded with a captivating sensory experience. In an ode to the harpsichord brought to life within a crystalline chamber of wonder and colour, next-generation French soloist Justin Taylor will dazzle/glisten/sparkle in his Australian debut. As always on the Brandenburg stage, it’s the mercurial blend of personalities and special guests that make us shine, and Night in Versailles promises to be no different. We welcome you to experience the Concerto for 4 harpsichords in a new light as Justin Taylor is joined by three generations of established Australian instrumentalists: Anthony Abouhamad, Neal Peres Da Costa, and the Brandenburg’s own Artistic Director Paul Dyer in a triumphant display of unity, collaboration and warmth of the Australian spirit. Immerse, reflect, be dazzled. Shine with us.

ARTISTS Justin Taylor (France) Harpsichord Paul Dyer Artistic Director, harpsichord Australian Brandenburg Orchestra

Justin Taylor, photo by Sandrine Expilly

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS RAMEAU Les Cyclopes (Rondeau) from Pièces de clavecin avec une méthode , RCT 3 REALI La Folia CORRETTE Les Sauvages — Allegro from Concerto comique No. 25 in G minor BACH Concerto for 4 harpsichords in A minor, BWV 1065 CITY RECITAL HALL

Fri 05 July, 7PM Sat 06 July, 2PM Sat 06 July, 7PM Tue 09 July, 7PM Wed 10 July, 7PM MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE

Thu 11 July, 7PM Sat 13 July, 7PM Sun 14 July, 5PM

14 NICHOLAS POLLOCK THEORBO

SERIES 04 AUG / SEP

Handel’s House

Yukie Sato (Japan)

Step inside and embrace the beauty of Handel’s finest arias as soprano Yukie Sato makes her Australian debut.

From the moment Yukie Sato enters Handel’s House , you’ll feel the force of her gravity. It might be the house that Handel built, but it is this glowing soprano who makes it her own. The purity of her voice is set to deliver a Handelian experience with uncompromising clarity, beckoning her audiences to surrender to the siren as she holds us in the palm of her hand, cracks open our hearts, and lovingly reassembles them piece by piece. Making her highly anticipated Australian debut, Japan’s Yukie Sato is the songbird who refuses to be defined or caged. Be transfixed as the international soprano takes flight through Handel’s most cherished arias. Revel in the Japanese-born, Swiss-educated diva’s technical and innate musicality and natural charisma perfectly befitting of Handel’s distinctly Germanic approach to Italian style. A vocal icon that cannot be dulled, prepare for Sato to weave a vivid tapestry that will engulf and envelope you entirely. That is her power, wielded like a burning sword. In a rare opportunity to experience the soprano outside of Japan, it’s your choice to shy from her brightness or surrender to her flame as she graces us for this brief but epic moment in time, and then she is gone. Catch her while you can!

ARTISTS Yukie Sato (Japan) Soprano Paul Dyer Conductor, harpsichord Australian Brandenburg Orchestra

Yukie Sato, photo by Asami Nakano

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS HANDEL L’amor ed il destin from Partenope , Act 1 Scene 3, HWV 27 PISENDEL Violin Concerto in D major, JunP 1.7 BONONCINI Frondi tenere and Ombra mai fu from Xerse , Act 1 Scene 1 HANDEL Tornami a vagheggiar from Alcina , Act 1 Scene 15, HWV 34

CITY RECITAL HALL Fri 30 August, 7PM Sat 31 August, 7PM Wed 04 September, 7PM

Fri 06 September, 7PM Sat 07 September, 2PM MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE

Thu 12 September, 7PM Sat 14 September, 7PM Sun 15 September, 5PM

SERIES 05 OCT / NOV

Mozart’s Jupiter

Francesco Corti (Italy)

Big, bold, fearless. Soaring orchestral sounds and a stellar debut from Francesco Corti.

Mozart’s Jupiter will see our biggest orchestral lineup of the year taking to the stage, delivering a symphonic experience as grand as it gets. Traverse through space and time with one of the world’s brightest stars at the helm with Italian fortepiano virtuoso Francesco Corti your intrepid guide on a voyage through a trilogy of works from Mozart’s bright constellation. To set the scene, we lift off with a full Brandenburg orchestra delivering an all-in overture from arguably Mozart’s most famous opera, before all eyes descend on the young Classical soloist’s skill and mastery bringing Mozart’s iconic Piano Concerto No. 23 to life on the fortepiano with sensibility and precision. This brings our journey to a climactic finale, Symphony No. 41, Mozart’s Jupiter exploding off the stage with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra in all its glory. Witness a triumphant reunion as returning Brandenburg instrumentalists are welcomed back from all over Australia, and indeed the world with alumni joining the stage from Copenhagen, Vienna, Italy and more. Get ready for hearts and minds to ascend into the stratosphere.

ARTISTS Francesco Corti (Italy) Fortepiano Paul Dyer Conductor Australian Brandenburg Orchestra

Francesco Corti, photo by C. Doutre

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS MOZART Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K 488 MOZART Symphony No. 41 in C major, Jupiter , K 551 MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE

Thu 24 October, 7PM Sat 26 October, 7PM Sun 27 October, 5PM CITY RECITAL HALL Tue 29 October, 7PM Wed 30 October, 7PM Fri 01 November, 7PM Sat 02 November, 2PM Sat 02 November, 7PM

18 SHAUN LEE-CHEN CONCERTMASTER

SERIES 06 DEC

Noël! Noël!

Brandenburg Choir

Feel the spirit of the festive season and celebrate with friends and family

Christmas comes but once a year, now it’s here! And it’s time to treat yourself and your loved ones to Brandenburg’s most heartwarming offering. Summer in the city is a magical time. The nights are hot and the streets are alight with the energy of the festivity. And it wouldn’t be the same without a night with the Brandenburg Choir and Orchestra’s joyous, uplifting, unapologetically Australian take on a Christmas tradition. From soulful, rare, festive works to the classic chorales you know and love; a night to share with the people who matter, or to simply connect with the spirit of the city, Noël! Noël! remains an audience favourite for a reason: a gift for the soul decked with sing-a-longs and revelry aplenty. Come, lift your spirits. Sing with us. Rejoice in your heart.

ARTISTS Paul Dyer Conductor Australian Brandenburg Orchestra Brandenburg Choir

Noël! Noël! 2022, photo by Keith Saunders

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Timeless carols such as O Come All Ye Faithful and Stille Nacht with plenty of delightful musical surprises along the way. MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE Sat 07 December, 5PM Sat 07 December, 7:30PM CITY RECITAL HALL Wed 11 December, 5PM Wed 11 December, 7:30PM Thu 12 December, 5PM Thu 12 December, 7:30PM Sat 14 December, 5PM Sat 14 December, 7:30PM

DIGITAL CONCERTS Broadcast quality productions of mainstage concert series EXCLUSIVE PREMIÈRES Dynamic Baroque music films with stunning cinematography and crystal clear audio MEET THE BRANDENBURG Profiles of our musicians and period instruments BACH SERIES Musicians performing instrumental works by JS Bach FROM OUR STAGE Concerts recorded at City Recital Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre and other venues IN CONVERSATION Fascinating interviews with musicians and artists

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ANNUAL GIVING Annual Giving donations provide vital funding, sustaining our operations and enabling us to engage the very best specialist Australian musicians to produce the thrilling world-class concerts that our audiences love. As a supporter of the orchestra, we welcome you into a community of those passionate about Baroque music and the preservation of its history and cultural impact. MAJOR GIVING PROGRAMS In addition to annual giving donations, the Brandenburg has several philanthropic funds that support specific areas of the orchestra’s work. Some of these programs include: ORCHESTRAL CHAIRS Our Orchestral Chairs program enables us to engage and retain the very best period musicians across Australia by directly subsidising the costs associated with your chosen chair. CHAIRMAN’S 11 Chairman’s 11 members enable us to continue showcasing world-class guest artists, including many who perform for the first time in Australia with the Brandenburg. BRANDENBURG ONE Since its launch in 2020, Brandenburg One has gone from strength to strength, widening the reach of our work, allowing viewers from all over Australia – and the world – to virtually experience the Baroque splendour of the Brandenburg. Our content has been viewed by music lovers in over 100 countries around the world. Every donation, up to a total of $100,000, made towards Brandenburg One throughout 2023 will be matched, thereby doubling your impact.

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Subscription packages are offered in two formats. Classic subscription packages reward commitment and are the subscription packages that the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra has traditionally offered. Compose Your Own subscriptions are flexible subscription packages that provide the freedom to mix and match dates, seats, reserves and even cities across the season. Classic and Compose Your Own subscription packages are not on sale at the same time and have a different booking procedure. We recommend that both our current and new subscribers carefully review each option and decide which benefits they value most. IMPORTANT DATES 23 August 31 October Deadline to renew the same seats for current subscribers 1 November S ubscriber pre-sale and ticket exchanges open vii 8 November C ompose Your Own subscription packages on sale Classic subscription packages on sale for renewing 1 and new subscribers

RENEWING SUBSCRIBERS To guarantee your same seats please make sure to renew before 31 October 2023 . After this date your seats will be released to other subscribers. If you would like to request a change in your concert package or seating, please note that changes will be processed in the order that they are received. If the change is not possible, a Brandenburg Box Office staff member will contact you to New Classic subscriptions can be purchased from 23 August 2023 to 8 November 2023. From 8 November only Compose Your Own packages will be available. Please note that seats for all new subscriptions will be allocated after the renewal deadline of 31 October 2023 or as per availability. PROCESSING SUBSCRIPTIONS Subscriptions are processed in order of receipt, prioritised as follows: 1. Classic subscriptions without changes vii . Classic subscriptions with change requests 3. New Classic subscriptions 4. Compose Your Own subscriptions Website brandenburg.com.au Box office 1300 782 856 discuss alternatives. NEW SUBSCRIBERS

CLASSIC SUBSCRIPTION Classic subscription packages are available for a limited time and are best for those who value advance planning, same seats and the biggest savings.

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SUBSCRIBE / ON SALE UNTIL 8 NOVEMBER 2023 Sydney Classic Subscription Package

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EVENING

MATINÉE

6 CONCERTS

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C RESERVE

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ADULT

$1024

$868

$634

$478

$304

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WEEKNIGHT PACKAGE

SATURDAY NIGHT PACKAGE

SATURDAY MATINÉE PACKAGE

SENIOR

$928*

$784

$574

$430

$274

CONCESSION N/A

$544

$400

$304

$202

SERIES 1

27 Feb 7:00PM 28 Feb 7:00PM 1 Mar 7:00PM 2 Mar 7:00PM 2 Mar 2:00PM

UNDER 30

N/A

$334

$244

$190

$130

SERIES 2

3 May 7:00PM 8 May 7:00PM 7 May 7:00PM 4 May 7:00PM 4 May 2:00PM

SERIES 3

5 July 7:00PM 10 July 7:00PM 9 July 7:00PM 6 Jul 7:00PM 6 Jul 2:00PM

5 CONCERTS

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SERIES 4

30 Aug 7:00PM 4 Sep 7:00PM 6 Sep 7:00PM 31 Aug 7:00PM 7 Sep 2:00PM

ADULT

$890

$755

$550

$415

$265

SERIES 5

29 Oct 7:00PM 30 Oct 7:00PM 1 Nov 7:00PM 2 Nov 7:00PM 2 Nov 2:00PM

SENIOR

$800*

$680

$500

$375

$240

NOËL! NOËL!

12 Dec 7:30PM*^ 11 Dec 7:30PM^ 12 Dec 5:00PM^ 14 Dec 7:30PM*^ 14 Dec 5:00PM^

CONCESSION N/A

$475

$345

$260

$180

* Concert night is different from package night ^ Noël! Noël! seating might differ from the rest of the concerts in the selected package

UNDER 30

N/A

$290

$215

$165

$110

4 CONCERTS

PREMIUM

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D RESERVE

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ADULT

$738

$626

$458

$346

$222

SENIOR

$662*

$566

$414

$310

$202

CITY RECITAL HALL 2-12 ANGEL PLACE, SYDNEY

CONCESSION N/A

$394

$290

$218

$150

UNDER 30

N/A

$242

$178

$138

$94

PREMIUM

A RESERVE

B RESERVE

C RESERVE

D RESERVE

EVENING

MATINÉE

3 CONCERTS

PREMIUM

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B RESERVE

C RESERVE

D RESERVE

ADULT

$574

$487

$358

$271

$175

SENIOR

$517*

$439

$322

$244

$157

CONCESSION N/A

$307

$226

$172

$118

UNDER 30

N/A

$190

$142

$109

$76

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EVENING

MATINÉE

6 CONCERTS

PREMIUM

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B RESERVE

C RESERVE

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ADULT

$976

$868

$634

$478

$304

THURSDAY NIGHT PACKAGE

SATURDAY NIGHT PACKAGE

SUNDAY MATINÉE PACKAGE

SENIOR

N/A

$784

$574

$430

$274

SERIES 1

22 Feb 7:00PM

24 Feb 7:00PM

25 Feb 5:00PM

CONCESSION N/A

$544

$400

$304

$202

SERIES 2

9 May 7:00PM

11 May 7:00PM

12 May 5:00PM

UNDER 30

N/A

$334

$244

$190

$130

SERIES 3

11 Jul 7:00PM

13 Jul 7:00PM

14 Jul 5:00PM

SERIES 4

12 Sep 7:00PM

14 Sep 7:00PM

15 Sep 5:00PM

5 CONCERTS

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B RESERVE

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SERIES 5

24 Oct 7:00PM

26 Oct 7:00PM

27 Oct 5:00PM

ADULT

$845

$755

$550

$415

$265

NOËL! NOËL!

7 Dec 7:30PM *^

7 Dec 7:30PM^

7 Dec 5:00PM*

SENIOR

N/A

$680

$500

$375

$240

CONCESSION N/A

$475

$345

$260

$180

* Concert night is different from package night ^ Noël! Noël! seating might differ from the rest of the concerts in the selected package

UNDER 30

N/A

$290

$215

$165

$110

4 CONCERTS

PREMIUM

A RESERVE

B RESERVE

C RESERVE

D RESERVE

Step 2. Choose your seating reserve

ADULT

$702

$626

$458

$346

$222

SENIOR

N/A

$566

$414

$310

$202

MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE 31 STURT STREET, SOUTHBANK, MELBOURNE

CONCESSION N/A

$394

$290

$218

$150

UNDER 30

N/A

$242

$178

$138

$94

PREMIUM

A RESERVE

B RESERVE

C RESERVE

D RESERVE

3 CONCERTS

PREMIUM

A RESERVE

B RESERVE

C RESERVE

D RESERVE

$544

$487

$358

$271

$175

ADULT

N/A

$439

$322

$244

$157

SENIOR

$307

$226

$172

$118

CONCESSION N/A

N/A

$190

$142

$109

$76

UNDER 30

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SERIES 01 NOTRE-DAME

SERIES 02 BAROQUE KALEIDOSCOPE Sydney 3 May 2024, 7:00PM 4 May 2024, 2:00PM (matinée)

SERIES 03 NIGHT IN VERSAILLES

Sydney 27 February 2024, 7:00PM 28 February 2024, 7:00PM 1 March 2024, 7:00PM 2 March 2024, 2:00PM (matinée) 2 March 2024, 7:00PM

Sydney 5 July 2024, 7:00PM 6 July 2024, 2:00PM (matinée)

TICKET PRICE

PREMIUM

A RESERVE

B RESERVE

C RESERVE

D RESERVE

ADULT

$188/178*

$159

$116

$87

$55

4 May 2024, 7:00PM 7 May 2024, 7:00PM 8 May 2024, 7:00PM Melbourne 9 May 2024, 7:00PM 11 May 2024, 7:00PM 12 May 2024, 5:00PM

6 July 2024, 7:00PM 9 July 2024, 7:00PM 10 July 2024, 7:00PM Melbourne 11 July 2024, 7:00PM 13 July 2024, 7:00PM 14 July 2024, 5:00PM

SENIOR

N/A

$143

$104

$78

$49

CONCESSION N/A

$99

$72

$54

$36

Melbourne 22 February 2024, 7:00PM 24 February 2024, 7:00PM 25 February 2024, 5:00PM

UNDER 30

N/A

$60

$44

$33

$22

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SERIES 04 HANDEL’S HOUSE

SERIES 05 MOZART’S JUPITER

SERIES 06 NOËL! NOËL!

Sydney 30 August 2024, 7:00PM 31 August 2024, 7:00PM

Sydney 29 October 2024, 7:00PM 30 October 2024, 7:00PM 1 November 2024, 7:00PM 2 November 2024, 2:00PM (matinée) 2 November 2024, 7:00PM

Sydney 11 December 2024, 5:00PM 11 December 2024, 7:30PM 12 December 2024, 5:00PM 12 December 2024, 7:30PM 14 December 2024, 5:00PM 14 December 2024, 7:30PM Melbourne 07 December 2024, 5:00PM 07 December 2024, 7:30PM

* Premium Reserve prices differ in Sydney and Melbourne and are displayed accordingly above Please note that an additional $10 per-order booking fee will apply Please call for multi-city packages

4 September 2024, 7:00PM 6 September 2024, 7:00PM 7 September 2024, 2:00PM (matinée)

Melbourne 12 September 2024, 7:00PM 14 September 2024, 7:00PM 15 September 2024, 5:00PM

Melbourne 24 October 2024, 7:00PM 26 October 2024, 7:00PM 27 October 2024, 5:00PM

WITH THANKS Australian Brandenburg Orchestra

WITH THANKS Our Partners

PATRON His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Retd), Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AC KC, Governor of New South Wales

GOVERNMENT

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Paul Dyer AO MANAGING DIRECTOR Bruce Applebaum THE BRANDENBURG COUNCIL

THE ENSEMBLE BOARD David Zehner, Chairman Aidan Allen Bruce Applebaum Paul Dyer AO Susan Hilliard Glenice Maclellan Anne Murphy Cruise Sandy Clark AO Jane Hemstritch Mary Padbury

ACCOUNTANT/ COMPANY SECRETARY John Scott BRANDENBURG FOUNDATION BOARD Mick McCormack, Chairman Aggie Maisano, Company Secretary Bruce Applebaum Paul Dyer AO Emilio Gonzalez Mark Pistilli Alicia Stephenson Louise Watson

Australian Brandenburg Orchestra is assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body

Australian Brandenburg Orchestra is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW

COMMUNICATIONS PARTNER

Jillian Broadbent AC Greg Hutchinson AM Max Suich

PRESENTING

ACCESS PARTNER

MARKETING MANAGER Joseph Smith MARKETING EXECUTIVE Beth Deady DIGITAL MARKETING EXECUTIVE William Ng DIGITAL CONTENT PRODUCER Neal Downward CUSTOMER RELATIONS MANAGER Andrew Brook DEPUTY CUSTOMER RELATIONS MANAGER Amy Vitucci TICKETING EXECTUTIVE Dominic Ball RECEPTIONIST & TICKETING ASSISTANT Rin Tan

HEAD OF ARTISTIC PLANNING & MANAGEMENT Ashley Giles ORCHESTRA MANAGER Valérie Morgan-Pertus PRODUCTION & TOURING ASSISTANT Breanne Hickey LIBRARIAN & MUSIC RESOURCES CO-ORDINATOR

HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT Joshua Kim

PHILANTHROPY MANAGER Phillipa van Helden DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR Abigail Marshall BUSINESS OPERATIONS MANAGER Thida Kyaw DEPUTY ACCOUNTANT Arya Unni EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Tom Roche AUDITORS BDO East Coast Partnership REPERTOIRE ADVISORS (HONORARY) Charles Gwynn

SUPPORTING

Hugh Ronzani EDUCATION & ENGAGEMENT MANAGER Jake Ryan PRE-CONCERT PODCAST Hugh Ronzani Dr Alan Maddox*

TRUSTS & FOUNDATIONS

Andrew O’Connor Christopher Price

MEDIA

TICKETING ASSISTANTS Andrei Laptev Harriet Richards Steph Elsley Caitlin McHugh

WE ARE PLEASED TO WELCOME VIKING CRUISES AS A SUPPORTING PARTNER IN 2024

To find out more about becoming a partner of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra please contact our Development team on 1300 782 856 or corporate@brandenburg.com.au

* Dr Alan Maddox appears coutesy of the Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney (Staff)

WITH THANKS Our Donors

“Thanks to the tremendous generosity of you and your fellow Brandenburg supporters, we have established nothing short of cultural excellence as Australia’s national baroque orchestra for over 30 years. Our dream is to continue doing exactly this – achieving excellence, inspiring growing audiences, and sharing our music with you for many more years to come.“

BRANDENBURG ANNUAL GIVING DONORS

LIFE PATRONS Mary Holt and the late Dr John Holt

DURAZZO $1,000 - $4,999

Diana Lawrenson Mira Levy Mary Little Richard and Elizabeth Longes Anne Loveridge and Graeme Foster Mark and Sophie Luff Aggie Maisano Prof Roy MacLeod and Dr Kimberley Webber David and Roxanne Mann Tom Manning Harold and Ellen Marshbaum Robyn Martin-Weber Joanna B Maxwell Mark F McCombe Janet McDonald Peter McGrath Judith McKernan Colin and Phillippa McLachlan Don McMonigle Sandra and Kent McPhee Elizabeth Mildwater and Stuart Schaefer J R Milhinch OAM Heidi Mitchell John Mitchell Susann Mitchell Ray Montague Hugh Morgan AC and Elizabeth Morgan^ Glenn Moss Andrew Naylor Robert Niall and Dr Jill Sewell AM Rosemary O’Collins Anne Palme Rosemary Palmer Alison Park in fondest memory of Richard Park Remembering Tom and Jenny Parramore Dr Kevin Pedemont Jim and Chris Pollitt Robert Postema and Dr Patricia Jungfer Joan Poulton Marian Purvis and the late Dr Rodney Purvis Dr Kaye Remington Sarah Rey Robin Richardson and Ross McNair Beverley Roden in memory of Richard Thew Carole Roussel Peter Rush The Hon Ronald Sackville AO KC and Mrs Pamela Sackville Alison Savage Yashian Schauble Tony Schlosser Jacqueline Schwarz John Scott Glenn Sedgwick

Colin and Richard Adams Julieanne Alroe Gill Appleton

CHRISTINA $10,000 OR ABOVE The Allen Family Graham Bradley AM and Charlene Bradley Jillian Broadbent AC and Olev Rahn Ms Catherine Condell Dr Edward Curry-Hyde and Dr Barbara Messerle Jane and David Duncan Ann Gordon Chris and Gina Grubb Chris and Kathy Harrop John and Sharon Hawkins Carol Haynes and Skipp Williamson^ Jane Hemstritch Mary Holt and the late Dr John Holt Karin Keighley in memory of Geoffrey Grant and Jennifer King Greg Livingstone Susan Maple-Brown AM Karen McLeod Adair and Anthony Adair AM

John and Philippa Armfield John and Robyn Armstrong Ian Baker and Cheryl Saunders Fiona Balfour Admiral Christopher Barrie AC and Mrs Maxine Barrie John Bates and Lorraine Bates Frederic Baudry and Paul Bailey Julia Bovard Prof Fran Boyle AM Catherine Broady Dr Roderick Brooks and Ms Carol Shaw Shane Buggle and Rosie Callanan Neil and Jane Burley Henry Burmester and Peter Mason Tony Cardamone Gerry Chia Peter and Jan Clark Emeritus Professor Martin Comte OAM Frank and Jan Conroy Guy and Jeanette Cooper Jim Cousins AO and Libby Cousins AM Toula and Nicholas Cowell^ Rosalind Croucher Gordon Cumming-Harris Joan Dale David Davies and Paul Presa Anne and Jennifer Dineen Catherine and William Dollman Emeritus Professor Dexter Dunphy AM Richard and Fiona East Jane Edmanson OAM Bronwyn Evans The Faithfull Family Wendy and Ron Feiner Kay Fell G W Fisher and H L Bird Nancy Fox AM and Bruce Arnold Malcolm and Barbara France Brian and Philippa France The Hon Ben Franklin MLC Joanne Frederiksen and Paul Lindwall Eleanor Freeman Valmae Freilich R J Furley Dr Flora Galoustian Anne and Justin Gardener Dr Lyn Gilbert Lady Shirley Gobbo Bill and Julie Goold Richard and Anna Green Ken Groves and Yun-sik Jang Philip Haigh Michael and Helen Hallett Alison Harrop Victoria Hartstein Barbara Lamont and Edi Heide Susan Hilliard Ailsa Hocking and Bernard Williams Ian and Suzanne Holden Richard House and Joshua Kim Peter and Jenny Hordern Joan Hossack Jim and Kim Jobson Emma Johnson Irene Kearsey and M J Ridley Helen Keir Daniel Kirkham Koumoukelis Family Lilly Krienbuhl Ann Lahore Tania Lamble, in loving memory of John Lamble AO

PAUL DYER AO ARTISTIC DIRECTOR BRUCE APPLEBAUM MANAGING DIRECTOR

Nick and Caroline Minogue John and Joanne Pickhaver Lady Potter AC CMRI The Rodwell Foundation Jeanne-Claude Strong in memory of James Strong Sally and Geoffrey White+ Cameron Williams Yim Family Foundation

ORCHESTRAL CHAIRS

CHAIRMAN’S 11

Artistic Director supported by Mick and Lyndall McCormack Paul Dyer AO Concertmaster Chair currently seeking support Shaun Lee-Chen

Dedicated to the memory of James Strong AO Chairman’s 11 supports the Brandenburg’s international and local guest artists

Roxane Clayton Richard Fisher AM and Diana Fisher Chris and Kathy Harrop Carol Haynes and Skipp Williamson Mrs W. G. Keighley

RUSPOLI $5,000 - $9,999

Antoinette Albert Mrs Ros Bracher AM Prof Warwick and Dorothy Bruce Foundation David and Leith Bruce-Steer+ Kay Buckeridge Wayne Burns and Kean Onn See Elizabeth Butcher AM Mr Sandy Clark AO and Ms Marie McDonald Bernard Coles KC and Margaret Coles Rick and Sue Coles Susie Dickson Jennifer Dowling Diana and Richard Fisher William Fox Carrillo Gantner AC Kathryn Greiner AO D and I Kallinikos The Key Foundation Liana Kestelman Katie Lahey AM and Robert Marriott Vicki and Adam Liberman John and Rosemary MacLeod Dr Paul Nisselle AM and Mrs Sue Nisselle^ Rointon Nugara and Brendan Nugent Felicity O’Brien Barry and Rosemary O’Farrell Mrs Roslyn Packer AC Mary Padbury In memory of Jenny Parramore David and Gillian Ritchie Penelope Seidler AM Brendan Sowry The Stirling Family^ James Sullivan and Judy Soper Rob Thomas AO and Sam Meers AO Dr Jason Wenderoth D and X Williamson Charitable Fund K A Wratten

Principal Baroque Second Violin Chair s upported by Dr Edward Curry-Hyde & Dr Barbara Messerle Ben Dollman Principal Baroque Viola Chair supported by the Patricia H. Reid Endowment Monique O'Dea

Karen McLeod Adair and Anthony Adair AM Alison Park in loving memory of Richard Park Michael and Caroline Williams Anonymous x 1

Principal Baroque Cello Chair supported by Mrs W. G. Keighley Jamie Hey

Principal Baroque Bass / Violone Chair supported by Lois Roffey Rob Nairn Principal Theorbo / Baroque Guitar Chair supported by The Alexandra and

Dr Gideon and Mrs Barbara Shaw Dr John and Mrs Sue Sherman Cathy and John Simpson Jann Skinner Margot Smith Chris and Bea Sochan Mrs Beverley Southern# Allegra Spender Dougall and Elizabeth Squair Dr Murray and Mrs Joy Stapleton John Star Fiona Steffensen Linda Stern

Lloyd Martin Family Foundation and friends, in memory of Lloyd Martin AM Tommie Andersson

Principal Baroque Flute / Recorder Chair supported by Robyn Martin-Weber and Victoria Taylor Melissa Farrow

Elizabeth Stewart Elizabeth Talbert Derek Taylor and Mark Wheeler Mark and Debra Taylor Sue Thomson David Throsby AO and Robin Hughes AO Alenka Tindale Daniela Torsh Richard and Lynne Umbers Carolyn Unwin Gerard Vaughan and Alexandra Vaughan Janice White

David Zehner Anonymous x 1

WITH THANKS Our Donors

CREDITS Season 2024

CREATIVE DIRECTION Collider Studio

SEASON MUSIC Excerpt edited by Hugh Ronzani, taken from the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra’s recording of Mozart’s Jupiter.

Dr Anthony Williams Judith Williams

Anne Murphy Cruise In memory of Elizabeth Mury

Brian and Leonie Fisher J Hubbard and B Cowie R J Irwin Lilly K Peter McGrath Penelope Oerlemans Mrs Ruth Spence-Stone & Mr Peter Stone Art and Cynthia Raiche Alexander Roche Mrs Ruth Spence-Stone Elizabeth Starr

Michael and Caroline Williams Ray Wilson OAM in memory of James Agapitos OAM Stacey and Kee Wong Dr David Wood and Mr Gary Fung Erica Woods Anonymous x 24 SUPPORTER I $500 - $999 Andrew and Melanie Baigent Glenn Barnes Jean Birrell Anne Brennan Keith and Louise Brodie Dr Catherine Brown-Watt PSM and Mr Derek Watt The Browning Family Axel and Alexandra Buchner Buildcorp Jenny and Henry Burger Jan Burnswoods David and Louise Byrne J and M Cameron Prof Dianne Campbell Hans and Dorothy Carlborg Myles R Coolican Jenny Coolican John and Julia Cordukes Dom Cottam and Kanako Imamura Robert and Lynne Cottee Michael Crawcour Marie Dalziel Prudence and Peter Davenport Susanne de Ferranti Deborah Debnam Carol des Cognets Margaret Dobbin Janet Doust Elisabeth and Grahame Elder Rita Erlich AM Susan and Daniel Feldman Lynden Gallagher Christine George Jane Gilmour Richard and Heather Gorrell Philip and Anabel Gosse Carole A P Grace Anna Hancock Gillian Harrex Matilda Hartwell Jill Hawker Dr Hendrik Heijnis Jill Henry Simon Holmes à Court Georgina Horton Penelope Hughes Mark and Natalie Jago Margot Johnson Pamela Kenny in memory of Peter Nicholas Korner Nicole Lacy Dr Micheline Lane Rodd Levy Rae Macpherson In memory of Wes Maley Dr John Ferguson Shoshana Finberg Gabriella Furtenbach

Megan Park Ian Paterson Christina Pender Evan Petrelis Ken Ramshaw Pip Rath

PHOTOGRAPHY Sam I Am Ted Min

BRANDENBURG TALENT Tommie Andersson Bruce Applebaum Matt Bruce Micheal Burden Ben Dollman Paul Dyer

Greg Robertson Viorica Samson CA Scala and DB Studdy Paul Schneider Roger Sebel Greg and Wendy See

STYLING Jana Bartolo

Ron and Shayne Tanner Mark and Debra Taylor Anne E. Thomas

BRANDENBURG STAFF Joseph Smith

Astrid Girdis Jane Gower Jamie Hey Wei Jiang

Mrs J D Sharpe Christine Smyth Michael Stokes John and Jeneanne te Wechel Mr Frank Tisher OAM and Dr Miriam Tisher Dr Anita Willaton AS and TA Wilson Gregory Wood Paul Zahra and Duncan Peerman Anonymous x 28 BRANDENBURG FOUNDATION DONORS STRADIVARI $100,000 – $249,999 Cary and Rob Gillespie Chris and Kathy Harrop Rowan Ross AM and Annie Ross Christine Yip and Paul Brady Anonymous x 1

Jennifer Wells Janice White Anonymous x 17

Ashley Giles Beth Deady William Ng

Neal Downward Breanne Hickey Jake Ryan

Shaun Lee-Chen Clare Macpherson Adam Masters Rob Nairn Mikaela Oberg Nick Pollock Mia Robinson Leanne Sullivan James Tarbotton Marianne Yeomans

BRANDENBURG OPERA CIRCLE The following donors have supported the establishment of the Brandenburg Opera Circle, enabling the Orchestra to expand its repertoire into the world of baroque opera, as well as nurturing young opera singers and creative teams. Toula and Nicholas Cowell Wendy and Ron Feiner Deborah Fox and Harald Jahrling Justin and Anne Gardener Irene and John Garran Ken Groves and Yun-sik Jang Mary Holt and the late Dr John Holt

VENUE The Cutaway, Barangaroo Gadigal Land

GUARNERI $50,000 – $99,999 Macquarie Group Foundation The Martin Family in memory of Lloyd Martin AM Anonymous x 1

A le Marchant Peter McGrath Dr Agnes Sinclair Victoria Taylor Greg Ward Ray Wilson OAM in memory of James Agapitos OAM Christine Yip and Paul Brady Anonymous x 2 Bain & Company Bain International BDO Auditors Centre for Corporate Public Affairs Elwyn Consulting Gilbert + Tobin Investa Property Group CORPORATE DONORS APA Group

MAESTRI $25,000 – $49,999 John and Robyn Armstrong Greg Hutchinson AM and Lynda Hutchinson Nick and Caroline Minogue David and Rachel Zehner ARCANGELI $15,000 – $24,999 Mr David Baffsky AO and Mrs Helen Baffsky Melinda Conrad and David Jones Mick and Lyndall McCormack Glenn Moss and the late Dr Ken Moss AM CAMERATA $5,000 – $14,999 Graham Bradley AM and Charlene Bradley The Clayton Family Norman Gillespie Rohan Mead Mark Pistilli Louise Watson The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra warmly acknowledges the bequests it has received from the Estate of Valda Astrida Siksna and the Estate of Felicity Jane Marceau. PLAY ON: A LASTING LEGACY We are hugely appreciative to all those who have pledged a bequest to the Brandenburg. Colin and Richard Adams Catherine Barralet M. Carr Catherine Condell R. Cook Professor Geoffrey N Cooper Janet Doust The Faithfull Family PLANNED GIVING BEQUEST

IVE Group Link Group Macquarie Group

Pacific Equity Partners Philip Bacon Galleries The Lancemore Group

# Donors to the Brandenburg Instrument Fund + Donors to the 30th Anniversary Book ^ Donors to the New Works Circle This donor list is current for a 12-month period to 20 July 2023. If you are interested in learning more about our Annual Giving or Major Giving programs, or Bequests, our Development Team would be delighted to speak with you. Joshua Kim – Head of Development Phillipa van Helden – Philanthropy Manager 1800 782 856 philanthropy@brandenburg.com.au donations.brandenburg.com.au

Margaret McDonald Ian and Pam McGaw I Merrick Katherine Milesi

Peter Miszalski Anna Mitchell The Hon Susan Morgan and Dr Frank Morgan Paul Muller

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