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www.llewellynchoir.org.au
New Choristors are welcome to inquire for the 2009 season. We resumed rehearsals on Tuesday 3 February 2009 at 7.30pm in the ANU School of Music (in Rehearsal Room 3, Level 5, Civic side of the building along corridor from the lift -- ie our usual time and place).
2009 Season
See past performances below.
20 June 2009 -- Requiems Francais
Requiems, by
Gabriel Fauré
and
Maurice Duruflé
at
St Christopher's Cathedral, Manuka ACT;
7.30pm Saturday 20th June 2009
Tickets: at the door, but cheaper through choir members prior to the concert.
Adult: $35
Concession: $30
family: $80 (2A+2C)
Reservations: ph-6247 4048
Conductor: Rowan Harvey Martin
Soprano: Rebecca Collins
Bass: Stephen Bennett
Tenor: Michael Martin
Chamber Emsemble
Additional rehearsals (updated)
14–19 July -- a reprise of the French pieces during a choir tour to Noumea
3 October 2009 -- Mendelssohn concert
5 December 2009 -- a surprise Christmas concert
2009
16 May -- Beethoven’s 9th Symphony with the Canberra Symphony Orchestra
Review/article: "Uplifted by melody - Canberra Symphony Orchestra gala"
Canberra Times 22 May 2009, Times2 "About Town" (p9)
Story and Photos: Lyn Mills
It was a sit back and listen kind of night. A reminder of a friend's famous line - "shut up and listen, you might learn something" - that will, I believe, be immortalised soon at that place of great orators (or so they think), the National Press Club. But I digress - as I did with the listening - from the occasion that was the Actew Grand Gala, with the Canberra Symphony Orchestra playing a premiere performance of the Meale Suite from Voss and, joy of joys, the Ninth, or more correctly Beethoven's Symphony No 9 in D minor, Op125 (the "Choral"), conducted by the charming Nicholas Milton on yet another speedy trip to Canberra and supported by the oh-so-impressive combined choirs. And therein lies the thinking of how well we support the orchestra when the combined choir is included, because not only are they superb but they have lots of family who want to see them perform. What a marketing success. I was thinking too how fabulous the percussion for the Voss was and how well we've nicked bits from the Beethoven over the years, discovering a new one in the program notes about its use by the students throughout Tiananmen Square in June 1989 as protest music.
It's a momentous moment when soaring voices become the music to take your thoughts to another dimension, another universe, where everything is all right with the world and when we can listen to what Beethoven could not hear but knew would be music for the whole world."
2008
Summer:
"Community 'Messiah'"
7.30pm, Saturday, 13 December 2008
Llewellyn Hall, ANU School of Music
The Llewellyn Choir with the
Canberra Youth Orchestra
We have had an 'open' call for members of the community to join The Llewellyn Choir for this concert. Join us in the audience for a marvelous celebration including Canberra Youth Orchestra.
Soloists:
Sonia Anfiloff - Soprano ->
Ellen Malone - Alto ->
Michael Martin - Tenor
Ben Connor - Bass ->
PREVIOUS
Spring – Sunday 19 October 2008
A selection of choral works by Australian composers, featuring:
WORLD PREMIERE
"The Stolen Child" W.B. Yeats - Dominic G. Harvey link
Medley - Wendy Hiscocks link
others TBA
Winter: 6 June 2008, Orff, Carmina Burana with Canberra Symphony Orchestra, Llewellyn Hall.
then...
Some members travelled to Sydney to support the Canberra Youth Orchestra's performance of Carnima Burana at the Australian International Music Festival, Sydney Opera House link.
Wednesday 19 March 2008, 7.30pm
J.S. Bach's
"Johannes Passion" BWV245
(English: St John Passion)link
Narrated by the 'Evangelist' in English; choruses sung in Bach's original German.
Musical Director: Rowan Harvey-Martin
Soloists (l-r):
Soprano: Rebecca Collins
Alto: Tobias Cole [countertenor link]
Tenor: Danial McMillan (servant)
Bass: Michael Tatchell (Pilate)
Bass: Jeremy Tatchell (Jesus)
Tenor: Michael Martin (Evangelist, from dias with orchestra)
Soprano: Louise Memmolo (Maid, from choir)
Chamber Ensemble (A group of Canberra musicians)
St John Passion photography: Roger Soong (click images to enlarge)
Venue: "Parkway"
A marvelous new Canberra venue, at the western corner of Tuggeranong Parkway and Sulwood Drive, Kambah ACT link
This Bach composition is a combination of a celebration of Bach's style and the liturgy of Easter. Join with The Llewellyn Choir in celebrating during the lead-up week to Easter with this very significant work of choral and church music.
Review: link
Olympic Torch Relay Choir: Thursday 24 April 2008; 7am in Commonwealth Park; 7pm at Stage 88; TLC will be one of the choirs participating. Note: Members of the 'singing public' are being invited to auditionlink for the massed choir.
Torch Relay - Rehearsal Schedule
Past
Saturday 8 December 2007 @ 7.30pm
St Christophers Cathedral, Manuka ACT
Gloria
A concert of glorious Glorias:
Vivaldi's Gloria, Elgar's Te Deum, and Rutter's Gloria
plus other smaller choral works and brass pieces including:
G. Dufay's "Gloria ad modum tubae".
The Llewellyn Choir together with 4Tune Brass
Conducted by Rowan Harvey-Martin
Soloists:
Soprano - Rebecca Collins
Mezzo - Susan Ellis
Review by Margaret Legge-Wilkinson: page/PDF (19kB)
<-<- Check:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for information on the choir;
Topics - News below for concert details (Next & Planned; Past)
See also: History of The Llewellyn Choir topic below,
for links to images of concert fliers and other anniversaries, etc.
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Federal MP Bob McMullin (left) is the current Patron of the choir,
seen here with (then choir President) Richard Jones and
former Patron, and the former ACT Government MLA, Bill Woods (right).
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Canberra fine music radio: ArtSound 92.7FM - ABC Classic 102.3FM -
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People of The Llewellyn Choir
 Lara Corry-Boyd, Managing Director of Brindabella Airlines (a Qantas affiliate),
and Canberra Business Woman of the Year 2006, sings with The Llewellyn Choir.
 Dr Richard Jones, a quantum physicist by training, is Chief Scientist of a Canberra IT company.
(He was TLC's Welsh singing President for 8 years until 2007.)
Clinton White, ArtSound FM personality and presenter, used to be the (non-singing) first President of The Llewellyn Choir
and is one of its honourary Life Members.
Dr Katrina Proust PhD, choir member, was awarded her Degree of Doctor of Philosophy by the ANU on 12 July 2005.
Her research is in the field of resource management and environmental science. She has developed an approach that combines concepts from feedback dynamics and the practice of history to understand better the behaviour of complex human-environment systems. It has wide application in studies relating to sustainability. PhD thesis online:
"Learning from the Past for Sustainability: Towards an Integrated Approach" 2004
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