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Brisbane Sun 19 Jul 6pm Brisbane Riverstage Free Event
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MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER & MINISTER FOR THE ARTS From 17 July to 2 August, all of Queensland will be a stage for the Queensland Music Festival (QMF), one of our state’s favourite and most ambitious events. QMF welcomes leading international and national artists alongside local talent in a robust program of concerts, performances and innovative musical experiences. We will see communities in Logan, Mount Isa, Townsville and Brisbane creating and presenting new works that weave together the stories of our state. The brand-new Mount Isa Symphony Orchestra will perform a world-first work of music that has been specially commissioned for the festival. Logan’s Under This Sky will feature more than 700 performers and potential audiences of more than 20,000 in what is the region’s largest-ever community engagement project. No other Australian festival matches the vision to create spectacular and memorable events in such a wide geographical expanse, while at the same time engaging communities on a vast scale and leaving a legacy for future generations. QMF encourages state-wide participation through a shared love of music and helps communities to come together through vibrant regional arts and culture. The Queensland Government supports QMF through Arts Queensland and is committed to attracting new and improved major events to Queensland. I invite Queenslanders throughout the state to join the fun as we celebrate Queensland Music Festival 2015. Annastacia Palaszczuk MP Premier and Minister for the Arts
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR Between 2014 - 2018 Queensland will join the nation to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the First World War. The Anzac Centenary also provides an opportunity to reflect on one hundred years of service and the sacrifices made. The Queensland Government has so far proudly supported over 150 Queensland projects and events as part of the Anzac Centenary – with plans to support many more in the future. One Hundred & One Years is an important element of the government’s commitment to commemorating the Anzac Centenary. I would like to express our appreciation to the Queensland Music Festival for its vision and commitment in playing an important role in the Anzac Centenary. These concerts will be a fitting tribute and an inspiring evening for us to honour the memory of our brave service men and women of the last one hundred and one years. Captain Andrew Craig RAN (Retd) Chair, Queensland Advisory Committee for the Commemoration of the Anzac Centenary
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR OF TOWNSVILLE One Hundred and One Years is dedicated to our service men and women in this, the centenary year of the Anzac landing. More than 13,000 of our local men enlisted in the First World War and it is right that we honour and commemorate their sacrifice. Now home to Australia’s largest population of active defence personnel, few cities understand the life of a soldier quite like Townsville does. Appropriately, One Hundred and One Years is held at Jezzine Barracks – a site rich in military heritage and one of the most scenic locations in the city. Most exciting, some 30 of our talented local musicians and performers as well as the 1RAR Band will perform alongside the visiting musicians and artists in this moving and powerful tribute. This is a significant event for Townsville and Townsville City Council is proud to be associated with it. I look forward to the spectacle that is One Hundred and One Years. Jenny Hill Mayor of Townsville
MESSAGE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR When considering how QMF could pay tribute to our Anzacs, we decided to broaden the focus, to encompass all that has happened since the start of the Great War through to today. More than a century of men and women laying down their lives in the pursuit of peace is a difficult thing to commemorate meaningfully in one night but I believe that using music is the greatest way to do this. Inviting the world-renowned Saxon Wind Philharmonic from Germany, to play alongside our stellar Australian Army bands, is a symbolic and respectful way to celebrate the spirit of reconciliation and I have found it extremely moving as the various elements of this event have come together. Yes, this is a commemoration - but it is also a celebration and the music and words you hear tonight will give you an intimate sense of both - something that is truly a reflection of the Anzac spirit. James Morrison Artistic Director, Queensland Music Festival
MESSAGE FROM THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORD MAYOR OF BRISBANE This year the Queensland Music Festival presents a world premiere series One Hundred and One Years in Brisbane and Townsville. This collaborative event showcases our tremendous local talent as well as the internationally renowned Saxon Wind Philharmonic as they visit Australia for the first time. The festival pays tribute to the spirit of the Anzacs with One Hundred and One Years to celebrate our servicemen and women who have selflessly answered the call of duty. Their memory is truly honoured through this series of inspiring concerts. It is with pleasure that I welcome the Queensland Music Festival to Brisbane’s Riverstage on 19 July, a wonderful backdrop to celebrate the peace we enjoy today. The Queensland Music Festival is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council, and the calibre of local and visiting talent are a testament to our dynamic and creative new world city. I am sure there will be something for everyone to enjoy as part of this year’s dynamic program. Graham Quirk Lord Mayor
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Music has a way of tying itself to memories; some beautiful, others bittersweet, and some we’d rather forget altogether. There’s no quicker way to access the past than through music; this is one of its greatest powers. When we talk about the music of warfare, we talk of three distinct sounds: the songs that forged the front, the rhythmic explosions of artillery fire and the ballads performed back home. Music and War are strange bedfellows; both revealing something about the other. The narrative of WW1 is reflected in its music; bold songs of patriotism and adventure slowly gave way to heartbreaking hymns of longing and remembrance as the horrors of warfare revealed themselves as soldiers returned to Australian shores. Here, we have assembled an unlikely company of musicians; from Germany’s internationally renowned Saxon Wind Philharmonic to local Army and specially formed community bands. They are tied together with some powerhouse vocalists and a chorus of young protagonists. These artistic forces are not only rallied in the spirit of reconciliation and respect but also as a testament to the intergenerational power of music. Above and beyond, this is a work about legacy; what has been fought for, what has been lost, what can be salvaged, what must be celebrated and what we want to give to the future. FEATURING Ben Mingay, Zac Parkes and Naomi Price Saxon Wind Philharmonic Conducted by Professor Thomas Clamor Brisbane and Townsville Community Bands Conducted by Howard Taylor 1 RAR Band Townsville Officer Commanding Major Lindsay Mee Australian Army Band Brisbane Officer Commanding Major Jeff Cocks CREATIVE TEAM Marguerite Pepper Creative Producer Daniel Evans Researcher/Writer/Director Howard Taylor Musical Director Jason Organ Lighting Design Josh McIntosh Production Design optikal bloc Audio Visual Design Murray Keidge Sound Design
PROGRAM And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda Zac Parkes with Dave Andrews, Ben Mingay and Naomi Price Ein Feste Burg Ist Unser Gott Saxon Wind Philharmonic
Stories from the Front Leaving Home World War 1 Medley There’s a Long Trail a Windin’, Pack Up Your Troubles, It’s a Long Way To Tiperrary, Bless ‘Em All, Brown Slouch Hat, Keep the Home Fires Burning Townsville 1 RAR Band / Australian Army Band Brisbane with Ben Mingay and Simone Dew
Stories from the Front First Impressions
Stories from the Front Final Words on World War 1 I Pray To The Power Of Love Saxon Wind Philharmonic Abide With Me and Last Post Community Brass Band with Musician Curtis Wilcox (Brisbane) Lance corporal Arthur Florence (Towsville)
A Search For Peace Lily Marlen Saxon Wind Philharmonic with Naomi Price We’ll Meet Again Community Brass Band with Ben Mingay and Naomi Price
Morning Song and Procession of the Troupes Saxon Wind Philharmonic
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy Townsville 1 RAR Band / Australian Army Band Brisbane with Jennifer Cooke, Simone Dew and Tara Neilsen
Stories from the Front Love In War Time
Paint it Black Townsville 1 RAR Band / Australian Army Band Brisbane with Dave Andrews and Simone Dew
World War 1 Romance Medley Alexander’s Ragtime Band, If You Were the Only Girl in the World, By The Light of the Silvery Moon, Oh, You Beautiful Doll, Won’t You Come Home Bill Bailey Community Brass Band with Ben Mingay and Naomi Price
Brothers in Arms Townsville 1 RAR Band / Australian Army Band Brisbane with Ben Mingay
Stories from the Front Final Letters Home Danny Boy Community Brass Band with Naomi Price
Stories from the Front A Vision for the Future What A Wonderful World Finale, full company
MARGUERITE PEPPER CREATIVE PRODUCER
DANIEL EVANS RESEARCHER/ WRITER/DIRECTOR
Marguerite is one of Australia’s leading creative producers, her career in the arts spanning the past 40 years from practising artist to choreographer, production coordinator, event and festival producer and entrepreneur. Some major events produced include Australia Today Indonesia 1994; Australia’s National Day Seville Expo 1992; Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Paralympic Games 2000; Housedance (Sails of Opera House Sydney) for International Millenium Celebrations 2000; Australian Festival at the Seoul Arts Centre Korea 2001; Handover Ceremony, Commonwealth Games Manchester United Kingdom 2002 and since 2005 eight major community cultural engagements for QMF in Brisbane, Cooktown, Longreach, Gladstone, Bowen, Charters Towers, Mount Isa and Charleville.
Daniel Evans is a writer, director, and producer who has worked across Australia in theatre, festivals, print and television. Together, with Amy Ingram, he founded performance collective The Good Room. Other positions he’s held include Head of Digital for Southern Star Endemol; Co-Director of the National Young Writers’ Festival; and Live Performance Producer at Metro Arts. Most recently, he won the Queensland Premier’s Drama Award 2014 – 2015 for his play Oedipus Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and currently he teaches in the Applied & Contemporary Theatre Department at Griffith University and is an Artist-In-Residence at La Boite Theatre Company.
JASON ORGAN LIGHTING DESIGNER
JOSH MCINTOSH PRODUCTION DESIGNER
Jason Organ graduated from QUT in 1988. He has worked as a technician, rigger, lighting designer and production manager. He has lit all manner of productions from pantomimes and product launches to ballet, festivals, military tattoos, circus and live television. Jason is very excited to again be involved with QMF his past engagements with the festival include Bobcat Dancing, Bobcat Ballet in Mt Isa and The Road We’re On in Charleville. Jason was co-founder of JLX productions, a lighting design and technical consultancy, based in Brisbane, Australia. Since January 2010 he has been Technical Director at Circa, lighting and production managing their international tours.
Josh McIntosh has designed productions for Queensland Theatre Company, La Boite Theatre Company, shake & stir co, Harvest Rain, Debase Productions, Gold Coast Arts Centre, Empire and many more. His previous productions for Queensland Music Festival include the epic outdoor signature events Boomtown in Gladstone, Behind the Cane in Bowen and The Road We’re On in Charleville. He also regularly designs for key arts festivals and major events. Josh has been awarded a Matilda Gold Award for his body of design work (2011), Groundling Awards for his Body of Work in Set Design (2011 & 2012) and Body of Work in Costume Design (2011 & 2012). He has won a Del Arté Chart Award every year since 2003.
OPTIKAL BLOC AUDIO VISUAL DESIGNERS
HOWARD TAYLOR MUSICAL DIRECTOR
Theatre (Projection Design): Arts Centre Gold Coast: Miss Saigon, Jesus Christ Superstar; Queensland Theatre Company: Gasp!, The Mountaintop; La Boite Theatre Company: Pale Blue Dot; Opera Queensland: La Bohème (projection realisation), FiZZ!; shake & stir theatre co: Wuthering Heights, 1984; G20 Cultural Celebrations - Colour Me Brisbane: Queens Place; Anna McGahan/Melanie Wild/ Metro Arts: He’s Seeing Other People Now; Canberra Centenary: Seven Sisters Songline. Film (Editing): QPIX: Blood Hollow, Tender. Television (Editing): Endemol Australia / Nine Network: Big Brother (2013 – 2014). Awards: Gold Matilda (2014) Body of Work; Silver Matilda (2014) Best Technical Design (Multimedia) Pale Blue Dot.
Howard Taylor began playing through the Salvation Army in the South West of England progressing to Principal Cornet and Youth Band conductor at the age of 17. In 1985 he joined Bodmin Town Band, Cornwall, and soon took up the position of Principal Conductor. In 1997 Howard left the UK to become Musical Director of the award winning Waitakere Band, New Zealand. In 2002 Howard was appointed Musical Director of Brisbane Excelsior, Australia. He has led the band to many championship wins both here and in New Zealand. Howard is currently studying a Masters in Conducting at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University.
NAOMI PRICE Naomi Price is one of Australia’s leading cabaret and music theatre performers, best known for her performances as pop icon Adele in Rumour Has It and twerk superstar Miley in Wrecking Ball; both award-winning shows written together with Adam Brunes for their production house, the little red company, touring nationally for the past three years. Highlights from Naomi’s extensive performance credits include Gloria (Queensland Theatre Company), The Wishing Well (La Boite Theatre Company/Matrix Theatre), The Class of 69 (Harbour Agency – national tour), Women in Voice 20 (Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts), and national tours for shake & stir theatre co.
BEN MINGAY Ben Mingay is an actor, musician and international musical theatre performer. He currently plays the role of Rob Duffy in the Network 10 series Wonderland now in it’s 3rd season. In 2012 he appeared in Network 7’s final series of Packed to the Rafters and starred as Zack Mayo in the World Premiere production of An Officer and A Gentleman. He originated the role of Billy Kostecki in the World Premiere of Dirty Dancing in 2004, played Tommy DeVito in Jersey Boys in 2011, and most recently the title role in The Phantom of the Opera.
ZAC PARKES Zac Parkes has been performing onstage for almost half his life. Mainly focusing in musical theatre Zac has been a part of over 10 musicals in Townsville and Burdekin. Born and raised in Townsville Zac performed as a featured Vocalist in Creative Generation – State Schools Onstage in 2014. He has been tutored for around 3 years by local performer Sandra Neill. He believes that the spirit of the ANZAC’s is something that will never die, it is what lets us live in the world we do. Zac dedicates this performance to those fallen and injured throughout many years of war.
NARRATORS Taylor Andrews, Jackson Arthy, Daniel Chlonta, Meagan Collins, Lachlan Davis, Garrison Dee, Sam O’Dwyer, Amanda Haworth, Reanna Jones, Terri Leigh-Redding, Stephanie Mee, Hannah Royle, Connor Sweeney, Ben Warren, Gabe Williams, Bianca Zouppas
SAXON WIND PHILHARMONIC The only professional present day orchestra consisting exclusively of wind players was founded in 1950 as the Leipzig Radio Wind Orchestra. The orchestra has collaborated with many well-known instrumentalists, singers and conductors the world over, touring at home and abroad taking part in international music festivals and giving guest appearances in distinguished concert halls. The Saxon Wind Philharmonic performs in many different instrumental combinations from small wind ensembles to serenade instrumentation all the way to full orchestra. For QMF 2015 we are honoured to host the entire ensemble in Brisbane and Townsville as their debut performances in Australia. The Saxon Wind Philharmonic has established the German Wind Academy as a nationwide network of specialised wind ensemble associations. Thomas Clamor, Principal Conductor Thomas Clamor is the principal conductor of the Saxons and Artistic Director of the German Wind Academy. He completed his music performance studies at the Nordwestdeutsche Musikakademie/Hochschule für Musik in Detmold. In 1986 he joined the Berlin Philharmonic and Herbert von Karajan as the famed orchestra’s youngest member. At the same time he raised his international profile as a soloist and chamber musician in renowned ensembles. A large number of television and radio productions as well as CD recordings with leading labels testify to his artistry. He collaborated with the world’s greatest conductors and soloists in his two decades as a member of the Berlin Philharmonic.
Flute Claudia Scheibe Jill Jeschek Oboe Gunter Brauer, Concertmaster Clarinet Andreas Treffurth Billy Schmidt Bernhard Lindemann Erich Sturm Bernd Weber Ralf Panning René Schrödner Bassoon Reiner Kugele Trumpet Sven Geipel Björn Brünnich Sebastian Böhner Trombone Michael Peuker Uwe Gebel Falk Meier
Horn Magnus Botzenhart Sven Rambow Lars Freytag Steffen Hamp Flugelhorn Thomas Scheibe Maria Lantos Tenor Horn Ikuko Miura-Neitsch Roland Möller Baritone Hartmut Nell Tuba Rolf Schirmer Michael Nestler Bass Stephan Kleuver Percussion Andreas Zehe Arno Appel René Geipel
AUSTRALIAN ARMY BAND BRISBANE
TOWNSVILLE 1RAR BAND
BRISBANE COMMUNITY BRASS BAND
TOWNSVILLE COMMUNITY BRASS BAND
Officer Commanding / Music Director Major Jeff Cocks
Officer Commanding / Music Director Major Lindsay Mee
Conductor Howard Taylor
Conductor Howard Taylor
Vocal Soloists Corporal Simone Dew Corporal Tara Neilsen
Band Sergeant Major Warrant Officer Class 2 Mick Beeton
Saxophone Corporal Laura Burden Musician John Felstead Sergeant Michael Goy Corporal Paul Hadley Musician James McMahon
Vocal Soloists Sergeant Jennifer Cooke Lance Corporal David Andrews
Cornet Elliot Beauchamp James Cottam Ragnhild Gaupholm Stewart Grenier Jessica Klaverstyn Kelsie McCullough Jessica Savage Matthew Tierney Tom Todd Jordie Zahner
Cornet John Atkinson Will Bainbridge Hayden Bass Hayden Hartley Michael Hayes Dale Hosking Sea Wong Jang Euan Kerswell Zac Limmer Harrison Murray Sam Schimming
Trumpet Corporal Ben Cobden Musician Alex Long Corporal Tara Neilsen Musician Jeffrey Poole Musician Curtis Willcox Trombone Musician William Barker Sergeant David Hicks Musician David Leaders Captain Daniel Riek Lance Corporal Nick Salter
Saxophone Sergeant Peta Lockhart Corporal Wade Burgess Musician Ryan Casey Musician David Cox Musician Daniel Ford Trumpet Corporal Matthew Creek Corporal James Duquemin Lance Corporal Arthur Florence
Piano Muscian Steve Bumford
Trombone Sergeant Jennifer Cooke Corporal Andrew Cassidy Musician Michael Henderson Musician Jaiden Redman
Bass Guitar Corporal Rob Broberg
French Horn Major Andrew Ryder
Guitar Sergeant David Shadforth
Piano Warrant Officer Class 2 Mick Beeton
Drums / Percussion Warrant Officer Class 2 Mick Lee Musician Simm Thom Corporal Bernard Winetroube
Bass Guitar Musician Maureen Wallace Guitar Musician Jacob Curro Drums / Percussion Musician Jonathan Connell Musician Jeffrey Lotze
Flugelhorn David Crisp Horn Trish Allan Ashley Retter Euphonium Nathaniel Griffiths Emily Matthews Emma Savage Liam Thomas Trombone Vilde Gaupholm Sean Mackenzie Grace Netov Tuba Michael Adams Neale Connor Per Olav Haaland Percussion Adam Mccluand Michael Stegeman
Flugelhorn Jennifer Hayes Horn Kym Hosking Angus Marsh-Brown Kimberley Murray Courtney Searston Baritone Lachlan Cutler Karl Gough Kathryn O’Neill Euphonium Jason Curtis Cameron Gough Trombone Amy Kerswell Toney Magner Ryan Maher Tuba Martin Cervelling Rhys Jenkins Dylan Troyahn Percussion Ashley Baxter Fletcher Doolan Kaleb Shaw Joshua Smart
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WE’D LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK! We’d love your feedback! Queensland Music Festival would love to hear about your festival experience. Visit qmf.org.au/culture-counts PATRON His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC Governor of Queensland BOARD Athol Young Chair Prof. Rodney Wissler Deputy Chair Danielle Duell, Helen Gluer, Karen Hanna, John Kenny, Alison Mobbs, Victoria Somlyay James Morrison Artistic Director Nigel Lavender Executive Director EVENT TEAM Marguerite Pepper Creative Producer Bill Deverson Production Manager Leila Maraun Stage Manager Amanda Andrews Site Manager Townsville Mick Christian Logistics Manager Townsville QUEENSLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL TEAM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Townsville staging supplied by Wild Gravity Brisbane staging supplied by Corporate Stage Solutions The letters and diaries that inform the first-hand accounts of the war are featured in the State Library of Queensland’s exhibition Distant Lines: Queensland Voices of the First World War. For more information visit qanzac100.slq.qld.gov.au
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Jodi Kelly Finance Manager Peta Winters Administration Manager Alice Crockett Cousin Administration & Finance Assistant
The spoken word in One Hundred and One Years features extracts from the following poems:
PROGRAMMING Erica Hart Program Director Katharina Bernard Program Assistant
After A War (Any War) by Julian Croft (granted by the author, from the collection Ocean Island, John Leonard Press, Victoria: 2006.)
TECHNICAL Ken Francey Technical & Operations Director Nick Engler Technical Manager & Logistics Coordinator Tessa Smallhorn Ground Transport Coordinator DEVELOPMENT Simon Buchanan Development Director Nusch Herman Development Executive Ashley Symonds Development Coordinator MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Giuliana Bonel Marketing & Communications Director Kendal Alderman Senior Marketing Coordinator Liam Mcguigan Digital Marketing Coordinator Brianna Mackey Marketing Coordinator
The Recruit by Charles Herbert Shaw For The Fallen by Laurence Binyon
And The Band Played On by Robert Holden (granted from Hardie Grant Publishing, Victoria: 2014.) German Letter by Arthur Becher Vom Augusterlebnis zur Novemberrevolution – Briefe aus dem Weltkrieg 1914-1918 (granted by Bibliothek für Zeitgeschichte/Württembergische Landesbibliothek, Stuttgart.) Letter by James Bostock (granted by 9th Battalions War Memorial Museum).
SPECIAL THANKS Mick Beeton, Niles Elvery, Robyn Hamilton, Craig Howe, Debbie Jimmieson, Jeff Jimmieson, John Lavery, Maj Peter Newland RFD (Retd), the ARC-Scout Troop-Kennedy Region, Brisbane Excelsior Brass Band, The Army Museum North Queensland, The Military and Historic Vehicle Club, Royal Wolf Trading Shipping Containers
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Grammy® Award-winning double bass virtuoso Edgar Meyer will visit Australia for the very first time performing exclusively in Brisbane for Queensland Music Festival.
FEATURING Andrew Mogrelia, Conductor Edgar Meyer, Double Bass Camerata of St John’s PROGRAM Meyer Concerto for Double Bass and Orchestra in E Bottesini Double Bass Concerto No.2 BOOKINGS qmf.org.au or qtix 136 246
Brisbane Tue 21 Jul 7.30pm Conservatorium Theatre Queensland Conservatorium Tickets $45 – $110
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Trumpet maestro James Morrison joins forces with ARIA Award-winning songstress Megan Washington and jazz piano genius Marian Petrescu for one monumental performance.
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