AYO 75th Anniversary Souvenir Programme

AUCKLANDYOUTHORCHESTRAINC.

formerlyAucklandJuniorSymphonyOrchestraInc.

PATRON’S MESSAGE

As a former Arts Minister, I was greatly honoured to be asked by the AYO to become its patron following the death of the previous patron, Dame Catherine Tizard. In her time as patron, Cath was a tireless supporter and advocate for the Orchestra.

The AYO has played a significant role in the development of young musicians who have gone on to have great careers both in New Zealand and overseas. An example that comes to mind is Wilma Smith who was Concertmaster of the NZSO for many years before moving to Melbourne to become Concertmaster of the MSO. Just recently, when we were both judges at the Michael Hill Violin Competition in Queenstown, Wilma told me of her time in the AYO and how it helped prepare her for her subsequent career.

Looking through the list of AYO members past and present, one can see that not every AYO musician has gone on to have a career in music. Some have gone into medicine, business, or law. I even noticed the name of a few illustrious KCs in the line up! I am sure they all look back with great pleasure to their time in the AYO.

I commend the leadership team of the AYO for all their efforts over the years and for making this an orchestra with a reputation that goes far beyond the Bombay Hills to other parts of New Zealand. It is a great privilege to be associated with the AYO and I wish it all the best for the next 75 years

CHRIS FINLAYSON, PATRON PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Who would have thought in 1946, when the Auckland Junior Symphony Orchestra (AJSO) was first proposed, and following its inaugural concert in 1948, that the orchestra would be celebrating its 75th year - and known as the Auckland Youth Orchestra (AYO) since 1977.

It is remarkable, and it has been achieved through the dedication of the amazing chairmen, committee members and Music Directors, who have each given countless hours, ensuring that the orchestra is available for the young musicians of Auckland.

The AYO has provided the platform for many soloists and players who have gone on to orchestras around the world as well as life-long friendships developed through the many tours and tea breaks!

Looking ahead I see two particular opportunities facing the Auckland arts community, which relate to facilities and reviews. Church and school halls have been AYO’s temporary venues for 75 years; a central, shared, dedicated facility offering spaces for rehearsals, storage and offices would ease logistical pressures for almost every amateur orchestral and choral ensemble in the city, enhanced collaboration and offer valuable synergies. Just need a venue and funding.

Critical reviews of performances are important for all artists, especially for young soloists embarking on performance careers. Auckland’s newspapers have not published reviews of amateur performances this century, so there is an open opportunity to create an online forum which establishes a reputation for publishing reliable, independent, professional reviews of Auckland concerts. From such a source, quotes can usefully be made.

Despite the lack of facilities and reviews, however, the good work has continued! The programmes which the AYO has undertaken over the years make interesting reading and have been most challenging and inspirational. I would like to congratulate Antun Poljanich for continuing to develop and sustain the high musical standards of the orchestra.

MICHAEL MCLELLAN, PRESIDENT

Photo by Neil Shepherd

EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

When I was asked to join the AYO Executive Committee some ten years ago, I had no idea what an exciting and fulfilling experience it would turn out to be. Having spent most of my career as a professional musician in London, I was amazed at just how much the teaching and performance of music had developed In New Zealand from when I was a student in the 1960s. The technical standard achieved by many young musicians here in Auckland, and elsewhere in New Zealand, is so much higher than in my day, and it is an inspiring experience to hear them perform together the great works of the symphonic repertoire.

My first objective, as chairman was to bring this talent before a wider audience. I felt these brilliant young musicians should be playing to full houses in Auckland’s premier concert venue, and that their

MUSIC DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE

In choosing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony for AYO’s final concert of our 75th Anniversary year, one of the most important aspects that led me to make this decision was the communal aspect of this colossal piece.

“Freude!” (Joy!) is the moving power behind Beethoven’s composition. And this same joy and love for music is the most important element that brings our young musicians together into the orchestra and commits them to rehearse for many hours and many days before they present programmes to the wider community of New Zealand

The thirst for a better world that Beethoven and Schiller were dreaming of is in a way represented in our young orchestra. Mostly altruistic, and united by the possibility of transcendence through music, diverse and regardless of race, creed or politics, Auckland Youth Orchestra can reflect in some ways a successful society, as in Schiller words: “Your magic reunites everything that crude fashion divides”.

We asked our friends from the Auckland Youth Choir and Auckland Organ Trust to join us to celebrate and contribute to our 75th anniversary as an affirmation symbolising this special communal connection through music.

concerts should be in the diaries of all music lovers. With the introduction of free concerts, I can fairly claim that we have gone a long way to achieving this objective. As a result of this and the superb coaching they receive, joining AYO is now a goal to which most of our talented young musicians in Auckland aspire.

In 2011, our Executive Committee created an opportunity to support the development of our most gifted performers with the introduction of an annual competition, to enable them to perform a concerto in public with the orchestra. Those of you who have heard some of these performances will agree, I’m sure, that this has been a great success.

Working with my colleagues in the Executive Committee has been a privilege. The hard work put in by them - all volunteers, year after year - is truly inspiring, and of course AYO is so fortunate that it has as its Music Director one of New Zealand’s finest conductors, Antun Poljanich.

ALEXANDER COWDELL, EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN

In the last 25 years I have witnessed the power of music that has influenced so many young musicians and transformed or helped them to become better human beings - and some of them to become important leaders and servants of our community: lawyers, medical professionals, engineers, teachers, artists, composers, music administrators and managers, many of them professional musicians and some of them principal players or leaders in worldrenowned orchestras.

AYO is a very important institution for our city and New Zealand and I hope, despite the changing world, that we are going to be able to continue to grow and provide opportunities in the future for our young musicians.

I would like to thank all those who came before us: young musicians, conductors, chairmen, committee members and subscribing members. They have made this orchestra possible throughout its long and vibrant history, and on the occasion of this extraordinary 75th Anniversary Concert I would like to thank our present committee, led by our chairman Alexander Cowdell, for the thousands of hours and many days of their generous work, to make our orchestra what it is today.

ANTUN POLJANICH, MUSIC DIRECTOR

CONCERT PROGRAMME

INTRODUCTION by MC: Kerry Stevens

WELCOME from Patron: Hon. Christopher Finlayson KC

REFLECTIONS from AYO Alumnus Alison Dunlop

conducted by Michael McLellan

Verleih uns Frieden (Grant us Thy Peace) Auckland Youth Choir Mendelssohn (1809-1847)

One of the most important cultural and social developments in western European, and subsequently world history, was the emancipation of Jews from the ghettos to which they had been confined for centuries. This emancipation, which took place from the end of the 18th century, and the assimilation of the Jewish people into mainstream society, unleashed a torrent of intellectual energy which has no parallel. In every field of human intellectual endeavor-philosophy, science, economics, finance, and the arts-many of the most influential and important figures have come from the Jewish community.

A significant thinker in creating this transformation was Moses Mendelssohn, grandfather of the composer. Born into extreme poverty in the ghetto of Dessau in 1729, he educated himself in German thought and literature, as well as in several other languages. His writings on philosophy and religion led to him becoming a leading cultural figure of his time. He changed his name from Moses Ben Mendel to that of Mendelssohn as a symbol of Jewish assimilation.

Within one generation the Mendelssohn family had risen to a position of wealth and influence and converted to Christianity. The banking house of Mendelssohn & Co. was founded by two of Moses’ children, one of whom was the father of the composer. Felix therefore was born into an extremely wealthy and cultured family, and no expense was spared in providing him with best education that money could buy. During his musical studies with Carl Friedrich Zelter he became acquainted with the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and the Lutheran hymns which were at the heart of so much of Bach’s music. In 1829 he arranged a performance of the Saint Mathew Passion which had been forgotten for over a hundred years, and which began the revival of Bach’s music, and in 1831 he composed, as studies, eight chorale cantatas base on Lutheran Hymns, of which he chose Verleih uns Frieden for publication. It was immediately recognized as one of his most beautiful and moving compositions.

PRESENTATION to Michael McLellan

conducted by Antun Poljanich

Symphony No. 1 for Organ & Orchestra Soloist: Nicholas Forbes Guilmant (1837-1911)

1. Introduction and Allegro ll. Pastorale lll. Finale

Felix-Alexandre Guilmant was born in northern France in the small town of Boulogne-sur-Mer near Calais. His father, a church organist, taught Alexandre to play the instrument and he went on to study at the famed Conservatory in Brussels. Although other great French organist-composers like Franck and Widor may now be better known, Guilmant became one of the most famous organists of his day.

One result was a revival of intense interest in the organ, as composers made the most of the new sound in show-stopping works written on a truly symphonic scale. Many were composed as stand-alone pieces intended to present the many-voiced organ as comparable to a full orchestra. Guilmant, however, insisted on the distinctive qualities of the two. He is especially known for his eight virtuosic organ sonatas. We will hear the first of these, re-arranged as a symphony by the composer for organ and orchestra; the arrangement takes full advantage of their contrasting colours. It was first performed in 1878, with Guilmant at the organ, and is dedicated to “His Royal Highness King Leopold ll, King of Belgium”. The glorious sound at the end of the symphony, with the orchestra and the organ in full blast, is a fitting tribute to a king.

PRESENTATIONS

Lodge of the Liberal Arts: Howard Wyatt Memorial Scholarship

Chip & Muriel Stevens Award

Acknowledgement of Service

INTERVAL

Symphony No. 9 “the Choral”

Beethoven (1770-1827)

Soloists: Morag Atchison, Catrin Johnsson, Jack Bourke, James Harrison, with Auckland Youth Choir (Director of Music David Squire)

1. Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso

2. Molto vivace

3. Adagio molto e cantabile

4. Presto

The period between the composition of his opera Fidelio in 1814 and the Ninth Symphony (1824) was for Beethoven a time of great emotional stress. Plagued by ill health, and the court case over the guardianship of his nephew, he suffered growing isolation as his deafness grew steadily worse and his eyesight deteriorated. For Beethoven the period was comparatively unproductive, and by the time he began work on the projected symphony he was almost totally deaf.

When he resolved to end the symphony with the revolutionary idea of a choral setting of Schiller’s Ode to Joy, he was deliberately turning away from a private world of pain and anguish to express in music a vision of the harmony and order so pitifully lacking in his personal life. That under such circumstances he found the spiritual strength to create a work of such overpowering positivity, with its affirmation of the brotherhood of all mankind, is a testament to his genius and strength of character.

Though receiving a mixed reception at its first performance, one critic commenting that it was like being washed up on the wild shores of New Zealand, it has come to be regarded as one of the towering artistic creations of all time.

O Freunde, nicht diese Töne!

Sondern laßt uns angenehmere anstimmen, Und freudenvollere.

Freude!

Freude!

Freude, schöner Götterfunken, Tochter aus Elysium, Wir betreten feuertrunken, Himmlische, dein Heiligtum!

Deine Zauber binden wieder

Was die Mode streng geteilt; Alle Menschen werden Brüder Wo dein sanfter Flügel weilt.

Wem der große Wurf gelungen

Eines Freundes Freund zu sein; Wer ein holdes Weib errungen Mische seinen Jubel ein!

Ja, wer auch nur eine Seele Sein nennt auf dem Erdenrund! Und wer’s nie gekonnt, der stehle

Weinend sich aus diesem Bund!

An die Freude (Ode to Joy), by Friedrich Schiller

O friends, not these tones! But let’s strike up more agreeable ones, And more joyful.

Joy!

Joy!

Joy, beautiful spark of Divinity, Daughter of Elysium, We enter, drunk with fire, Heavenly one, thy sanctuary! Thy magic binds again What custom strictly divided; All people become brothers, Where thy gentle wing abides.

Whoever has succeeded in the great attempt, To be a friend’s friend, Whoever has won a lovely woman, Add his to the jubilation!

Yes, and also whoever has just one soul To call his own in this world!

And he who never managed it should slink

Weeping from this union!

Freude trinken alle Wesen An den Brüsten der Natur; Alle Guten, alle Bösen Folgen ihrer Rosenspur. Küsse gab sie uns und Reben, Einen Freund, geprüft im Tod; Wollust ward dem Wurm gegeben und der Cherub steht vor Gott.

Froh, wie seine Sonnen fliegen Durch des Himmels prächt’gen Plan Laufet, Brüder, eure Bahn, Freudig, wie ein Held zum Siegen.

Seid umschlungen, Millionen!

Diesen Kuß der ganzen Welt! Brüder, über’m Sternenzelt Muß ein lieber Vater wohnen. Ihr stürzt nieder, Millionen? Ahnest du den Schöpfer, Welt? Such’ ihn über’m Sternenzelt! Über Sternen muß er wohnen

All creatures drink of joy At nature’s breasts.

All the Just, all the Evil Follow her trail of roses. Kisses she gave us and grapevines, A friend, proven in death. Ecstasy was given to the worm And the cherub stands before God.

Gladly, as His suns fly through the heavens’ grand plan Go on, Brothers, your way, Joyful, like a hero to victory.

Be embraced, Millions! This kiss to all the world! Brothers, above the starry canopy There must dwell a loving Father. Are you kneeling, Millions? Do you sense the Creator, World? Seek Him above the starry canopy! Above stars must He dwell.

CONCERT SOLOISTS & CHOIR

MORAG ATCHISON, Soprano

is one of NZ’s leading sopranos and pedagogues. She has performed throughout NZ and overseas in opera and concert. Morag is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland and vocal tutor for the NZ Youth Choir. Her debut album The Distance: Songs of David Hamilton with Rachel Fuller and Luca Manghi was released in 2022 on the Atoll label.

CATRIN JOHNSSON, Mezzo-soprano grew up in Sweden and trained at the Royal Academy of Music in both Stockholm and London. She has worked as a principal artist for English National Opera, Opera Holland Park and English Touring Opera, among others. She has performed principal roles for NZO in The Unruly Tourists, The Magic Flute, RED! and Call of the Huia concerts.

JAMES HARRISON, Bass has appeared in concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, The Barbican, Wigmore Hall and St John’s Smith Square. He made his debut for English National Opera and sang at The Royal Opera House. Since returning to NZ, he has been singing with NZ Opera, Festival Opera, orchestras and choirs across NZ. He has taught at the University of Waikato, coached the New Zealand Youth Choir and New Zealand Secondary Students’ Choir, worked with New Zealand Opera’s Studio Artists, and is working with top school choirs and young singers across the country.

JACK BOURKE, Tenor

Tongan tenor Jack Bourke is no stranger to Choral music, having sung with all of Auckland and NZ’s major choirs both as a chorister and soloist. Jack is passionate about developing our young opera talent and is a trustee for the Auckland Opera Studio and Aotearoa NZ Opera School.

DAVID SQUIRE, AYC Music Director

David is one of New Zealand’s most prominent conductors, and Music Director of the Auckland Youth Choir, New Zealand Youth Choir, Voicemale, Euphony and the Westlake Symphony Orchestra

Founding member and current Chair of the New Zealand Association of Choral Directors, he is also a national conducting advisor and tutor, and choral director of the International Schools Choral Music Society.

NICHOLAS FORBES, Organist

A conductor, singer and organist working throughout Auckland, Nicholas is the Director of Music at St Matthew-in-the-City and Organist of King's College, Otahuhu. Originally from Christchurch, he studied at the University of Auckland under Dr. John Wells and Dr. Karen Grylls CNZM, and is currently studying for an honours degree in orchestral conducting at the University of Adelaide under Dr. Luke Dollman. He is a Conducting Fellow with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and a trustee of the Auckland Town Hall Organ Trust. Nicholas also conducts Harbour Voices choir in Takapuna and GALS, Auckland's rainbow choir.

Violin 1

‡Jim Wu

#Esther Oh

Wenjia Li

Martin Qiang

Eleanor Christiansen

Archie Lamont-Bowden

Santiago Romano

Eason Ye

Isabel Lu

Yuri Murakami

Lydia Zhu

Bryan Lin

Harris Leung (guest)

Joseph Chen (guest)

Violin 2

# Justin Chan

Matilda Hol

Celestine Howard

Carolina Romano

Michael Tran

Samuel Cheung

Mira Jade Menon

Keegan Fong

Makaleb Ualesi

Ray Zhang

Annelise van Ballegooy

Angela Liao

Charmagne Ocdao

Sabrina Kung

Viola

#Francesca Fong

Joey Lee

Eyka Susanto

Dalton Ma

Lydia Hwang

Peter Jiang

Evelyn Zhang

Veronica Kim (guest)

Cello

#Claire Xu

Jifei Shao

Brendon Tsoi

Masha Pavlenko

Nataliya Brand

Alimaifiti Ono

Realle Chua

Chamonix Brand

Begonia Chen (guest)

Bleau Bustenera (guest)

Double Bass

# John Mietus (guest)

Jessie Wu

Gordon Hill (guest)

Harry Doyle

Michelle Kim

Harley Fong

Flute

#Claire Huang

Alina Chen (Piccolo)

Oboe

#Akari Ouchi

Eddie Grant

Alex Wu

Clarinet

#Alex Martin

Kevin Park

Wayne Gao

Bassoon

#Sue Lynn Leong

Max Dunlop

Jonathan Lau

Contrabassoon

#Jonathan Lau

Organ

#Nicholas Forbes

Key: ‡ - Concertmaster # - Section Principal

French Horn

#Evan Metcalfe

Daiki Suzuki

Fergus Dunlop

Sean O’Loughlin

Alex Clarke

Trumpet

#Jake Krishnamurti

Talia Thomson

Dimitrios Koulianos

Trombone

#Athena Shiu

Amy Laithwaite

Bass Trombone

#Jack Erskine-Shaw

Tuba

#Kilian Casey

Timpani

#Camryn Nel

Percussion

#Caleb Goldsmith

Michael Cai

Alodia Ke

AUCKLAND YOUTH CHOIR

Sopranos Naushiha Aravinthan, Elizabeth Batten, Marama Butler, Li Mei Casey, Talia Chong-Hamlin, Stella Cossey, Sarah Courtney, Beth Cutler, Kate Davenport, Bianca Davidson, Georgia Dearing, Heidi Erhard, Alex Etheridge, Katherine Fletcher, Megan Fromont, Amy Gray, Felicity Lewis, Amanda Li, Gemma May, Emma Mazzaschi, Poppy McDonnell, Alexandria Meyer, Eloïse Muir, Grace Munro, Olivia Nuysink, Eloise Page, Frances Revita, Sofia Rofe, Tessa Rouse, Rebecca Scholtz, Kezia Simpson, Isabella Sinnema, Milla Taylor-Mangan, Maria Truong, Emilie Tucker, Kate Webster, Grace Wellik, Mitch Xu, Maggie Zhang

Altos Jennie Argyle, Chloe Bettina, Isabella Boley, Juliette Brice, Ellie Buttle, Nikka Caraig, Renee Cossey, Hazel Escott, Amy Giess, Lara Grozev, Maddie Hay, Amy Johnstone, Johanna Leikam, Kasey Hani Lui, Renee Martinez, Colette Morrison, Asmitha Murugananthan, Sofia Onishko, Madalena Refiti, Georgia Reid-Akehurst, Danielle Sigley, Shria Sreedhar, Leo Sun, Althea Tarrosa, Iona Taylor, Joni Watson, Kate Wong She

Tenors Matthew Bennett, Kilian Casey, Jonny Clark, Nicholas MacQueen, Cameron McConchie, Aaryan Pillai, Anthony Prajogo, Hamish Regan, Zac Ridley, Oliver Roe, Daniel Rouse, Matthew Spooner, Thomas Swarbrick, Benedict Tan, Ivan Zhang

Basses James Barrett, Stirling Bennett, David Choi, Cameron Dean, Quillan Denton, Finlay Harvey, Lachlan Jardine, Ant Kerr-Munley, Takerei Komene, Tyler Malone, Johnny Mottershead, Sam Nicholson, Drew Perkins, Blake Scanlen, Sam Schumacher, Angus Smith, David StantonFromont, Khalil Telfer, Miles Timmis, Oliver VanoortChris Winder

AYC - Let’s start a movement

All young singers in Tāmaki Makaurau deserve a ‘chill’ space to pursue a lifelong journey of unforgettable and exceptional music-making. AYC’s forming a family of donors. Become a founding member and create unforgettable musical experiences for thousands of rangatahi (young people) in the decades to come. Give now: https://www.ayc.org.nz/support. Share your advice, tell us who we should speak to next and connect us with friends who share your passion for music and young people Info@ayc.org.nz

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SUPPORT

AYO extends special appreciation and thanks to Franco Viganoni who, for the past ten years, has been generously giving his time and professional expertise in digitally recording our concerts using state-of-the-art electronics and a unique system of microphones. www.viganoni.com.

AYO gratefully acknowledges the support of Karyn O’Loughlin, winner of the complywith Community Contribution Award, at the 2023 In-house Lawyers Association of New Zealand Awards. The award came with the opportunity to make a donation to a community organisation of their choice and AYO sincerely appreciates this donation.

OFFICERS OF SOCIETY

GOVERNANCE

Hon. Christopher Finlayson KC, Patron

Michael McLellan, FTCL LRSM, President

Alastair Clement, Vice-President

ADMINISTRATION

Alison Dunlop, Louise Roe – Librarians

MEMBERS

HONORARY MEMBERS

Alastair Clement

Anne Draffin

Michael McLellan

Lynn Pettit

Cameron Stuart

Lois Westwood

SUBSCRIBING MEMBERS

Penelope Barry

Philippa Black

Rachael Brand

Alexander Cowdell

Anne-Marie Forsyth

Judith Gust

Mark Hall

Helen Lewis

Mary Lin

ROLL OF HONOUR

We appreciate those who have generously left bequests to AYO in the past:

2023

Edward Barrie Ross

2019 Beverley Alison Simmons

2013 Janetta McStay

2005

1999

Moya Rea

Norman W (Chip) Stevens

1995 Alicia Griffin

1988 Patricia Emma Sara Cole

1987 Alwyn Olive Hutchinson

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Alexander Cowdell, Chair

Anne-Marie Forsyth, Secretary

Helen Lewis, Treasurer

Antun Poljanich, Music Director

Mary Lin, Manager

Bryan Lin, Assistant Manager

Rachael Brand, Co-Opted Member

Fergus Dunlop, Player Representative

Matilda Hol, Player Representative

SUPPORTERS

GOLDEN SUPPORTERS

Lodge of the Liberal Arts

Estate of Edward Barrie Ross

Perpetual Guardian Margaret Neutze Legacy Fund

SPECIAL SUPPORTERS

Donald Trott

David Cowdell

John Boscawen

Dame Jenny Gibbs

Alison Buchanan & Eric Johnston and 1 anonymous Special Supporter

GENERAL SUPPORTERS

Michael E R Bassett

Ann & Bernie Bowden

Anna Brooker

Kerin Buttimore

Gillian & Harold Coop

Julie Goodyer

Dora Green

Judith Gust

Diane & Mark Hall

Miranda Hutton

Pauline & Mark Laithwaite

Acer & Tina Lin

Margaret Malaghan

Janis & Peter Metcalfe

Liz Philipp

Heather Thompson

Elisabeth Wilson and 9 anonymous General Supporters

HISTORY

CHAIRS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

KENNETH JOHN DELLOW MA (1948-53)

was the first Chairman of the AJSO. While Principal of Takapuna Grammar School and throughout his teaching career, he actively encouraged music by young people, both within and outside his school.

ROY KENDON (1954-1971) attended the inaugural meeting called by the mayor in 1947 to consider the formation of a youth orchestra After serving as Acting Secretary then Treasurer, he was Chairman for 24 years.

N.W. (Chip) STEVENS (1972-98)

was a member of the Executive for the orchestra's first 14 years. On retiring he was made a Vice President, and ten years later he came back as Executive Chairman in 1972. In that role he organised tours throughout NZ and the first international tours – to Australia (six times), and to Hawaii and Canada. Considering touring to be a high priority for the players' good, in 27 years Chip took the orchestra to 99 different towns and cities, some more than ten times. And all this organisation was before the days of the internet and email convenience – no wonder the management of AYO affairs was his full-time hobby in his retirement.

ALASTAIR CLEMENT (1999-2009)

was a French Horn player in AYO in the 1970s/80s. He supported newly-appointed conductor Antun Poljanich and highlights included tours - South Is. (twice), New Caledonia and USA - and the orchestra’s first digital recording, of Shostakovich Symphony No.1 in 2001.

BERNAL (Bernie) ALLEN QSM (2010 -11)

held the reins for two years as the orchestra transitioned from Alastair’s leadership to that of Alex Cowdell. Bernie undertook a commercial review of the orchestra to help set a strategy for its ongoing future success.

ALEXANDER COWDELL (2011-current)

has been the Chair for over a decade now. A tour of the South Island and two tours to Europe to perform at the Young Euro Classic festival (held annually in Berlin) have been orchestra highlights. Alexander brought in a policy of free entry to Auckland Town Hall concerts. This provided access to all, resulting in full houses as well as encouraging donations from the wider public in conjunction with Supporters subscriptions. He also supported the instigation of the AYO Soloist Competition. The pandemic was a challenging time but the orchestra and Executive Committee managed to stay connected and it is wonderful to be back to normal this year to celebrate our 75th anniversary.

MUSIC DIRECTORS

GORDON COLE 1947-50

was well known to hundreds of instrumentalists whose introduction to orchestral playing in large groups was at the Secondary Schools festivals in the late 1940's.

The fact that the Auckland Junior Symphony Orchestra became an established body was largely due to his conviction that young players must be provided for after leaving school, and to the energy, time and patience which he devoted to this end.

ANTUN POLJANICH 1999-Current

was born in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Antun studied piano and theory at Dubrovnik School for Musical Education, and conducting at the University of Ljubljana. Following post-graduate studies in Austria, he won a scholarship which took him to Leningrad USSR (now St Petersburg, Russia) for a threeyear Master Course in Conducting at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory under Alexander Dmitriev. Antun has since worked with prominent orchestras in Russia and Europe.

Since his arrival in NZ in 1996, Antun has been the Director of Music at St Peter’s College and is currently serving his 25th year as Music Director of AYO. Antun champions and supports NZ youth music and the development of young musicians through active involvement with chamber music groups and orchestral music. He regularly features NZ compositions in selecting his AYO repertoire.

DR CHARLES NALDEN CBE 1951-73

received his musical education at the Guildhall School of Music, London, where his principal study was the harp, and at the Universities of Durham and London He emigrated to this country in 1948 to take up a lectureship in the then Auckland University College. He was appointed head of the Department, (later the Conservatorium of Music) in 1956, a position which he held until his retirement in 1973. The jubilee concert in 1973 marked the completion of twenty-three years Honorary Conductorship of the AJSO.

MICHAEL McLELLAN FTCL LRSM 1974-98

gave 24 years of his full life as a professional musician to the development of musicianship in the young people. A teacher, performer and conductor, Michael is recognised as a foremost authority on youth music.

Michael began his career as a violinist, graduating from the Royal College of Music in London and working in orchestras in the U.K. He was the Concertmaster of the St Matthews Chamber Orchestra for 26 years, a founding member of the Auckland Sinfonietta and is anRNZ Concert artist.

AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ORCHESTRA

After the demise of the Secondary Schools Festival Orchestra in 1965, the AJSO committee realised there would be a gap in the orchestral development of prospective young instrumentalists seeking to play in the AJSO. So, in 1967, the Auckland Junior Training Orchestra was established, with Michael McLellan appointed as its foundation conductor

Normally more than 25 Auckland secondary schools were represented in its ranks, and thus the name was changed in 1980 to Auckland Secondary Schools Orchestra. It presented one or two public concerts

each year. With the development of high school orchestras across the city, the ASSO was eventually no longer required, and it was disbanded in 1999 Conductors were: -

Michael McLellan 1967-1973

Derrick Bailey 1974-1975

Peter Watts 1976-1980

Edwin Dawson 1981-1983

Jack East 1984-1989

Malvin Brady 1990-1992

Peter Thomas 1993-1994

Ashley Hopkins 1995-1998

EVENTS

It all began during 1946 when five people met for lunch at the Commercial Hotel. The gathering had been arranged by Miss Joan Rattray, an Auckland City Councillor and an energetic personality much occupied with musical and other cultural activities. Those present were Mr Gordon Cole, music master at Avondale Technical College, Mr Alfred Eady, Miss Rattray and Messrs Roland Hutchinson and Norman Brinsden. The three latter were committee members of the Auckland Cultural League.

Mr Cole had a story to tell and some suggestions to make. For several seasons singing at the annual Auckland Secondary Schools Music Festival had been assisted by an orchestra composed of school musicians organised and conducted by Mr Cole. A problem had emerged. These young musicians had reached the school leaving stage but there was nothing to provide continuity of training or hold their interest from then on. They were too young to join a senior orchestra. The situation was giving Mr Cole concern and he reasoned that unless something was done smartly to remedy this loss of talent, his teaching would be just wasted effort.

The gathering became a self-appointed committee to pursue the ideal of a Junior Symphony Orchestra and was quickly joined by Mr N.W. Stevens (senior) who not only became an energetic worker but also a liberal donor.

Preliminary efforts were directed along public relations lines as the first objective was to get people interested and to understand its value to the youth of the community. It was largely freelance work, each member adopting their own methods and making personal contacts; but with an occasional get-together to report progress.

The above notes were thoughtfully contributed to our archives 31 years ago by Mr N.P Brinsden in the knowledge that documentation would only begin after the inaugural meeting had taken place.

When it was deemed that sufficient interest had been generated, the Mayor of Auckland J.A.C. Allum Esq. (later Sir John) was asked to preside over a public meeting convened jointly by the Rotary Club of Auckland and the Adult Education Centre 'To initiate the formation of a junior symphony orchestra in Auckland'. This took place on 6 November 1946 and was attended by 37 widely representative citizens. Thirty-two of these emerged as the General Committee which appointed Mr K.J. Dellow as Chairman. Ken Dellow was Headmaster of Takapuna Grammar School, and he was to remain at the helm for seven formative years. Another of those attending the Inaugural Meeting was Mr R.S. Kendon who became Treasurer a few months later. Roy was to succeed Ken Dellow as Executive Chairman for eighteen years.

Much of the early work of the committee was devoted to raising funds with which to buy the special orchestral instruments not normally owned privately - certainly not by young players. Basses, violas, oboes, bassoons, French horns, bass clarinet and timpani were needed before an orchestra could be established, and when £2000 was in hand they were able to be ordered - except that Customs refused to issue an import licence. Eventually Mr John Rae M.P. was persuaded to lean on Walter Nash and the licences were forthcoming. Nothing happened without a struggle.

On 2nd August 1948 the Society was incorporated, and on 21 September of that year the first rehearsal was assembled. The minutes record rather quaintly "those concerned being required to bring their instruments". Hence it may be observed that more than two years of diligent work had been required before the orchestra actually came into being.

At the first rehearsal Gordon Cole said "My dream is a junior symphony orchestra that will mould and develop the wealth of musical talent in this country" - a dream richly fulfilled.

In the early years of the orchestra, we were blessed with a very active players committee chaired by Bruce Freeman which held all types of money-raising activities from cake stalls and dances to running a tearoom and flying boat display at Mission Bay.

The first performance, with 66 players, was a collection of "orchestral pieces", a wind trio, wind sextet and Mina Foley singing operatic arias. This was on 19th November 1949 in the old Seddon Tech. Hall in Wellesley St. and was attended by mostly parents and friends of players. From that modest beginning the orchestra has gone from one musical achievement to another thanks to the enormous dedication of Gordon Cole, Dr Charles NaIden for 23 years, Michael McLellan for 24 years and, for the last 25 years, Antun Poljanich.

Of that first concert, newspaper critics wrote:

• Auckland Star critic Dorothea Turner:

"Auckland symphonic music lifted its head on Saturday evening after a generation's sleep, coma or even death as it sometimes seemed."

• Herald critic L.C.M. Saunders: "The occasion would have been a most important one in the city's cultural life, or for that matter, in the country's history".

There follows a chronology of subsequent events: -

1950 - First public concert Auckland Town Hall Retirement of Gordon Cole, Dr Charles Nalden now Music Director

1960 - Professor Peter Godfrey guest conductor

1964 - George Hopkins guest conductor.

1965 - Kiri Te Kanawa as soprano soloist.

1967 - Formation of Auckland Junior Training Orchestra (now A.S.S.O.) Michael McLellan appointed its Conductor.

1970 - Ray Wilson guest conductor. Death of Founding Conductor Gordon S. Cole.

1971 - Retirement of Roy Kendon from Chairmanship after 18 years Retirement of Joy de Vere, Secretary for 17 years N.W. Stevens Jnr. (Chip) elected as 3rd Exec Chairman

1972 - Two programmes performed in year for first time. Death of George Hopkins, doyen of Auckland woodwind teaching.

1973 -Silver Jubilee concert, and retirement of Dr Charles Nalden. Michael McLellan appointed third Music Director.

1974 - First hosting of an overseas youth orchestra - the Long Island from New York.

1975 - Orchestra breaks out of Auckland Province for first time to tour in Australia - N.S.W. and Canberra. Death of Joan Rattray. Her bequest to the Society was used to establish Corporate Membership.

1976 – Three programmes presented in a year for the first time. Dr Nalden awarded CBE for services to music.

1977 – 1st tour to South Island, concert at Christchurch Town Hall. Society’s name changed from A.J.S.O. to A.Y.O.

1978 – Second Australian tour. Brisbane to Sydney.

1980 - Third Australian tour - Queensland. Most extensive tour ever. Name of second orchestra changed from Auckland Junior Training Orchestra to Auckland Secondary Schools Orchestra.

1981 – Subscription series of three symphony concerts at Town Hall. Tour of North Island. Players arrange charity Viennese Ball for Children’s Hospital. Orchestra plays for Queen’s farewell State Banquet.

1982 – South Island tour right to Invercargill. Hosting of two overseas youth orchestras – Queensland and Long Island.

1983 – North Island tour.

1985 – Fourth Australian tour – Victoria.

1986 – South Island tour. Hosting of Queensland Youth Orchestra.

1987 – Substantial bequest from Mrs Alwyn Hutchinson invested long-term.

1988 – Tour to Hawaii and western Canada. Fortieth Anniversary reunion and celebration concert. Deaths of Mrs P.E.S. Cole and Mr R. S. Kendon.

1989 - Four complete programmes prepared and performed in the year. Rehearsal base moved from Holy Sepulchre to St Mark's Hall. Uwe Grodd conducted for a year while Michael was on sabbatical.

1990 - Attended premiere of “User Friendly” at the St James, for which the orchestra had recorded the soundtrack.

1991 - Fourth tour of South Island. Redesign of logo and letterhead style.

1992 - North Island tour – Hawkes Bay south. Hosting of SBS Television Youth Orchestra from Sydney.

1993 - Queensland tour. Hosting of Hampshire County Youth Orchestra.

1994 - Tour of lower North Island. Music library relocated to St Mark’s Church, Remuera

1995 - Fifth South Island tour.

1996 - First year of sponsorship by New Zealand Post. Taranaki tour by Auckland Youth Chamber Orchestra.

1997 - Sub sponsorship by ATV Horizon in the form of peak hour advertising helped build the orchestra’s image. Sadly, after six months the station ceased transmission.

1998 - Tour of South Australia and Tasmania (Manager Alastair Clement). This was the seventh overseas tour and sixth of Australia. Major grants from Adrien de Croy and Team McMillan BMW. Anniversary works commissioned from David Hamilton (Elysian Fields) and Reuben Mitchell (orchestral fanfare). Celebration 50 concert and reunion (Committee chair Mary Thomas). Retirement of third Musical Director Michael McLellan and third Executive Chairman N.W. (Chip) Stevens.

1998 - We celebrate our 50th Anniversary with a tour of South Australia and Tasmania, a reunion and a Town Hall concert that included past and present members in a performance of Gustav Holst's 'The Planets.' Major grants from Adrien de Croy and Team McMillan BMW. Anniversary works commissioned from David Hamilton (Elysian Fields) and Reuben Mitchell (orchestral fanfare). Retirement of third Musical Director Michael McLellan and third Executive Chairman N.W. (Chip) Stevens.

1999 - Auckland Secondary School Orchestra goes into recess as Auckland now has several quality orchestras for junior players. The Lodge of the Liberal Arts becomes a sponsor.

2000 - Janetta McStay retires as our President and Michael McLellan is elected. South Island tour. Fundraising begins for overseas tour.

2001 - The de Croy Arts Trust sponsors a Facilitator to assist with administration for a three-year term. Death of both Chip Stevens, our guiding force and generous benefactor and Bruce Freeman, another tireless worker from the beginning. The ongoing travel repercussions of the 9/11 Twin Towers event causes cancellation of proposed UK tour. Move to SCAPA in Shortland St as new rehearsal venue. Two North Island tours.

2002 - NZ Post sponsorship ends. Death of Dr Nalden, conductor for 23 years from 1950 to 1973. First free Town Hall concert through The Edge Community Arts programme. The first Chip and Muriel Scholarship and the Lodge of the Liberal Arts Scholarships are awarded. North Island tour

2003- Changed rehearsal venue to Somervell Presbyterian Church Hall - more instrument storage space. Tour to New Caledonia

2004 - Ponsonby Primary School becomes next rehearsal venue. A concert in St Patrick's Cathedral with guest soloists and the Auckland Youth Choir. Tour of central North Island.

2005 - Tours to Bay of Plenty and Northland

2006 - Joint concert with the 100 Voice Chorale South Island tour

2007 - We hosted the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York. Central North Island tour.

2008 - Death of Howard Wyatt, founder player and lifetime supporter. Tour to New York, Boston and Los Angeles. Diamond Anniversary concert and reunion. Katikati. Lois Westwood retired after 27 years as publicity officer. New timpani from Four Winds Foundation. AYO Weekly a vital source of information. Two open rehearsals.

2009 - Capital and Coast tour, plus Warkworth, Kerikeri. Life members: Michael McLellan, Alastair Clement, Mary Thomas, Margaret Neutze, Lois Wetwood, Barrie Ross. Bernie Allen elected chairman for 2010. Rules consolidated for first time since 1947. Channel 6 aired TV programme about AYO in DEC. Visit by Musique Sur La Mer. New rehearsal venue at ACE.

2010 - Framed photo presented to Alastair Clement, outgoing Chairman. AYO invited to perform a piece at the Bruce Mason Centre for an Eves concert (female version of 3 Tenors). Funding offer from Dr Phil Galloway. Tours to Katikati, Cambridge, Hamilton, Kerikeri.

2011 – Invited to Berlin by the Young Euro Classics festival. Also performed in Slovenia (Postojna, Metlika, Ljubljana, Ptuj, Velenje), Tübingen, Poland (Szczecin). Tour organised by Antun and Cameron Stuart. Helen Lewis became Treasurer. Alex Cowdell elected as Chairman for 2012.

2012 – Death of Janetta McStay (President) - pianist, lecturer at Auckland university for many years. Beethoven 9 packed out the Town Hall. Tour to Taupo. Phil Galloway donated funds for concerto competition. Hosted two orchestras: California Youth Symphony and Brisbane Regional Youth Orchestra.

2013 - South Island tour included performance with Dunedin Youth Orchestra in their Town Hall and at the Nelson Winter Festival.

o New patron is Dame Catherine Tizard.

o Auckland concerts now free – full houses but no rise in income!

o Soloist competition so big it had to be held over two days. Still funded by Phil Galloway via Maurice and Phyllis Paykel Trust, who also funded additional prize at the AGM.

o Mahler 1 performance included some alumni, with a reception held afterwards.

o Two videos on YouTube - DWYER Productions’ “The AYO Experience” and Teresa Poljanic’s “AYO South Island Tour”

o Some players took part in 2 episodes of X-Factor NZ

o Performed in filming of a Sky TV ad.

o Facebook page set up.

o Finance Sub-Committee established: Barrie Ross, Helen Lewis, Alex Cowdell.

2014 - Funding for tutoring programme now comes via APO’s Inspire programme.

o Small orchestra invited to collaborate with Sol3 Mio.

o Cameron Stuart served as manager of the orchestra.

o Sectionals with members of NZSO.

o Tours to Dargaville and Whangarei, Taupo and Morrinsville.

o Town Hall full for prog 3 – even balcony opened.

o New commissioned work by Markus Zierhofer for percussion, accompanied by choreographed stage lighting in Town Hall.

o Death of Vice President Mary Thomas – former violist, mother of past player, 50th reunion committee chair.

2015 - Summer chamber programme for reduced orchestra. Included Whitianga workshop camp and Waiheke concert. Variety of music reflected 100th anniversary of Gallipoli.

o APO let us use their hall for later rehearsals.

o New road cases funded by the Lion Foundation.

o Neil Ingram joined Finance Sub-Committee.

o Anne Draffin awarded honorary membership for services behind scenes (marketing, competition, relationship with sponsors).

o Rules of Society updated again.

2016 - Joseph Chen took over as manager from Cameron Stuart.

o Supporter’s scheme now allows supporters to reserve preferred seats at free Town Hall concerts.

o New rehearsal venue at Kohia Terrace School.

o Pub Charity funded instrument repairs.

o Rules revised again.

o Cameron Stuart made honorary member in recognition of his service, commitment and vision.

2017 - Collaboration with Pettman Academy on baroque concert.

o World premiere of John Wells’ newly commissioned 2nd organ concerto (Rebecca Lee) and Anthony Ritchie’s Fantasy for Oboe and Orchestra (Noah Rudd).

o Mary Lin took over as manager. Increased online media presence (Facebook).

o Near-full audiences in all concerts in Waiheke, Coromandel, Northland.

2018 - (70th) Return to Berlin Konzerthaus for the Euro Young Classics festival. Standing ovations. Described by one German newspaper as one of the best youth orchestras in the world. Also performed in Bayreuth, Tubingen, Slovenia and Auckland. Tour organised by Antun & Mary Lin.

o Antun’s 20th year as Music Director.

o Alison Dunlop and Louise Roe took over as librarians from Anne Wells.

o Rachael Brand joined committee (Communications Officer).

o Honorary membership conferred on Lynn Pettit for her many years of service re newsletters and as Membership Secretary.

2019 Death of Vice President Margaret Leman (Neutze)first played harp with AYO in 1956; later instrument registrar, committee member, Honorary Life Member, VP.

o Young Composers Competition (brainwave of Lachlan Grant, player rep) won by Kihoon Sung.

o AYO invited to perform with Sichuan Conservatory of Music choir.

o Bryan Lin became Assistant Manager.

2020 Prog.1(incl Beethoven’s Triple Concerto) cut short after only one performance and June concert cancelled due to Covid lockdown. Instead, in June a private performance in the Town Hall was videoed by SOUNZ, with support from NZ on Air. Minimal rehearsal time. Cello soloist (Joseph Kelly) was unable to return from Melbourne so was replaced at very short notice by Junghwan Choi. Rehearsals started for next programme, only to be stopped by second regional lockdown. Still managed two concerts (Helensville and Town Hall) in front of live audience.

o During both lockdowns Antun arranged Zoom masterclasses with top musicians from across Europe for several of our players.

o Made FB video for Save RNZ Concert.

o Helen Lewis produced detailed handbook of policies, procedures, rules, information and committee roles.

2021 - Loss of patron Dame Catherine Tizard, and supporter Phil Galloway. Phil had donated $66.8k to AYO since 2010.

o Soloist Competition mostly took place online (due to Covid) with live finals in Feb 2022.

o Very special Prog 3 was to have included SaintSaens’ organ symphony in conjunction with the Auckland Town Hall Organ Trust, celebrating 110th anniversary of the Town Hall organ. Also would have featured three arias from Mozart’s Magic Flute to celebrate 25th anniversary of our principal sponsor, the Lodge of the Liberal Arts. However we were forced into an even longer and continuing lockdown instead.

o Were able to use APO hall for Prog 2 rehearsals due to amount of percussion gear required.

o Several grants from Perpetual Guardian approved totalling $25.7K, incl. $20.7k for concerts postponed to 2022 and $5k from Margaret Neutze Legacy Fund, established by her husband Derek Neutze, to help fund prize money for 2021 Soloist Competition (held in Feb.22).

2022 - Effect of Covid still felt with mask and isolation requirements, however finally able to present full season again. Included organ/Mozart concert (postponed from 2021) to full house.

o Death of Barrie Ross – former players’ father, former Treasurer, Finance Sub-Committee member.

o New patron Chris Finlayson KC has distinguished record of public service both in law and politics, lover of music.

2023 - 75th of orchestra represents 25 years for Antun Poljanich as Music Director.

o Retirement of Michael McLellan as President.

o Jim Wu leaves AYO - our longest-serving Concertmaster (joined 2009, Concertmaster since 2013 for 23 progs).

o “Auckland Concert Orchestra” performed Blockbuster Film Music concert with past and current players.

o Nick Francis joins Finance Sub-Committee.

o Reunion weekend includes Beethoven 9 with AYO and AYC, and a play-in of Franck symphony for past players.

AUCKLAND JUNIOR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1950

CONCERTMASTERS

INNESS LOVETT

auditioned for the AJSO on her eighteenth birthday and led the orchestra from 1948 - 1952. Prior to this she studied at St Mary's School of Music under Dame Sister Mary Leo, gaining two scholarships from the Auckland Competition Society, an Exhibition award in 1949 and her A.T.C.L.

JIM WU

performed Bruch’s Violin Concerto and the Butterfly Lovers Concerto with AYO and Bach’s Concerto for Violin and Oboe with Camille Wells and Bach Musica NZ. Jim is a holder of an LTCL from Trinity College London and has been AYO’s longest-serving Concertmaster, fulfilling the role for over a decade.

CONCERTMASTERS 1948-2023

Inness Lovett 1949-1952

Robert Cannon 1952

Coralie Leyland 1953-1955

Helen Peart 1956-1957

Robert Issel 1958

Dawn Innes 1959

Elaine Ingles 1960

Diana Bruntlett 1961-1962

Joyce Collins 1963-1964

Stanley Bolton 1965-1966

Rosemary Rushbrook 1967

Janice Forsyth 1968-1969

John Whittaker 1970

Gwyneth Carter 1971-1972

Catherine Newhook 1973

Wilma Smith 1974

Mary Allison 1974

Anthony Cuncannon 1975

Gillian Ansell 1975

Katherine Wilson 1976-1978

Rosalind Maud 1977-1978

Craig Williams 1979

Susanjane Higgs 1980-1981

Eva Hochstein 1981 (one prog.)

Simon Ansell 1982-1983

Andrew Sewell 1982-1983

Te Oti Rakena 1984-1985

Marcel Trussell-Cullen 1986-1989

Ainsley Murray 1987 (one prog.)

Adam Ross 1986, 1989-1990

Louisa Griffiths 1991 (one prog.)

Linda Kam / Fox 1991-1994

Katie Ollivier 1994, 1995-1996

Rachael Brand 1997-1998

Simone Roggen 1999-2000, 2004

Simeon Broome 2000 (one prog.)

Julia Dibley 2001

Julia Broom 2002 (one prog.)

Elroy Hall 2002-2003

Nicola Drake 2004-2005

Cameron Stanley 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010

Jenny Chen 2007-2008

Minsi Yang 2008 (US Tour)

Richard Chen 2009-2011, 2013

Alex Taylor 2011 (Europe Tour)

Olivia Francis 2012, 2014 (one prog.)

Lauren Bennett 2014 (one prog.)

Harris Leung 2015

Zosia Herlihy O'Brien 2021-2023 (5 progs total)

Jim Wu 2013-2023 (23 progs total)

CONCERT TOWNS/CITIES

NORTH IS.

Auckland and Suburbs

Cambridge

Coromandel

Dannevirke

Dargaville

Feilding

Gisborne

Hamilton

Hastings

Havelock North

Hawera

Helensville

Kaitaia

Katikati

Kawerau

Kerikeri

Levin

Lower Hutt

Mangawhai

Masterton

Matamata

Morrinsville

Napier

New Plymouth

Opunake

Orewa

Paeroa

Pahiatua

Palmerston North

Papakura

Paraparaumu

Pukekohe

Putaruru

Raglan

Rotorua

Stratford

Taumarunui

Taupo

Tauranga

Te Aroha

Te Awamutu

Te Kuiti

Te Puke

Thames

Tokoroa

Upper Hutt

Waiheke

Waihi

Waipukurau

Wanganui

Warkworth

Wellsford

Whakatane

Whangarei

Whitianga

SOUTH IS.

Alexandra

Arrowtown

Ashburton

Balclutha

Blenheim

Christchurch

Cromwell

Dunedin

Geraldine

Gore

Greymouth

Hokitika

Kaikoura

lnvercargill

Nelson

Oamaru

Picton

Queenstown

Rangiora

Te Anau

Twizel

Wanaka

Westport

AUSTRALIA

Adelaide

Atherton

Ballarat

Bendigo

Brisbane

Cairns

Canberra

Cooma

Devonport

Geelong

Gladstone

Goolwa

Grafton

Hobart

Launceston

lnnisfail

Mackay

Maryborough

Melbourne

Newcastle

Port Macquarie

Rockhampton

Sydney

Tanunda

Taree

Townsville

Warragul

USA

Boston

Honolulu

Rhode Island

Los Angeles

New York

CANADA

Courtenay

Ganges

Powell River

Vancouver

Victoria

GERMANY

Berlin

Bayreuth

Neustadt

Tübingen

Wartin

SLOVENIA

Dobrna

Metlika

Postojna

Ptuj

Velenje

NEW CALEDONIA

Noumea

Hienghene

Tie

Koumac

The orchestra has now presented concerts at 129 different towns and cities in New Zealand and overseas. It is undoubtedly the most-travelled orchestra in New Zealand history.

Ibert

Bartok

Hindemith

Beethoven Albinoni

Sarasate

Mendelssohn

Beethoven

Xinghai, Xian

Bruch

Mozart

Saint-Saens

Nielsen Mozart

Bach

Bach

Vaughan Williams Berlioz

SOLOISTS 1948-2023

Concertino for Flute & Orchestra

Bassoon Concerto in Bflat, K.191

Concerto for Flute & Orchestra

Viola Concerto

'Trauermusik' for Viola & Orchestra

Piano Concerto No.3 in Cminor

Concerto for Oboe & Strings Op.7 No.3

Zigeunerweisen Op.20 (Gypsy Airs)

Violin Concerto in E minor

Symphony No.9 (Choral)

Yellow River Cantata

Violin Concerto No.1 in Gminor

Clarinet Concerto in A K.622

Piano Concerto No.2 in Gminor

Flute Concerto

Concerto for Flute & Harp K.599 - Andantino movt.

Concerto for 2 Violins

Voi avete un cor fidele aria, K.217

Orchestral Suite No.2 in Bminor

The Lark Ascending

Te Deum

Verleih uns Frieden (Grant us Thy Peace)

Symphony No. 9 (Choral)

Piano Concerto No.4 in G

Trumpet Concerto

Divertimento No.1 K.229 arr. for clarinets, arr. G Hopkins

Piano Concerto No.3 in Cminor four landscapes (for string quartet)

Concerto for 2 Cellos in G minor, RV 531

Cello Concerto in Dminor

Symphonic Variations for Piano & Orchestra

'Trauermusik' for Viola & Orchestra

Magic Flute - Der Holle Rache & O zittre Nicht

Flute Concerto No.2 in D K.314

Vivaldi

Beethoven Haydn

Vaughan Williams

Strauss, Richard

Kabalevsky Rachmaninov

Tchaikovsky

Strauss, Richard Canteloube

Tchaikovsky

Mozart

Vaughan Williams

Beethoven

Vaughan Williams

Beethoven

Bach

Rachmaninov

Brahms

Brahms

Franck

Saint-Saens

Borodin

Schumann

Handel

Mozart

Khachaturian Corelli

Mozart

Chen Yi

Beethoven

Allen, Bernie Mendelssohn

Vivaldi

"La Notte" Flute Concerto

Piano Concerto No.5 (Emperor)

Divertimento for Wind Instruments

The Pilgrim's Progress - Watchful's Song, Song of the Pilgrims

Horn Concerto No.1 in Eflat

Cello Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.49

Piano Concerto No.2

Piano Concerto No.1

Horn Concerto No.1 in Eflat

Songs of the Auvergne

Piano Concerto No.1

Don Giovanni - Dalla sua pace

Serenade to Music

Piano Concerto No.3 in Cminor

"Rhosymedre", hymn tune prelude

Piano Concerto no.1 in C

Sheep May Safely Graze, choral prelude, arr. Walton

Prelude in Cminor

Fugue from "Variations on a Theme by Handel"

Intermezzo, Op. 118, No.6 in Eflat minor

Symphonic Variations for Piano & Orchestra

Carnival of the Animals

Polovtsian Dances

Cello Concerto in Aminor

Organ Concerto No.9 in Bflat

Andante for Flute & Orchestra in C

Flute Concerto in Dminor

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.1

Violin Concerto No.3 in G

Golden Flute

Piano Concerto No.3 in Cminor

Fantasia for 2 Clarinets

Concert Pieces for 2 Clarinets & Orchestra

In furore iustissimae irae

Agnes Harmath

Albee Ai

Alexa Still

Alexander McFarlane

Alexander McFarlane

Alison Lander

Alison Peak

Amalia Hall

Amalia Hall

{Amitai Pati, Isabella Moore, Anthony Schneider, {Elisha Fa'i-Hulton

[Auck Chinese Philharmonic Choir and [Sichuan [Conservatory of Music Professors' Choir

Andrew Sewell

Andrew Uren

Ann Wallis

Anna Cooper

Anna Kexin Zhang (flute) & Harrison Chau (harp)

Anne Gulley & David Nalden, Ron Dellow(harpsichord)

Anne Rasmussen

Annie Hong / Alastair Greenwood

Antonia Braidwood

Auckland Choral, Dame Malvina Major, Patrick Power, Donald McIntyre

AYC (Auckland Youth Choir)

{AYC, Morag Atchison, Catrin Johnsson, Jack Bourke, {James Harrison

Barry Margan

Bill Stoneham

Bruce Freeman, Murray Musson, Ronald Sinclair

Bryan Sayer {Cameron Stanley, Alex Taylor, Alex MacDonald, Sarah {Ellis

Cameron Stuart & Sophie Williams

Cecilia Kirk

Charles Whitehead

Chloe Jones

Christina Ellison

Christine Chang

Christine Chang

Christine Cuming

{Christine Kellie, Ngaire Stead, Murray Musson, Frank {Grove, Wallace Gallagher, Julian Richards

Christopher Lackner + EGGS Choir

Cindy Liu

Damon Herlihy-O'Brien

David Bollard

David James

David Kay

Deborah Wai Kapohe

Denny Liu

Derek Hill

Diana Bruntlett (violin) & Dorian Singers

Diana Stephenson

Diana Stephenson

Diana Stephenson

Diana Stephenson

Donald Bowick

Donald Bowick

Donald Bowick

Donald Bowick

Donald Bowick, Peter Clarken, Max Cryer(narrator)

Dorian Singers

Edward King

Elizabeth Beverly

Elizabeth Farrell

Elizabeth Hirst

Elroy Hall, Malavika Gopal, Rachel Wells, Michael Bell

Eugene Lee

Eva Ding

Fei Ren

Finn Schofield & David McGregor

Finn Schofield & Natalie Harris

Fiona Ferens

Vivaldi

Various Schumann

Weber

Vivaldi

Vivaldi

Handel

Handel

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Handel

Lalo Schumann

Bach

Orff

Nielsen

Chen & He

Elgar

Gloria Various

Cello Concerto in Aminor

Concertino for Clarinet & Orchestra

Concerto for 2 Trumpets in C

Cello Concerto in Bminor

Organ Concerto No.13

Organ Concerto No.2

Sonata No.1 for Organ & Orchestra K.67

Sonata No.14 for Organ & Orchestra K.278

Sonata No.2 for Organ & Orchestra K.68

Organ Concerto No.9 in Bflat

Symphonie Espagnole

Cello Concerto in Aminor

Orchestral Suite No.2 in Bminor

Carmina Burana

Concerto for Violin & Orchestra

Butterly Lovers Violin Concerto

Cello Concerto

Violin Concerto in Bminor

Oboe Concertino Op,110

Horn Concerto No.1 in Eflat

Piano Concerto No.3

Trumpet Concerto in Eflat - slow movt.

The Four Seasons

Cello Concerto No.1

La Flute de Pan

Trumpet Concerto in Eflat

Symphony No. 1 for Organ & Orchestra

Piano Concerto No.23 in A minor

Piano Concerto No.1

Flight of the Bumble Bee

The Lark Ascending

Scheherazade

Violin Concerto No.1 in Gminor

Williams,

Bach

Brahms

Brahms

Mozart

Ravel

Brahms Ravel

Bach

Bach

Wells, John Vivaldi

Milhaud

Mozart

Rachmaninov

Beethoven

Ravel

Kabalevsky Rachmaninov

Mozart

Beethoven

Saint-Saens

Wieniawski

Vivaldi

Hindemith

Telemann

Rimsky-Korsakov

Grieg

Spohr

Stravinsky Rachmaninov Verdi/Bassi

Arnold, Malcolm

Cowdell, Alexander

Puccini

Puccini

Bach Brahms

Schindler’s List - Three Pieces

Butterfly Lovers Violin Concerto

Exsultate Jubilate K.165

Violin Concerto in Aminor

Flute Concerto in Dminor

Clair de Lune (encore)

Piano Concerto No.2 in B flat

Piano Concerto No.1

Violin Concerto No.3 in G

Piano Concerto in G

Intermezzo, Op. 118, No.2 in A major

Piano Concerto in G

Violin Concerto in E

Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D

Organ Symphony in C (premiere)

Concerto for 2 Trumpets in C

Concerto for Percussion and Small Orchestra

Violin Concerto No.5 in A

Piano Concerto No.2

Piano Concerto No.1 in C

Piano Concerto in G

Violin Concerto

Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini

Bassoon Concerto in Bflat, K.191

Piano Concerto No.4 in G

Cello Concerto No.1 in Aminor

Violin Concerto No.2 in Dminor

Concerto for 2 Cellos in G minor, RV 531

'Trauermusik' for Viola & Orchestra

Viola Concerto in D

Scheherazade

Piano Concerto in Aminor

Clarinet Concerto No.1

Ebony Concerto

Piano Concerto No.2

Concert Fantasia on Motives from Verdi's Opera: "Rigoletto"

Clarinet Concerto No.2

Cressida

La Boheme - Donde lieta usci

Tosca - Vissi d'arte, vissi d'amore

The Peasant Cantata - Of Flowers the Fairest - No.14

Violin Concerto

{Fiona Ferens, Claire Filer, Karen Plimmer, Margo {Knightbridge, AYC

Fiona Ferens, Warwick Robinson

Fiona Mayes

Gail Jensen

Geoff Bold & Adrian Hirst

Geoffrey Heath

Geoffrey Skerrett

Geoffrey Skerrett

Geoffrey Skerrett

Geoffrey Skerrett

Geoffrey Skerrett

Geoffrey Skerrett

Gillian Ansell

Gillian Harris

Gina Miller

Gina Sanders, Richard Phillips, Roger Creagh

Giselle Hillyer

Gloria Tian

Gregor Brown

Gregory Rogers

Helen Bissett

Henry Close

Henry Wong Doe

Howard Wyatt

Igor Orlovski & Irina Orlovski

Jacky Siu

Jacob Webster

Jake Krishnamurti

James Winkley

Jane Sohn

Jason Bae (Roentgen Ng in Whangarei & Warkworth)

Jason Bae & Jonathan Jung

Jim Wu

Jim Wu

Jim Wu

Jim Wu

Jim Wu

Joan Cochrane (sop) & Geoffrey Skerrett

Joe Harrop

Joel Bolton

John Chen

John Chen

John Chen

John Mills

John Paul Muir

John Paul Muir

John Paul Muir

John Thomson

John Thomson, Alexa Still, Douglas Mews

John Wells

Jonathan Blows & Malvin Brady

Jonathan Rance

Jonny Chang

Joong-Han (Jonathan) Jung

Josephine Burry

Joy Nicol

Julia Dibley

Justin Bird (piano)

Kate Goldstone

Katherine Austin

Katherine Hebley

Katherine Wilson

Kathryn Seagrave & Anne Hunt

Katie Atkinson

Katie Atkinson

Katie Ollivier

Keith Field

Kenny Keppel

Kenny Keppel

Kent Isomura

Kiara Kong

Kiara Kong

Kiara Kong (clarinet), Kent Isomura (piano)

Kiri Te Kanawa

Kiri Te Kanawa

Kiri Te Kanawa

Ladislav Jasek

Clarke

Monti

Bruch

Saint-Saens

Mozart

Handel

Corelli

Mozart

Rimsky-Korsakov

Mozart

Mozart

Ravel

Sarasate

Brahms

Larsson, Lars-Erik

Hindemith

Beethoven

Mozart

Beethoven Beethoven Verdi Mozart

Benedict

Various

Ibert

Dvorak Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Weber

Corelli

Gigout

Guilmant

Saint-Saens

Ritchie, Anthony

Vivaldi

Hoadley, Ben Beethoven Beethoven Rimsky-Korsakov

Mozart

Beethoven Gershwin

Elgar

Guilmant

Reinecke

Beethoven

Crusell, Bernhard

Schumann

Dvorak

Tchaikovsky

Thomas

Mozart

Mozart

Bellini

Sibelius

Beethoven Rachmaninov

Elgar

Wells, John Saint-Saens

Bruch Rachmaninov

Trumpet Voluntary

Czardas

Violin Concerto No.1 in Gminor

Violin Concerto No.3 in Bminor

Piano Concerto No.17 in G K.453

Trio Sonata for 2 Violins and Piano

Trio Sonata for 2 Violins and Piano

Oboe Concerto in C K.314

Trombone Concerto

Don Giovanni - selected arias

Piano Concerto No.22 in Eflat K.482

Piano Concerto in G

Zigeunerweisen Op.20 (Gypsy Airs)

Violin Concerto

Concertino for Strings & Trombone

Piano Concerto No.1

Organ Concerto No.9 in Bflat

Concerto for Horn

Piano Concerto in Aminor

Violin Concerto

Concerto for Flute & Orchestra

Double Bass Concerto

Symphony No.3 (Organ) - 2nd Movt

Kindertotenlieder

Flute Concerto No.2 in D K.314

Cello Concerto No.1 in Aminor

Romance No.2 in F for Violin & Orchestra

Romances No.1 in G and No.2 in F for Violin & Orchestra

Violin Concerto No.5 in A

Violin Concerto No.4 in D

Piano Concerto No.22 in Eflat K.482

Fantasia in Cminor for Piano, Chorus & Orchestra

Violin Concerto in D

Rigoletto - Caro Nome

Magic Flute - Der Hölle Rache

The Gipsy & The Bird

Operatic Arias

Concertino da Camera for Alto Saxophone

Te Deum

Magic Flute - Der Hölle Rache

Don Giovanni - Vedrai, carino

Clarinet Concerto in A K.622

Clarinet Concerto No.2

Concerto for Oboe & String Orchestra, arr. Barbirolli

Grand Choeur Dialogué

Symphony No. 1 for Organ & Orchestra

Symphony No.3 (Organ Symphony)

Cartoon: Fantasy for Oboe & Orchestra

Concerto for 2 Oboes in Dmin, RV 535

Concerto for Bass & Orchestra

Violin Concerto in D

Romance No.2 in F for Violin & Orchestra

Scheherazade

Flute Concerto No.1 in G K.313

Piano Concerto No.4 in G

Rhapsody in Blue

Cello Concerto

Symphony No. 1 for Organ & Orchestra

Concerto for Flute & Orchestra

Piano Concerto No.5 (Emperor)

Concerto for Clarinet & Orchestra in Fminor

Piano Concerto in Aminor

Cello Concerto in Bminor

Variations on a Rococo Theme for Cello & Orchestra

Mignon - C'est moi and Me voici dans son boudoir

Don Giovanni - La ci darem

Concert Aria K.538

Oboe Concerto in Eflat

The Swan on Tuonela

Piano Concerto No.5 (Emperor)

Piano Concerto No.2

Cello Concerto

Organ Concerto No.2 (premiere)

Havanaise

Violin Concerto No.1 in Gminor

Piano Concerto No.2

Laurence Barker (trumpet)

Laurence McFarlane

Leif Hansen

Li Liu

Linda Liu

Louise Rose & Antonia Braidwood, A Blomfield

Louise Rose & Antonia Braidwood, A Blomfield

Lucy Davies

Luke Christiansen

Lyndsay Freer, Ken Cornish, Roger Creagh

Lynette Burry

Madeleine Xiao

Malavika Gopal

Marcel Trussell-Cullen

Margaret van Ginkel

Maria Mo

Mark Duley

Mark Thomas

Mary Gow

Mary O'Brien

Marya Martin

Mathew Fieldes

Matthew Harris

Melissa Crennan (1998 Mobil Song Quest winner)

Mette Dale

Michael Eden

Michael McLellan

Michael McLellan

Michael McLellan

Michael McLellan

Michael Redshaw

Michael Redshaw & The Belmont Singers

Michael Wieck

Mina Foley

Mina Foley

Mina Foley

Mina Foley

Mojca Pecman {Morag Atchison & George Burrell, Fiona Ferens, Claire {Filler, Margot Knightbridge (with Auck.Choral, cond. {Peter Watts)

Morag McDowell

Morag McDowell

Murray Musson

Natalie Harris

Ngaire Stead

Nicholas Forbes

Nicholas Forbes

Nicholas Forbes

Noah Rudd

Noah Rudd & Josh Webster

Oliver Spalter

Olivia Francis

Olivia Francis

Olivia Francis

Ondine Savage

Patrick O'Byrne

Paul Ellery

Paul Mitchell

Paul Tarling

Paula-Jane Hamilton

Peter Clarken

Peter Scholes

Philip Verran

Rachel Atkinson

Rachel Atkinson

Rachel Weston

Rachel Weston, Richard Weston

Rainer Gibbons

Rainer Gibbons

Rainer Gibbons (cor anglais solo)

Read Gainsford

Read Gainsford

Rebecca Hendl

Rebecca Sujoon Lee

Richard Chen

Richard Chen

Richard Liu

Franck

Symphonic Variations for Piano & Orchestra

Romances No.1 in G and No.2 in F for Violin & Orchestra

Clarinet Concerto in A K.622

Piano Concerto No.2

Bassoon Concerto in Bflat, K.191

Weber

Kabalevsky Grieg

Mozart

Milhaud

Grieg

Shostakovich

Mendelssohn

Tchaikovsky

Rimsky-Korsakov

Puccini

Tchaikovsky

Strauss, Richard Various

Handel

Morricone, Ennio

Vaughan Williams

Puccini

Lerner & Loewe

Lehar

Gershwin

Albinoni

Lebrun

Strauss, Richard Various

Hoffmeister

Vivaldi

Vivaldi

Mozart

Mozart

Sarasate

Bach

Tchaikovsky

Strauss, Richard

Rossini

Allen, Bernie

Mozart Schumann

Dvorak

Telemann

Beethoven

Beethoven

Bassoon Concerto in F

Cello Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.49

Piano Concerto in Aminor

Horn Concerto No.4 in Eflat

Concerto for Percussion and Small Orchestra

Piano Concerto in Aminor

Piano Concerto No.2

Piano Concerto No.1

Piano Concerto No.1

Magic Flute - Dies Bildnis

Don Giovanni - Il mio tesoro

Violin Concerto L'Amoroso RV271 in E major

Violin Concerto No.3 in G

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.8 ("Christmas")

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.12

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.10

Violin Concerto in E minor

The Swan of Tuonela

Clarinet Concerto No.2

Clarinet Concerto in A K.622

Scheherazade

Violin Concerto No.1 in Gminor

Violin Concerto in D

Violin Concerto in E minor

Piano Concerto No.2

Acis and Galatea - As when the dove

Alcina - Tornami a vagheggiar

Acis and Galatea - Happy we!

Choral items

Violin Concerto No.1 in Gminor (2nd Movt)

Oboe Concerto (First Movt)

Divertimento in Eflat (Minuet & Trio, Allegro)

Scheherazade

Gianni Schicchi - O mio babbino caro

Piano Concerto No.1

Concerto for Oboe & Orchestra

Assorted Arias (see CD for details)

Rinaldo - Lascia chi’o pianga

Cinema Paradiso and Nella Fantasia

The Pilgrim's Progress-Watchful's Song & Song of the Pilgrims

Gianni Schicchi - O mio babbino caro

I Could Have Danced All Night

Vilia

Summertime

Oboe Concerto Op.9 No.2

Oboe Concerto, 3rd Movt.

Oboe Concerto

Broadway Songs

Viola Concerto in D

Violin Concerto in Amin

Concerto for 2 Cellos in G minor, RV 531

Violin Concerto in D - First Movement

Arias from Figaro, Don Giovanni, The Magic Flute

Navarra for Two Violins

Concerto for Oboe & Violin in C minor (2 violins here)

Variations on a Rococo Theme for Cello & Orchestra

Horn Concerto No.1 in Eflat

Intro, Theme & Variations for Clarinet & Orchestra

Fantasia for 2 Clarinets

Così fan tutte - Smanie implacabili

Piano Concerto in Amin

Cello Concerto in Bminor

Concerto in A minor for recorder, viola da gamba

Triple Concerto

Triple Concerto

Rosemary Mathers

Rosemary Rushbrook

Rowan Meade

Russell Channell

Ruth Hickton

Sally Chow

Sally-Ann Brown

Sara Lee

Sarah Thompson

Sean Penney

Seul-Ki Cheon

Shangrong Feng

Sharon Joy Vogan

Sheryl Clarke

Sid Chand (tenor)

Sid Chand (tenor)

Simeon Broom

Simeon Broom

Simeon Broom & Julia Dibley

Simeon Broom, Julia Dibley, Ben Nation

Simeon Broom, Julia Dibley, Siobhan Stubbs

Simon Ansell

Simon Blount

Simon Ogilvie

Simon Ogilvie

Simone Roggen

Simone Roggen

Simone Roggen

Simone Roggen

Siu dea Law

Sophie Sparrow

Sophie Sparrow

Sophie Sparrow & Cameron Barclay

St Mary's Choir, accomp. Colleen Frear

Stanley Bolton

Stanley Jackson

String Trio - Colleen Doran, Ken Legge, Fleur Burry

Susanjane Higgs

Tamara Mayo (soprano)

Tamas Vesmas

Tanya Haddock

Taryn Srhoj

Tayla Alexander

Tayla Alexander

Terence Wilson (baritone)

Terri Crouch

Terri Crouch

Terri Crouch

Terri Crouch

Thomas Hutchinson

Thomas Hutchinson

Thomas Hutchinson

Tim Beveridge

Tim Young

Tina Sheng

Tom Pierard & Rachel Pierard

Valerie York (with piano accomp.)

Various - see programme

Vasiljy & Vladimir Shapkin

Vasiliy & Vladimir Shapkin

Victoria Simonsen

Vivien Lieshout-Reid

Warwick Robinson

Warwick Robinson & Angela Hay

Wendy Doyle

Wendy Huang

William Dealtry

Wolfgang Kraemer & Edith Salzmann

Zosia Herlihy-O'Brien, Joseph Kelly, Modi Deng

Zosia Herlihy-O'Brien, Junghwan Choi, Modi Deng

Composer

Albinoni

Albinoni

Allen, Bernie

Arensky

Arnold, Malcolm Arnold, Malcolm

Arnold, Malcolm Arutunian

Bach

Bach

Bach

Bach

Bach

Bach

Bach

Bach

Bach

Bach

Bach - Stokowski

Bach, C.P.E.

Barber

Barber

Bartok

Bartok Bartok Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven

Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven Beethoven

Bellini Benedict Berlioz Berlioz Berlioz Berlioz Bernstein Biber Biebl, F Bizet

Bizet Bizet Bizet

Bliss Borodin Borodin

Borodin

Brahms Brahms Brahms Brahms Brahms Brahms

Brahms

Brahms Brahms Brahms Brahms

Brahms

WORKS PERFORMED BY THEORCHESTRA1948-2023

Work

Concerto for Oboe & Strings Op.7 No.3

Oboe Concerto Op.9 No.2

Fantasia for 2 Clarinets

Variations on a Theme by Tchaikovsky

Clarinet Concerto No.2

English Dances (Second Series)

Three Shanties for Wind Quintet

Trumpet Concerto

Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D

Concerto for 2 Violins

Concerto for Oboe & Violin in C min. (2 violins)

Four Chorale Preludes, arr. by Charles Nalden

Orchestral Suite No.2 in B minor

Orchestral Suite No.4 - Final Movt Réjouissance

Sheep May Safely Graze, arr. Walton

The Peasant Cantata - Of Flowers - No.14

Violin Concerto in Aminor

Violin Concerto in E

Prelude No.24 for the Well-Tempered Clavier

Flute Concerto in Dminor

Adagio for Strings

Agnus Dei

Divertimento for Strings

Hungarian Sketches

Viola Concerto

Coriolan Overture

Egmont Overture

Fantasia in Cminor for Piano, Chorus & Orch.

Fidelio Overture

King Stephan Overture

Leonore Overture No.1

Leonore Overture No.3

Piano Concerto no.1 in C

Piano Concerto No.3 in Cmin

Piano Concerto No.4 in G

Piano Concerto No.5 (Emperor)

Prometheus Overture

Romance No.2 in F for Violin & Orchestra

Romance No.1 in G for Violin & Orchestra

Symphony No.1

Symphony No.2

Symphony No.3 ("Eroica")

Symphony No.4

Symphony No.5

Symphony No.7

Symphony No.8

Symphony No.9 (Choral)

Triple Concerto

Violin Concerto in D

Oboe Concerto in Eflat

The Gipsy & The Bird

Benvenuto Cellini Overture

Le Carnaval Romain Overture

Symphonie Fantastique

Te Deum

West Side Story

Battalia a 10

Ave Maria

Carmen Selection

L'Arlesienne Suite No.1

Suite "Jeux D'Enfants"

Symphony No.1

Fanfare for a Coming of Age

Polovtsian Dances

Prince Igor Overture

Symphony No.2

Academic Festival Overture

Fugue from "Variations

Hungarian

Hungarian

Intermezzo,

Intermezzo,

Piano

Piano

Britten

Britten

Britten

Bruch

Byrd Cage, John Canteloube

Capuzzi

Chabrier

Chaminade

Chavez

Chen & He

Chen Yi

Clarke

Coates

Copland

Copland

Corelli

Corelli

Corelli

Corelli

Corelli

Corelli

Corelli

Corelli

Cowan, Claire Cowan, Claire

Cowdell, Alexander Cowdell, Alexander Cowdell, Alexander Cowdell, Alexander

Crusell, Bernhard

Dadson

Dag Wiren

de Falla

Debussy

Debussy

Debussy

Debussy

Dick, Benjamin

Dixon, Hugh

Dukas

Dukas

Durufle, M

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Dvorak

Elgar

Elgar

Elgar

Elgar

Elgar

Elgar

Elgar

Elgar

Elgar

Ellis, Robbie Farquhar, David Farquhar, David Farr, Gareth

Faure

Franck

Franck

Friedemann

Simple Symphony

Soirées Musicales Op.9

Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra

Violin Concerto No.1 in Gminor

Suite, arr. Gordon Jacob

"Dream" for 5 Violas

Songs of the Auvergne

Double Bass Concerto

Rhapsody Espana

Concertino for Flute & Orchestra

Toccata for Percussion Instruments

Butterly Lovers Violin Concerto

Golden Flute

Trumpet Voluntary

Knightsbridge March

Appalachian Spring

Fanfare for the Common Man

Concerto for Oboe, arr. Barbirolli

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.1

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.5

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.6

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.8 ("Christmas")

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.9

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.11

Trio Sonata for 2 Violins and Piano

Here at this quiet limit of the world

The Legend of the Trojan Bird

A Place of Quiet

Canzona for String Orchestra

Cressida

Persephone

Concerto for Clarinet in F minor

Drumwheel

Serenade for Strings

Three-Cornered Hat - Miller's and Final Dances

Clair de Lune (encore)

Golliwog's Cake Walk

Petite Suite

Prelude à l'après-midi d'un faune

Berceuse for Julie

Fanfare

Fanfare - La Péri

The Sorcerer's Apprentice

Ubi Caritas

Carnival Overture

Cello Concerto in Bminor

Scherzo Capriccioso

Slavonic Dance No.8

Slavonic Dances No.8 & 10

Suite in A for Orchestra "American"

Symphony No.5 in F

Symphony No.6 in D

Symphony No.7 in D minor

Symphony No.8 in G

Symphony No.9 ("From the New World”)

Te Deum

Wind Serenade

Cello Concerto in Bminor

Chanson de Matin

Cockaigne Overture

Enigma Variations

Introduction & Allegro for Strings

Serenade for Strings

Sospiri for String Orchestra with Piano

Three Bavarian Dances

Violin Concerto in B minor

In Meinem Letzen Leiden

Ring Round the Moon Ballet Suite

Harlequin Overture

Little Sea Gongs

Pavane

Symphonic Variations for Piano & Orch

1989

1992

2003

{1956, 1965/6, 1984, {2003, 2010, 2014

1954, 1963

2015

1994

1992

1995

2001

1991, 1992

2019 (x2)

2016

1994

1995

2018

2021

1950

1993, 2003

1994

1992

1980, 2000

1984, 1990

1996

1951

2004

2008

2023

2015

2020

2018

1978

1993

2003

1997

2004

1966

1974

1987

1994

1983 {1980, 1987, 1992, {1995, 2003

1987

2012

1980, 2014

1990, 1995

1982

1971

1967

2007

1985

1974, 1981, 1992

1977, 1997, 2023 {1970, 1982, 1994, {2007, 2022 [1972, 1984, 1991, [1995, 2006, 2015

2004

1994

1969, 1986, 1998

1995

1995 {1986, 1992, 2010, {2018

1980, 1994

1976, 1993, 2011

1957, 1988

1957

1982

2012

1991

2022

2015

{1955, 1974, 1977, {1987

1953, 1969, 1992

Gabrieli

Gabrieli

Symphony in D minor

Slavonic Rhapsody No.2

Canzona No 1 per Primi Toni for brass

Canzona No 2 per Septimi Toni for brass

1979, 1999

1949, 1950

2015, 2017

2017

Brahms

Brahms

Brahms

Tragic

Gallus, J

Gershwin

Gershwin

Gershwin

Ascendit Deus, arr. R Karadjov

Rhapsody in Blue

Summertime

An American in Paris

2012

1973

1995

2023

Gigout Glazunov

Glinka

Gossec Gounod

Grainger, Percy

Gregson

Grieg Grieg

Grieg

Guilmant Hamilton, David Hamilton, David Hamilton, David Hamilton, David Hamilton, David

Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel Handel Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel

Handel Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn

Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn

Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn Haydn

Hérold

Hindemith Hindemith

Hindemith

Hisaishi, Joe Hoadley, Ben

Hoffmeister

Holst Holst Holst

Horovitz

Horovitz

Humperdinck

Humperdinck

Ibert

Ibert

Ibert

Ireland

Jacob, Gordon Kabalevsky

Kabalevsky

Kabalevsky

Kalliwoda

Khachaturian

Khatchaturian

Kodaly

Lalo

Lalo

Larsson, Lars-Erik

Lebrun

Lehar

Lennon & McCartney

Lerner & Loewe

Grand Choeur Dialogué

Overture Solennelle

Ruslan & Ludmila Overture

Overture in D

Petite Symphonie for Winds

Mock Morris - Irish Tune from County Derry

Quintet for Brass

Funeral March

Peer Gynt Suite No.1

Piano Concerto in Aminor

Symphony No. 1 for Organ & Orchestra

Elysian Fields

Fanfare

Kaleidoscope Variations 2

Overture:1990

Well Done Mister Bach

Acis and Galatea - As when the dove

Acis and Galatea - Happy we!

Rinaldo - Lascia chi’o pianga

"The Faithful Shepherd" Suite, arr. Beecham

Alcina - Tornami a vagheggiar

Concerto Grosso Op.3 No.1

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.2

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.6

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.10

Concerto Grosso Op.6 No.12

Handel Suite, arr. Clarke

March from Sonata No.2

Music for "The Royal Fireworks"

Organ Concerto No.2

Organ Concerto No.9 in Bflat

Organ Concerto No.13

Sonata No.4 - Sarab., Minuet, Bouree & Gigue

Trio Sonata for 2 Violins and Piano

Water Music Suite

Arietta in Eflat

Divertimento for Wind Instruments

Minuet in D

Oboe Concerto (First Movt)

Rondo all'Ongarese

Symphony No.30 "Allelujah"

Symphony No.32 - Presto

Symphony No.73 ("La Chasse")

Symphony No.94 ("Surprise")

Symphony No.97

Symphony No.99

Symphony No.100 ('Military')

Symphony No.101 ("The Clock")

Symphony No.102

Symphony No.103 ("Drum Roll")

Symphony No.104 ("The London")

Theme from Sonata in G

Trumpet Concerto in Eflat

Zampa Overture

'Trauermusik' for Viola & Orchestra

Concerto for Horn

Klein Kammermusik for Winds

My Neighbour Totoro

Concerto for Bass & Orchestra

Viola Concerto in D

A Hampshire Suite, arr. Gordon Jacob

St Paul's Suite

The Planets

Music Hall Suite for Brass Quintet

Suite for Strings

Hansel & Gretel - Abends

Hansel

-

Li Huanzhi

Ligeti

Lilburn

Lilburn

Lilburn

Lloyd Weber

Mahler

Mahler

Mahler

Mandeno, Jonathan Mandeno, Jonathan Marquez

Mendelssohn Mendelssohn

Mendelssohn

Mendelssohn

Mendelssohn

Mendelssohn

Mendelssohn Mendelssohn

Mews, Douglas

Mews, Douglas

Milhaud

Milhaud

Mitchell, Reuben

Monti

Morricone, Ennio Morricone, Ennio

Mouquet

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mozart

Mussorgsky/Ravel

Mussorgsky/Ravel

Nalden

Nielsen

Nielsen

Orff

Chinese Spring Festival Overture

Concert Românesc

Aotearoa Overture

Festival Overture

Suite for Orchestra

Cats - selection

Kindertotenlieder

Symphony No.1 ('Titan')

Todtenfeier

Phantasmagoria

Typhon

Danzon No.2

'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Overture

"Ruy Blas" Overture

Concert Pieces for 2 Clarinets & Orchestra

Grant Us Thy Peace, Lord

Hebrides Overture (Fingal's Cave)

Piano Concerto No.1

Symphony No.3 ("The Scottish")

Violin Concerto in E minor

Fanfare for St Michael

Music for a Jubilant Silver Occasion

Concerto for Percussion and Small Orch,

Suite Provencal

Fanfare of Celebration

Czardas

Cinema Paradiso - Love Theme

The Mission - Nella Fantasia

La Flute de Pan

Andante for Flute & Orchestra in C

Arias: Figaro, Don Giovanni, The Magic Flute

Bassoon Concerto in Bflat, K.191

Clarinet Concerto in A K.622

Concert Aria K.538

Concerto for Flute & Harp K.599 - Andantino

Così fan tutte - Smanie implacabili

Cosi Fan Tutte Overture

Divertimento in Eflat - Minuet & Trio, Allegro

Divertimento in F, K.138

Divertimento No.1 in D K.136

Divertimento No.1 K.229 clarinets, arr Hopkins

Don Giovanni - Dalla sua pace

Don Giovanni - Il mio tesoro

Don Giovanni - La ci darem

Don Giovanni - selected arias

Don Giovanni - Vedrai, carino

Exsultate Jubilate K.165

Exsultate Jubilate - Alleluja

Flute Concerto No.1 in G K.313

Flute Concerto No.2 in D K.314

Horn Concerto No.4 in Eflat

Il Seraglio Overture

Magic Flute - Der Holle Rache

Magic Flute - Dies Bildnis

Magic Flute - O zittre Nicht, mein Lieben Sohn

Magic Flute Overture

Minuet No.2 K.461

Oboe Concerto in C K.314

Piano Concerto No.17 in G K.453

Piano Concerto No.22 in Eflat K.482

Piano Concerto No.23 in A minor

Sonata No.1 for Organ & Orchestra K.67

Sonata No.2 for Organ & Orchestra K.68

Sonata No.14 for Organ & Orchestra K.278

Symphony No.12 - Allegro

Symphony No.29 in A K201

Symphony No.31 ('Paris')

Symphony No.33 in Bflat K.319

Symphony No.35 ("The Haffner")

Symphony No.39

The Marriage of Figaro Overture

Theme from Piano Sonata in A

Violin Concerto in D - First Movement

Violin Concerto No.3 in G

Violin Concerto No.4 in D

Violin Concerto No.5 in A

Voi avete un cor fidele aria, K.217

Pictures at an Exhibition - Ballet..Chicken..Shells

Pictures at an Exhibition

Passacaglia, Fugue & Finale on well-known Theme

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Concerto for Violin & Orchestra

Flute Concerto

Carmina Burana

Pärt, Arvo

Pergolesi

Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten

Concertino No.5 for Strings & Harpsichord

1991

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2011

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Abbot, Rosalind

Adam, Gillian

Adams, Juliana Aida, Chisato Alcorn, Catherine Alexandra , Anna Allbury, Catherine Allbury, Michelle Allen, Leonard Allison, Mary Alloway, Jessica Alton, Kevin Ambrosius, Kathryn An, Sungju Anderson , Hilary Anderton, Philippa Angamulia, Andari Ansell, Gillian Ansell, Simon Appleby, Amy Atkinson, Lorraine Auchinvole, Elizabeth Ayton, Ashley Bacchus, Christopher Baggott, Roberta Baisnee, Valerie Baker, Sarah Ball, Deborah Balzat, Anni Barnhill, Desmond Barr, Margaret Bartlett, Alex Bartlett, Mark Baskett, Abbey Bayliss, Sharon Beer, Barbara Begg, Heather Beilby, Sarah Bennett, Lauren Bentley, Rachel Biggs, Tui Bird, Sophie Blackman, David Blatchford, Sylvia Blomfield, Peter Blows, Jennifer Blumenfield, Judi Bolton, Stanley Bond, Tara Bonetti, Anthony Boon, Tertia Borland, Brian

MEMBERSOFTHEORCHESTRA1948-2023

Burton, Ollie

Byun, Hae Jean Caddy, Bruce Caddy, Kristal

Calill, M

Campbell, Ian

Cannon, Robert

Caprez, Margrit Carr-Takhar, Deborah Carroll, Louise Carter, Gwyneth

Carter, James

Chan, Hamish Chan, Justin Chan, Kimberley Chan, Lily

Chan, Tristan Chang, Benji

Chang, Ericia

Chang, Johnny

Chang, Joshua Chang, Michelle Channon, Chris

Chen, Andrew

Chen, Anna

Chen, Ben

Chen, Daisy

Chen, Jenny Chen, Joseph Chen, Nancy

Chen, Richard Chen, Tony Yan Tong

Chen, Tsui-Wen Cheng , Jimmy Cheng, James Cheung, Samuel

Chiou, Daniel

Cho, Eun Ji

Choe, Claire

Choe, Kim

Choi, Nathan

Christiansen, Colette Christiansen, Eleanor

Christiansen, Georgina

Christiansen, Holly Christiansen, Kerry

Christie, Anna

Chuk, Justin

Chung, Reuben

Clews, Lawrence

Clift, Kenneth

Clouston, Pamela

Cochrane, Diana

Cochrane, Joanna

Coleman, Christine

Collins, Joyce

Collins, Merle

Commons, June

Connell, Heather

Connelly, Gillian

Cook, Ka Hee

Corby, Jocelyn

Cottle, Christine

Coutts, Jennifer

Coventry, James

Cox,

Davison, Andrew

Davy, Marian

de Beer, Lloyd

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Dibley, Julia

Dibley, Julia

Dickenson, Francis

Divane, Mary

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Doering, Magdalena

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Drake, Nicola

Driver, Barry

Druitt, Melissa

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Edwards, Amber

Ellingham-Hunt, Kate

Emirali, Jan

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Emson, Ronald

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Fausett, John Fennell, John Fennell, Liam

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Finn, Vera Firth, Muriel

Fisher, Brendon

Fisher, Jane Fletcher, Beryl Fletcher, Valma

Foley, Therese

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Forsyth, Janice

Foster, Antoinette

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Francis, Olivia

Franklin, Maryann

Fraser, Sheila

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Friedlander, Gerrard

Friedrich, Inga

Fukuoka, Hiroo

Fung, Dickson

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Gair, Frank

Galloway, Phillip

Gao, May

Gardiner, Louise

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Gash, Diana

Gasté, Louis

Gaston, Jeanette

Gatland, Alice

Geary, Alex

Giles, Amelia

Gillies, Christopher

Gillion, Melissa

Gilmore, Mary

Godfrey, Belinda

Golding, Miles

Gopal, Malavika

Gordon, Catriona

Gordon, Francis

Gordon, Stephanie Graumann, Marianne Gray,

VIOLIN

Green, Fiona

Greenfield, Jasmine

Greenwood, Michelle

Gregory, Sarah

Grey, Geraldine

Gribble, Catherine

Griffin, Winifred

Griffiths, Aleena

Griffiths, Helena

Griffiths, Louisa

Griffiths, Wendy Groenstein, Elizabeth Groenstein, Marianne

Gruebner, Kim

Guan, Judy

Guan, Kevin

Guild, Michael

Gulley, Anne

Gust, Judith Haines, Tim

Hall, Alan

Hall, Elroy

Hamp, Geoff

Han, Lynn

Han, Rachel

Han, Sung Min

Hannaford, Patricia

Hansen, Leif Harris, Jill

Harris, Rosemary

Harrison, Annabel

Harrison, Joanna

Harrop, David

Harrop, Joe Hart, Sarah

Harvey, John

Havelock, Demelza

Haves, Beth

Hayes, Patrick Heald, Anna

Healy, Isabella

Heath, Christopher Henderson, Anna Henderson, Margaret

Hendl, Jonathan

Hendry, Barbara Herd, Maeve

Herlihy-O’Brien, Zosia

Higgs, Susanjane

Hill, Alan

Hill, David

Hillyer, Giselle Hindle, Leslie Hindley, Pearl Hindmarsh, Elizabeth

Jackson, David

Jacobs, Lynn

Ji, Nancy

Jiang, Romy

John, Gareth

Johnson, Maria

Jones, Clarice

Judd, Stephen

Jun, Sung-Min

Jung, Eun Ha

Kalinofski, Angela Kam, Linda Kamimura, Emily Kamimura, Kenji Kania, Andrew

Kanke, Kazuko

Kasza, Dennis

Katsukawa, Hazuki

Kay, Andrew

Keasing, Marie

Keestra, Sally

Kelly, Andrew Kern, Valeria

Kerridge, Mary

Keyte, Olwyn

Kim, Ara

Kim, Emily

Kim, Ji-Hyun

Kim, Lisa Eui-Yeon

Kim, Na-Rae

Kim, Suji

Kim, Sun-Ho

Kim, Tae Hyouk

Kim, Yosub

King, Liz

Kingdon, Margaret

Kingsley-Smith, Daphne

Kirk, Joshua

Kirker, Josephine

Kirker, Maureen

Kitsen, Eloise Knaggs, David Knauf, Mary

Knight, Eric

Knill, Roy

Kokich, Jan

Kong, Angela

Krimm, Elizabeth

Kung, Melanie

Kung, Sabrina

Kwok, Danny

Kwon, In-Kyung

LaHaye, Michael

Lai, Sophia

Lamont-Bowden, Archie

Lang, Ruth

Lardner, Anne

Larsen, Bernard

Laurie, Michael

Law, Sui Dea

Lawler, Gabrielle

Lawn, Thomas

Le Bherz, Michael

Le Fevre, James

Leddra, Jillian

Lee, Anne

Lee, Chang Min

Lee, Dannielle

Lee, Hannah

Lee, Hayley

Lee,

Liang, Lilly

Liao, Angela

Liggins, Jackie

Lightfoot, Jessica

Lim, Jennifer

Lim, Jessica

Lin, Bryan

Lin, Eric

Lin, Harris

Lin, Jenny

Lin, Sheena

Litchfield, Chloë

Litherland, Maree

Liu, Elvina

Liu, Jerry

Liu, Li

Liu, Lucille

Liu, Shirley

Lorenzo, Erin

Lovett, Inness

Lowe, Philippa

Lowe, Pip

Lu, Isabel

Lui, Jenny

Lun, Felix

Luo, Michael

Luo, Reagan

Luo, Wenjing

Lynch, Aimee

Ma, Emma

Ma, Wenrui

MacCormick, John

MacDonald, Emily

Macedo, Paula

MacKay, Joanne

MacKenzie, Donald

Macrae, Kazui

Main, Meryl

Malone, Colleen

Mangan, Isobel

Manowitz, Natasha

Margan, Cecile

Marshall, Helen

Marsich, Anne

Martin, Isabel

Martin, Joy

Maslen-Miller, Amy

Masson, Ellen Matulovic, Paul Maud, Rosalind

May, Kauri

Mayes, Katie

McCarthy, Julia

McConchie, Robert McCracken, Sarah

McCrae, Basil

McDonald, Lyndsay

McFarlane, Elizabeth

McFarlane, Leith

McFeat, Max

McGavick, Heather

McGough, Pamela

McGregor, Valerie

McIntosh, Theo

McKenzie, Kayla

McLean, Deborah

McLean, Frances

McLean, Helen

McLellan, Simon

McManus, Jennifer

McNaughton, Harry

McNeil, Roger

McNeill, David

McPheat, Fiona

McShane, Alannah

Meager, Jacqueline

Meijers,

Menon,

Menzies,

Metherell,

Meyer,

Mills,

VIOLIN

Morgan, Jacqueline

Morris, Joy

Morton, June

Mountjoy, Barbara

Muir, Averille

Muller, Isabel

Munro, Bernice Munro, Margaret Munro, Neville

Murakami, Yuichiro Murakami, Yuri Murray, Ainsley

Murray, Amy

Myers, Bridget

Na, John

Na, Mikael

Nalden, David Nalden, Rosemary Nam, Aaron

Nash, Gemma

Nathan, Joanne Neighbour, Raewyn Neilson, Meredith Nelmes , Gwyneth

Neumann, Eva Newband, Arwen

Newcomb, Raewyn Newhook, Catherine

Newman, Richard Newnham, Jocelyn

Ng, Brian

Ng, Erike

Ng, Niki

Nicholas, Mark Nicholson, Sybil Nicol, Joy Nicol, Virginia

Nie, Grace Nigbor, Kristyn Niu, Sandy

Nixon, Melinda

Noble, Fiona Noble, Marguerite Norrie, Muriel

Norton, Karla O'Leary, John O’Rourke, Annabel

Ocdao, Charmagne Ollivier, Katie Ong, Ray

Opassathavorn, Akarin Oremland, Mark Orlovski, Igor Ormerod, Andrew

Ou, Judy

Palmer, Alan Palmer, David Pan, Luke

Panting, Richard

Papal'I Curtin, Virginia Park, Jason

Park, Sharon

Pascoe, Jane

Patchett, Elizabeth

Paull, Richard

Peace, Jennifer

Peace, Rita

Peak, Brian

Peak, Rowan

Peart, Helen

Peddie, Hamish

Penman, Fiona

Petheran,

Putt, Anna

Puttick, Caragh Qiang, Martin

Qin, Alan

Quinn, Jill

Rakena, Te Oti Ralls, June

Rasmussen, Anne Raudkivi, Paavo

Rawlings, Christine

Read (Vickery), Amber

Reid, Helen Richmond, Helen

Riemeier, Vera

Robb, Adrian

Robbins, Tony

Robinson, Andrew

Robinson, Lynn

Rogers, Deidre

Roggen, Pascal

Roggen, Simone Romano, Carolina

Romano, Santiago

Romano, Sebastian

Ross, Adam

Ross, Avena

Rout, Milly

Rowe, Martin

Rubie, Edith Rudd, Audrey Rushbrook, Rosemary Russell, Edris

Russell, Elizabeth Russell, Vergetta

Ryan, Nellie Ryter, Heidi

Saga, Nanae

Salamonsen, Anna

Salter, Janice

Sandall, Philippa

Sang, Joanna

Sayers, Victoria

Scandan, Thomas

Scarborough, Anthony

Schmidt, Roger

Schneider, Marco

Seagar, John

Seo, Ji-Won

Sergeant, Glynn

Sewell, Andrew

Shang, Shirley

Shanks, Amy

Shapkin, Vasiliy

Shapkin, Vladimir

Sharp, Susan

Shaw, Jessica

Shaw, Nicola

Shelton, Robert

Sheng, Tina

Sheppard, Philip

Sherratt, Emma

Shiu, Athena

Shiu, Pui Hei Athena

Short, Margaret

Siddle, June

Siew, Kelly

Simm, Andrea

Sinclair, Nancy

Sinnott, Sinead

Smaill, Anna

Smallfield, Julia

Smith, Carolyn

Smith, Ginette

Smith, Gordon

Smith, Kate

Smith,

Smyth,

Somervaille,

Song,

Sorensen,

Speedy,

Spencer,

Spitz,

Squire, Gregory

Standring, Sarah

Stanley, Cameron

Stansfield, Barry

Steel, Fiona

Steel, Penny

Steenstra, Irena

Stevens, Dianne

Stevens, Lynton

Steward, Derek

Steward, Sally

Stewart, Sonia

Stichbury, Catherine

Stokes, Anne

Stolte, Albertien

Stoope, Louise

Stott, Ann

Stout, Jennifer

Strand, Bridget

Strange, Robyn

Strather, Michael

Stroud, Sadie

Su, Ailis

Suh, Angela

Sullivan, Frances

Swedlund, Michael

Swedlund, Sally

Tackle, Jocelyn

Taliata, Francis

Tan, Benjamin

Tang, Genevieve

Tate, Colleen

Taylor, Alex

Taylor, Alison

Taylor, Josephine

Taylor, Kevin

Te Rito, Katrina

Teesdale, Beverley

Thomas, Gail

Thompson, Damon

Thompson, Siobhanne

Thompson, Sydney

Thomson, John

Thornley, Andrew

Tian, Gloria

Tie, Simon

Ting, Jack

Tiong, Amy

Tippett, Raewyn

Tongs, Sharon

Toomer, John

Townend, Hugh

Townend, William

Tran, Michael

Treadwell, Helena G

Truppman-Lattie, Dylan

Trussell-Cullen, Marcel

Trussell-Cullen, Rene

Tsai, Bruce

Tsai, Lisa

Tsai, Michael

Tsoi, Nicole

Turner, Elizabeth

Turner, Zac

Utting, Craig

Utting, Tanya

van Ameringen, Marcus

van Ballegooy, Annelise

Vazey, Mar

Violin, Second

Vitola, Anda

Voss, Maurice

Wackrow, Claire

Waiariki, Mana

Walker, Adrienne

Walker, Ellen

Walker, Judith

Walker, Marianne

Wallbridge, John

Wan, Rebecca

Wang, Jenny

Wang, Steve

Wang, Woojin

Ward, Lynley

VIOLIN

Watkins, Christine

Watkins, Lyndsay

Watt, John

Waugh, June

Wedde, Peter

Wei, Kevin

Wells, Jessica

West, Jade

Weston, Rachel Whitburn, Ngaire

White, Christian White, Margaret Whiting, Rachel Whitlock, Brian Whittaker, John Wigram, Sofie Wilkins, Jessica Wilkinson, Margaret Wilks, John

Willets, Edwin Williams, Craig Williams, Gwyneth Williams, Heather Williams, Howard Williamson, Anne Williamson, Elizabeth Williamson, Georgiana Williamson, John Williamson, Linda Wilson, Frances Wilson, Katherine

Wise, Julia

Withers, Helen Wittchow, Sophia

Witten-Hannah, Sofia Witton, Gillian Wolfaardt, Shimone

Wong, Annalise

Wong, Denise Wong, Joyce Wong, See Wood, Celia Wood, Georgina Wood, James Wu, Albert Wu, Jim

Wu, Nelson Xiao, Angeline

Xin, Dylan

Xu, Walter Yang, Jasper Yang, Jimmy Yang, John

Yang, Maggie Yates, Bethany Yates, Tabitha

Ye, Eason

Yeh, Fiona Yeh, Lily Yeung, Jason

Yi, Weihong

Yoo, Jae Gon Yoo, Ji Reh Yoon, Carol York, Valerie

Youn, Christina Yu, Anne

Yu, Chloe

Yu, Matthew Yuan, Ben Chen

Yung-Yoon, Carol Sea

Zhai, Tony Zhang, Anthony Zhang, Ray Zhang, Sudi Zhang, Tina Zhao, Tony Zheng, Sheryl Zhu, Lydia Zhu, Olivia Zhuyan, Leonardo

VIOLA

Adams-Close, Arthur

Algie, Elizabeth

Ali-Champion, Zahira Amoore, Tal An, Rachel Anderson, Fraser Anderson, Jessie Arcus, Douglas Atkinson, Clarence Atkinson, Gillian Atkinson, Katie Baay, Lorna Ball, Fiona Bamkin, Khia Bayliss, Elizabeth Beal, Leonie

Bedggood, Douglas

Bennett, Mark Bierre, Susan

Bird, Justin Blackie, Suzanne Bloksberg, Elena Bold, Anna

Boniface, Simone

Boyes, Ngaire

Bramley, Margaret Brown, Michael Bulmer, Alice

Buxton, Jane

Cammell, Jennifer Carter, Valerie

Caughey, Helen Chave, Jennifer Chen, Jennifer Clark, Patricia Clemson, Gary Coleman, Melody Cone, Hannah

Cox, Stephanie Crockett, Anne Cuncannon, Michael Daveney, Valerie Depledge, Stephen Diamond, Shirley Dobree, Susan

Dolphin, Nualla

Donaldson, John

Dougherty, Catherine

Douglas, Anna

Draffin, Anne

Drake, Warren

Duff, Mary

Dunford, Heather

Edgar, Mei Fong

Emslie, Sharyn

Ferwerda, Irene

Fetherston, Charlotte

Fetherstone, Emma Fisher, Brendon

Fitzpatrick, Stephanie

Fong, Francesca Forsyth, Anne-Marie

Fowler, Lyndsey

Gardiner, Wendy

Garvin, Jocelyn

Gibson, Andrew

Gill, Malcolm

Goodall, Judith Goode, Justine

Grimwood, Rachel

Gu, Wenting

Gust, Judith

Ha, Alistair

Hall, Lois

Hanson, Elizabeth

Harbour, Joanna

Harrington, Robyn Jane

Harris, Linda

Harrop, Barbara

Haughey, Frances

Hay, Barbara

Henderson, Anne

Hennings,

Higgs, Vivien

Hill, Catherine

Hoare,

Hodgkinson, Anna

Huang, Annie

Huang, Pearl

Hughes, Mfanwy

Hui, Adrian

Hutsell, Kevin

Jecks, Patricia

Ji, Elise

Jiang, Peter

Jones, Chloe

Jones, Judith

Kaiawe, Isaiah

Keir, Jann

Kelly-Hulse, Jake

Khan, Dave

Kim, Daniel

Kim, Irene

King, Deborah

Kirk, Helen

Kirk, Rachel

Kokich, Jan

Kot, Lucja

Lam, Grace

Lardner, Anne

Lawn, Geoffrey

Leary, Rose

Lee, Eins

Leehan, Grace

Leenman, Anya

Legge, Ken

Lennard, David

Letcher, Rosalind

Lethbridge, Robyn

Li, Ye

Liefting, Janene

Lin, Bryan

Lin, Crystal

Lin, Jasper Anika Ong

Litherland, Tania

Lu, Emily

Ma, Dalton

Macauley, Rebecca

48,49,50 89

48,49, 50, 51, 52 71

04,05 19,20

52,53, 54,55, 56,57 66,67

74,75,76

59,60,61

03,04 80

95,96,97

64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72 60,61,62 10

01,04,05 {06,07,08,09,10, {11,12,13,14,15 73 23

{89,90,91,92,93,94,95,96, {97,98,99,03 05,06,07,08 08

85,86,87 57,58,59,60 81,82,84 57,58,59,60,61,62 52,53,54,55,56 82,83,84,88 09,10,11,13,14, 18, 89,90,91,92,93,07,08 23

65,66,67,68,70,71 69,70,71,72 88,90 72,73

76,77,78,79 59,60,61,62,63

MacDonald, Alexander

MacDonald, Mary

Macken, Avis

MacKenzie, Layla

Malikova, Pavlina

Malone, Colleen

Marks, Charles

Mathieson, Amy

Matthews, Susan

Mawhinney, Malcolm

McCormick, Marcella

McFarlane, Alexander

McGill, Louise

McPheat, Fiona

Mews, Douglas

Miller, Bhaady

Mitchell, Judith

Mitchell, Rosemary

Mitchell, Rueben

Mobberley, Andra

Moller, Louise

Mountford, Helen

Murray, Ainsley

Newman, Helen

Newman, Nicholas

Newton, Louis

Nichol, Heather

Nicholls, Ngaire

Nieuwardt, Natalie

Norman, Caroline

O'Ryan, Megan

Oemcke, Jamie

Ogawa-Bracey, Sena

Oh, Esther

Oh, Jodie

Palmer, Neil

Papal'I Curtin, Alistair

Park, Julie

Paton, Katherine

Pausler, Sandra

Pearson, Elizabeth

Peng,

VIOLA

Rathbun, Sarah

Reid, Henrietta

Robinson, Warwick

Ross, Avena

Ross, Kate

Ross, Nicola

Ryoo, Yohan

Salzmann, Clara

Santos, Jaever Saunders, Jolyon Sevi, L

Sharples, Katrina

Sheng, Jeremy Sheppard, Marion

Shilova, Veronica

Short, Annabel

Skinner, Margaret Sparke, Alyson

Spill, Nick

Steel, Penny

Stewart, Tiina

Stolte, Albertien

Stoupe, Nicole Susanto, Eyka

Suttor, Matthew

Swedlund, Sally Talmage, Alison

Tam, Vanessa

Taylor, Hannah ter Borg, Matthew

Theyer, Heloise Townend, Hugh Townend, Stephanie

Tsao, Dora

Tulloch, Marion

Turbott, Andrew

Utting, Craig van Ameringen, Samuel van Leuven, Stephanie van Waardenberg, Gerald

von Bernus, Rebekka

Wang, Megan Ward, Diane

Watson-Smith, Hazel Wedde, Susan Westrupp, Janine

White, Barbara Wiggins, Warren Williams, Frances

Wilson, David Withers, Patricia Wong, Eddie

Woodward, Gertrude

Woodward, Lucy Wu, Elisa Wu, Logan Xu, Joy Yanagishima, Taiki Young, Tim

Yu, Anne

Zhang, Edward Zhang, Evelyn Zhang, Tony Zwartz, Eve

CELLO

Ai, Daniel

Aislabie, Shona Allen, Vicka

Alloway, Anna-Marie Andrews, Ivan Appleby, Joy Arai-Swale, Alexander Araki, Natsushi Ashby, Joyce

Atkinson,

CELLO Black, Peter Bollard, Bryce Bourke, Maika Boyd, Ellie Bramley, Mary Brand, Nataliya Brassell, Yvonne Brookes, Charles Brown, Ashley Brown, Gregor Brown, Sally-Anne Brown, Susan Bullen-Smith, Lila Burns, Eleanor Burnstein, Donald Bustenera, Bleau Bycroft, Sharon Cawley, Rana Chan, Ashley Chataline, Ilya Chau, Harrison Chen, Max Chen, Nathan Chen, Vincent Chester, Robyn Choe, Catherine Choi, David Choi, Grace Choi, Yun-Young Chou, Jadzia Christie, Inge Chua, Realle Clare, Margaret Claridge, David Clark, Sarah Cole, Anne Coming, Judith Coop, Graham

Cooper, Georgina Cowan, Claire Crist, Judith Cummins, Lynne Davis, Robert Dean, Patricia Denham, Margaret Diprose, Margaret Dixon, Wendy Drage, Robert Eden, Michael Edwards, Elizabeth Ellis, Sera Elston, Maureen Fairburn, Gian Faire, Marie Fan, Lydia Ferwerda, John Foley, Mina Forrest, Dennis Fraser, Raymond Fulbrook, Hollie Gadsbey, Allison Gadsbey, Suzanne Gair, Frank Gardiner, Thomas Giblin, Ellen Giles, Emily Godfrey, Patricia Granwal, Imogen Green, Dora Griffiths, Martin Griffiths, Michelle Guimm, Susan Gummer, Graham Gummer, Heather Hale, Bradley Hames, Martin Harris, Gillian Harris, Josephine Hartono, Jesbery Hayden, Robin Hayward, David Heath, Geoffrey Hebley, Katherine Henderson, Gemma Henderson, John

Hendl, Rebecca

Herlihy-O'Brien,

Hill, Mark

Sidney

Hillyer, Nicky

Ho, Marcus

Hoffmann, Louise

Holding, Fiona

Holmes, Rae

Hope, John

Hopkins, Virginia

Huang, Cindy

Hui, Justine

Hung, Sharon

Hunt, Anne

Hunt, Victoria

Hurley, Tara

Isbister, Joanne

Jacobs, Katie

James, Rosemary

Jamieson, Nicole

Janes, Rowena

Jee, Yoon-Bee

Johnson, Marion

Kan, Season

Kangsathien, Michka

Kenny, George

Khan, Jennie

Killip, Tanya Kingdon, Barbara

Kirk, Cecilia Kleinmans, Anna Knaggs, Graham

Knight, Sally Knowles, Rosemary

Lambert, Alleyne

Lawrance, Sarah

Lawrence, Joan

Leak, Norman

Lee, Amie

Lee, Esther

Lee, Hayon

Lee, Paul

Lee, Sarah

Levy, Yotam

Liang, Eric

Lin, Ben

Lin, Brendon

Litherland, Steven

Lowe, Jocosa Lynch, Madeleine

Ma, Jaydon Mackay, Samuel

MacLean, Melanie Matthews, Genevieve Mayes, Fiona Mayes, Joanna McCracken, Andrea

McIntosh, Ella McKenzie, Annette McLellan, Rachel McPherson, Alex McSweeney, Lucy

Meijers, Annemarie

Milne, Elisabeth

Min, Jihae

Mitchell, Lynda

Mitchell, Paul Mosley, Eleanor Mundy, Andrea

Naden, Liam Nation, Ben

Newhook, Denis

Ng, Daniel

Ng, Justin

Ni, Wendy Nicholson, Nancye

Niu, Nicole Ogle, Ursula Ok, Ji-Sao

Ollivier, Helen Oremland,

Palmer, Christopher

Palmer, Michael

Parsons, Emma

Pavlenko, Masha Paykel, Barbara

Peace, Joan

Peak, Alan

Pelham, Noreen

Pierard, Phoebe Pierard, Rachel Pierard, Tom Pilcher, Margaret

Piper, Benjamin Platt, Julie

Prendergast, Julie

Qiu, Phoebe

Randall, Edward Rawlings, Shelly

Richardson, Diana Riegel, Amelie

Ryan, Marie

Sage, Rosamond

Scott, Imogene Seagrave, Kathryn Seccombe, Pamela Service, David

Shao, Jifei

Sharp, David

Sharpe, Susan

Sheath, Stephen

Shen, Victoria Sheppard, Mark

Shin, Anthony

Shum, Davina

Simich, Joanne

Siu, Jacky

Small, Rhys Smith, Bronwyn Smith, Isabelle

Smythe, Alan Snelling, Rachel Song, Hyo Reep

Souster, Graham Stanners, Vicki Stansfield, Briar Steel, Stuart

Stewart, Heather Stichbury, Rebecca Stokes, David

Stuart, Cameron

Stubbs, Siobhan

Suh, Clara

Swedlund, Ian Swedlund, Peter Tai, Tsun Hei

Tate, Joan

Taylor, Graham

The, Ashley

Theobald, Natarani Thompson, Kathryn Thomson, Marion Titheridge, Margaret Tolsma, Femke

Trussell-Cullen, Galitzine

Tsoi, Brendon

Tung, Jenny Turbott, Harry van Houtte, Paul Vernon, Deborah Verran, Patricia Wang, Anny Wang, Tim

Wang,

Wolff-Wigley, Sophie

Wu, Eva

Wu, Gabrielle

Wylie, Susan

Xu, Claire

Xu, Tracy

Yates, Amy

Yoon, Francis

Young, Emily

Young, Fleur

Young, Jane

Zhou, Christine

DOUBLE BASS

Agatsuma, Hana

Allen, Peter

Andjelic Andzakovic, Darija

Anstead, Susan

Anstice, David

Arai-Swale, Alexander

Bailey, Kenny

Begg, Heather

Botica, Peter

Bousfield, Delwyn

Boyle, Dianne Brown, Estelle

Brown, Robbie Brownlee, Philip Buchanan, Jessica Burnip, Grant

Butler, Lois

Capper, Lesley

Carr, Miriam

Carter, Neville

Carter, William

Casey, Li Mei (Caitlin)

Cave, Matthew

Challinor, Murray

Chen, Naisi

Chih, Wendy

Cryer, Max

Cullen, Susan

Daval Santos, Allyson

de Vere, Elizabeth

Dean, Simon

Dewar, Adam

Dowdle, Bruce

Doyle, Harry

Ellis, Robbie

Ellwood, Harry

Engle, Thorsten

Faigan, Nigel

Farquhar, Jill

Fieldes, Matthew

Fong, Harley

Francken, Nico

Gianni, Christian

Goudie, Laura

Grover, Helen

Groves, Lindsay

Hafoka, Basil

Hall, Thomas

DOUBLE BASS

Mace, Ken Male, Mary Matson, Anna McCoy, Adam McKenzie, Judith McLachlan, Neil McLean, Kirsty Meltzer, Miriam Millar, Joan Miller, Oliver Moon, John Murray, Donald Ndebele, Zazi Neilson, Glenda Olson, Graeme Peace, Ken Perkin, John Pether, Robert Pidgeon, Janiece Potter, Robert Radford, Lachlan Rayner, Susan Reynolds, Julia Ritchie, Sophia Rush, William Sattler, Warren Saunders, Zane Scholes, Eric Scholes, Harrison Secor, Kirsten Shacklock, Timothy Shaw, Diana Simpson, Barbara Smith, Stephanie Souster, Raewyn Spalter, Oliver Stentiford, Murray Stevens, Karen Stocks, Philip Talamaivao, Kahnyell Taylor, Joshua Taylor, Vincent Thomas, Clare Travers, Samuel Tremlett, Dean Uljée, Nick Ullenberg, Simon

Utting, Steven Venables, Rachel Verster , Alex Wallbank, Jaksone Warner, Leigh Watson, Theo

Watt, Peter Wilks, Andrew Wills, Brian Withy, Stephen Wu, Jessie

FLUTE / PICCOLO

Adlam, Julia

Anderson, Gerald

Anderson, Robert Bartlett, Ann Beatson, Paul Becker, Sheryn Bisquera, Mikee (Michelangelo) Blackman, John

Bolton, Joel

Bristow, Justine

Bunby, Patricia

Chang, Christine

Chen, Alina

Chen, Jill

Cooper, Anna

Craig, Rose

Cunningham, Ian

Dale, Mette

de Roos, Pauline

Dellimore, Linda

Dench, Samantha

Ding, Eva

Druitt, Carolyn Evans, Jonathan

Farrell, Elizabeth

Fauchelle, Elizabeth

Fepuleai, Nathan

Fieldes, Andrea

Gallaher, Wally

Gatland, Grace

Gilmour, Oliver

Goodfellow, Anthea

Greenwood, Alastair

Grimwood, Rebecca Hamilton, Paula-Jane Harmath, Agnes

Harper, Leanne

Hay, Sarah

Hegan, Isobel

Hill, Barbara

Hirst, Elizabeth

Hoffmann, Peter

Hoffmann, Veronica

Hollins, Amanda

Hong, Annie

Huang, Claire

Hunter, Esther Jenkins, Tim Jeung, Joy

Johnstone, Katherine

Jorgenson, Susan

Kellie, Christine

Kelly-Costello, Aíne Kember, Olivia

King, Philippa

Knox, Rachael

Lamens, Miranda

Lin, Linda

Littlewood, Donna Logie, Ian

Lu, Tianyi

Mackie, Douglas Mandeno, Jenni Martin, Mary

Maud, Deborah

McBeth, Sandra

McFarlane, Megan

McLellan Sarah

Mildon, Kenneth Miller, Gina Nelson, Molly

Nield, Rae

Paul, Briar

Peak, Roger

Peters, Natalia

Poole, Eldrid Reynolds, Leon Robertson, David

Roper, Susan Savage, Ondine

Shore, Wilfred

Silvester, John

Spencer, Katie Stewart, Fiona

Still, Alexa

Suh, Hye Won

Sullivan, Micah Thomson, Mary-Kate

Timmins, Jennifer

Tunnicliffe-Glass, Ella van Boheeman, Ingrid Walker, Jo Walker, Nikki Walton, Sally Webster, Jacob White, Sasha

Willimotte, Michael

Willis, Ailsa

Wilson, Adrienne

OBOE / COR ANGLAIS

Bissett, Helen

Black, Philippa

Blaschke, Paul

Blount, Simon

Bray, Jonathan Brickell, Andrea

Churchill, Victoria Clark, Cherry

Corban, Michael

Cunningham, Amanda Davies, Lucy Gibbons, Rainer

Graham, Jillian

Grant, Eddie

Grant, Emily

Guo, George Haddock, Tanya Hanlon, Felicity Harvey, Simon Hay, Diana Henderson, Jo Hillyer, Minette Hoffman, Sophie Holbrook, Eugenie Hur, Matilda

Hutchinson, Thomas

Jackson, Stanley

Johnson, Jenny

Jung, Diane

Kelly, Victoria

Lee, Jin

Lewis, Elizabeth Lithgow, Stuart

Lord, David

Lovatt, Annabel

Martin, Eric

McGowan, Vanessa

McKeich, Susan

Merry, Mike

Ng, Zhen

Niu, Jesse

O'Ryan, Matthew

Ou, Peter

Ouchi, Akari

Parslow, Virginia

Peak, Alison

Pickmere, Edward Poppelwell, Niki

Price, Gemma

Pye, Margaret Rackham, Madeline Recordon, Julia Rudd, Noah Scott, Calvin Seagrave, Hilary Simpson, Heather Simpson, Warwick

Smith, Donald Spraggon, Natalie

Stead, Ngaire

Stevenson, Ian

Still, Victoria

Sutton, Carolyn

Taylor, Kevin

Towsey, Michael

Treneman,

Vernon,

Vincent, Alex

Waters,

Webster, Josh

Whittaker, David

Williams,

Withy,

Wong,

Wu,

Yip,

Adlam,

Allan, Douglas

Audain,

CLARINET/BASS CLARINET

Byng, June

Carlson, Brent

Chen, Vivian

Daniell, James

Daverne, Gary

Davies, Teresa

Delves, Michael

Donnelly, Matthew

Drage, Edward

Eady, John

Eichelbaum, Alex

Fleming, William

Freeman, Bruce

Gao, Wayne

Godfrey, Rachel

Goldwater, Michael

Green, Stephanie

Hardy, Mark

Harris, Natalie

Harvey, Sue

Havelock, Kirk

Hay, Angela

Hilliar, Carol

Hopkins, Ashley

Houghton, Bruce

Humphries, Peter

Jang, John

Jones, Wendy-Llyn

Kennerley, Stoven

Keppel, Kenny

Kingdon, Dale

Kirk, Lorna

Kong, Kiara

Lewis, Aubrey

Lim, Cyril

Liston, Emily

Littlejohn, Olivia

Lovatt, Heidi

Lui, Clara

Mansill, Jean

Martin, Alex

Matthews, Ruth

May, Nicola

Mayson, Gregory

McGregor, Anna

McGregor, David

Meade, Rowan

Mori, Don

Musson, Murray

Newisk, Dale

Nicholls, Donald

Ogilvie, Simon

Orange, Annemarie

Palmer, Juliet

Park, Kevin

Pathumanithy, Gautam

Pearson, Helen

Penman, Meg

Quinn, Roderick

Radich, Michael

Recordon, Sebastian

Robinson, Warwick Ruddy, Anne

Schofield, Finn

Scholes, Peter

Sheiff, Sarah

Shen, Jay

Sherry, Colin

Sinclair, Ronald

Sloan, Jack

Smaill, Esther

Smith, Dallas

Smith, David

Spragg, Christopher

Spurdle, Andrea

Storey, Mark

Sullivan, Marlon

Taylor, Grahame

Titchener, Judith

Tomlinson, Shirley

Tsai, Cathy

Uren, Andrew

Vincent, Alex

Waipara, Tama

Wallace, Rachel

CLARINET/BASS CLARINET

Walton, Nicola

Ward, Peter Webster, Tony White, Joshua Wilkie, Megan Winstanly, Philip

Wyatt, Margaret Wydenbach, Graham Yang, Reynold Young, David Young, Graeme

SAXOPHONE

Cheng, Bill Peng Endo, Sora

Frazer, Tessa Harries, Max Johnston, Tomomi Leahy, Matthew Mazzaschi, Emma Sinclair, Ben Swanepoel, Christiaan Teh, Zyia-Li Truppmann, Asher

BASSOON/CONTRABASSOON

Ai, Albee

Blaschke, Paul Bowman, Carol Bradley, Amanda Brinkman, Ruth Cammell, Terry Campbell, Meredith

Chan, Alexandra Chow, Sally Church, Ian Coleman, Bruce Dunlop, Max Dunn, Monica Edwards, John Fifield, Ruth Fong, Dilys

Goldstone, Katie Granwal, Ron Grimes, Arthur Guan, Rachel Hafner, Christoph Harris, Fleur Harvey, Warwick

Hemmingsen, Colin Hickton, Ruth Huang, Daniel La Roche, Maria

Lau, Jonathan Lawes, Elliot Lee, Paul Leong, Sue Lynn Li, Sarah Lynd, Bridget Mackie, Melbon

Mara, Louise McEwan, Mark McNeill, Lorinda McPherson, Georgina Middleton, Julie Morris, Catherine Morton, Clare Musson, Peter Naden, Charlotte Neary, Catherine Nelson, Kate O'Brien, Ben

BASSOON/CONTRABASSOON

Shi, Ricky

Skinner, Gordon Spragg, Christopher Stott, Ruth

Thompson, Jeremy Twomey, Hannah Wallbridge, Ian Wang, Carol

Webster, Joseph Weeks, Robert Yong, Amanda

FRENCH HORN

Austin, Anita Bartley, Bryce Bayliss, Graham Bingham, Ellen Browne, Kevin Bulmer, Kenneth Calkin, Ann Campbell, Fiona Cheah, John Chessum, Bill Chester, Tom Childs, Rachel Clark, Heather Clement, Alastair Close, Henry Coi, Aldon Collier, Callum Craig, Katherine Debenham, Andrea Dewerse, Mereem

Dittrich, Lilla Dixon, Michael

Dunlop, Fergus Eastbrook, Melissa Edwards, Jennifer Fisher, John

Fitzgerald, Therese Foster, David

Fuge, Bernadette

Glazier, Max

Goodman, Hugh Gravatt, Breon Gray, Rebekah

Green, Nicola

Grimwood, Michael Grove, Frank Hall, Rangimakehu Hanvey, Maurice Harris, Melanie Hill, Douglas Hill, Gregory Hong, Sung-Soo Hsu, Jennifer Irving, Tessa Jacobsen, Edgar Jones, Caroline Kay, David

Kim, Da Hae

Kim, Ming Jun

Knight, Dennis

Lardner, Richard

Lin, Luke

Liu, Cindy

McCallum, Gregory

McGlashen, Don

Mcintosh, Kent

Millington, Richard

Mindel,

Moon,

Mountjoy,

Munden,

Nada, Moe

Neil, Forbes

Nicholson, Paul

FRENCH HORN

Pearce, Justin

Perry, Stewart Phillips, Derek

Priestley, Allan

Reid, Vivien

Riley, Ella Rimmer, John

Robb, Kirsty Robinson (Salisbury), Miriam

Robinson, Fiona Simpson, Cheryl Sinnadury, Shehara

Smale, David

Smith, Dennis Sparke, Alyson

Spring, Jacqueline

Stentiford, Graham

Struck, Jamie

Suzuki, Daiki Swanson, Henry

{52,53,54,55, {56,57,62,63,64

22,23 06,07,08,09,10,12,13 76,77 21,22,23 13 86,87,88

84,85,86,87 ,88,89,90,91 06 {75,76,77,78,79, {80,81,82,83,84,85 83

17,18,19,20,21 87,88,89,90 89,90,91,92

13,14,15,16,17 98

81,82,83,84,85

48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,57 12,16,17 66,67 75,76

63,64,65,68 70,71,72,73,74,75

08,09,10,11,13

99,00,01,02 98,99,00 52,53,54,55,56,57 92,93 03,04

09,10,11,13 00,01,02 48,49 90,91,92,93,94,95,96 19

94,95,96,97,98,99 94

78,79,80 92,93

16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23

Takashima, Rey

Tang, Sean

Thomas, Mark

Thompson, Sarah

Trevethick, Simon

Tulloch, Tracey

Unno, Yuki

Ure, John

van Schaijk, Bede

Wacharakorn, Jah

Wang, Raymond

Webster, Anthony

Webster, Kirsten

Weng, Tina

White, Paul

Wong Doe, Henry

Wong, Eliza

Wong, Natalie

Wood, Karen

Young, Nicki

Yu, Steven

Zhang, Jade

TRUMPET

Agnew, Brendan

Ahoatu, Semisi

Allan, Nicholas Anderson, Ross

Ashby, Nigel Baker, Tim

Barker, Lawrence

Barker, Simeon

Barnard, Jack

Bartley, Victor

Bisquera, Robert Blows, Jonathan

Bold, Geoff

Brady, James

Brady, Malvin

Breed, Richard

Brooke, Russell

Butterworth-Snell, Hamish

Chin, Anthony

Cooper, Ben

Cooper, Grant

Cornfield, Mollie

Cowie, Warren

Craven, Michael

Davies, Lyndsay

Denny, Simon

Drumm, Jerome

Edwards, Ernest

Evans, Gilbert

Flowers, Frederick

Forte, B

Furneaux, Oliver

Garrett, Anna Gorrie, Jon

Gubb, Gwenneth Hall, Nicholas

Henderson,

TRUMPET

Hirst, Adrian

Hong, Sung-Jin

Hopper, Derek

Houghton, Trevor

Hunter, Ivan

Hunter, Keith

Kim, Sang Hyun

Kim, Steven

Kim, Woong Knill, Mark Koulianos, Dmitrios Krishnamurti, Jake Liston, James

Lys, Stephen

MacFarlane, Norman Mandeno, Jonathan Martin, Nicholas Mayson, Dion McElwee, Antony

McKinley, Amanda Miller, Sally-Ann Mumby, Peter Nielson, Christopher Nihotte , Michael Patching, Hayden Pendergrast, Laura Penman, Murray Plummer, Noel Plunkett, Michael Probine, Caleb Quinn, Mary Reid, Maurice Reid, Peter Rimmer, William Robbie, Mary Robertson, Gary Robinson. Kent Rogers, lain Saunders, Chelton Scott, Thomas Smith, Haddon Spencer, Jeanette Stokes, Elizabeth

Stoneham, William Sturm, Roy

Sutton, Kenneth

Tango, Sarah Thomas, Richard Thomson, Talia Thorn, Michael

van Noordt, Arianne Webb, Alison Webster, Benjamin Wills, Rex

Wong, Bernice Wright, Adam Wyatt, Howard

TROMBONE/BASS TROM

TROMBONE/BASS TROM

Fletcher, Logan

Funari-Roche, Prudence Gibbs,Trevor

Godfrey, Hadyn Gough, Graham Grant, Alan Gray, David Hatton, Norman Haynes, Duncan Henry, Alison Hill, Karen

Howarth, Garry Hunter, Clive Hutchison, Jennifer Jammes, Stefan Jeffries, Peter Kingaby, Rhys Kitazawa, Yuri Krishna, Edward Laird, Wayne Laithwaite, Amy Li, Mark

Lieshout-Reid, Stefan Lile, Andrew Lin, Michael Malietoa-Brown, Christian Mandel, Philip McGeorge, Francesca McGough, Neil McGough, Robert McMillan, Alistair Morton, Jamie Moverley, Fiona Muir, John-Paul Neill, lain Nihotte, Daniel O'Gara, Peter

Paligora, David

Palubinskas, Aldas

Reay, Grant

Reid, David

Rive, John

Rive, L.M.

Roscoe, Matthew

Russell, John

Sanders, Bryce

Scott, Jack

Shacklock , GeraId

Shiu, Athena

Simpson, Esther

Sinclair, Haydn Sinclair, Ross

Smith, Alan

Smith, Kerry

Smith, Rachel

Sturm, Malcolm

Taine, David

Tan, Jonathan

Taylor, Duncan

Tonga, Tavite

Towers, Alex

Travaglia, Nick

Treadgold , Richard

Tseng, Shih Fung

Tsugawa, Mari

van Ginkel,

TUBA

Donnell, Tim

Dowrick, Jarrah

Everett, Kerry

Fisher, Peter Gardiner, James Grant, Lachlan

King, Alexander

Knight, Donald Laban, Sarah

Laird, Wayne

Lindsay, Neil Malietoa-Brown, Christian Murphy, Sean

Pole, Finau

Raven, Adrian

Reay, Grant Rive, Dennis Rodda, Jess Shacklock, Tony Simpson, David

Spurdle, Dennis

Thomas, Peter

EUPHONIUM

French, Scott

Vasike, Angu

TIMPANI/PERCUSSION

Barker, Matthew Bartlett, Gregory Bovet, Anne Bremner, Steven Britten, David

Brown, James

Cai, Michael

Cameron, Lee

Campbell, Angela

Carson, James

Chamberlain, Andrew

Chan, Jasmine

Chang, Catherine

Charlton, Heather

Choo, Melissa

Chou, Danya

Clark, Linden Clarken, Peter

Couch, Janet

Cowan, Natalie Crowther, Emily Currey, Shane

Donald, Rosemary

Doyle, Tim

Drake, Warren Dunningham, Paul Edmonds, Noel Farr, Gareth Fitzsimons, Jeremy Fong, Keegan

French, Scott Garus, Jeffrey

Gillespie, Sally Girling, Sam Goldsmith, Caleb Gordon, David

Hamilton, Brenda

Harrop, Catherine

Hemmingsen, John

Hill, Geoff

Hindmarsh, Barbara Hoadley, Jenny

Hong, Sujan

Horne, Richard

Huggard, Katherine

Hunter, Vicki Inglis, Ian

Jelleyman, Ruth Kayes, Brendan

Kelly, Naomi

Kelso, Donovan Kirk, Vivien Koifman, Adam

La Roche, Mark

Laithwaite,

PERCUSSION

McCann, Gregory

McDonogh, Ian

McFarlane, Laurence

Miskelly, Murray

Morgan, Anton

Murray, Brian

Nel, Camryn

O'Hare, John

Penney, Sean

Peterson, Katherine

Pugh, Michael

Qin, Daniel

Rance, Jonathan

Redshaw, Michael

Rich, Sam

Robertson, Paul

Ross, Jordan

Sadgrove, Deane

Scott, Ben

Sherlock, Michael

Smith, Matthew

Stannard, Thomas

Stephenson, Deborah

Stevens, Chip

Stewart, Brent

Wilson, Scott

Wong, Jason

Xiou, James

Yan, Shing

Yang, Sindy

Yu, Annabel

Zhou, Victoria

CELESTA

Ginever, Mary Chang, Catherine King, Juliet Margan, Barry Mosley, Kathryn Sang, Charles Steel, Penny

HARP

Chau, Harrison Dunwoodie, Anna Harris, Rebecca

Hsu, Cynthia Jeong, Angela

Jin, Yi

Kingaby, Alex Leman (Cardno) Margaret

Liang, Ella

Liu, Linda

McDonnell, Kerry

Pan, Gillian

Shih, Hsin-Yi

Tong, Susan

Webby, Helen

Wilson, Kathy

Xie, Rachel

Yi, Yin

Yin,

Yoon, I Na

Zhang, Jennifer

PIANO

Bae, Jason

Bell, Pru Bird, Justin

de Clive-Lowe, Ian

de Silva, Sriyani

Huang,

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