"This year is about you, our audience. This year is about bringing music to the people, to unusual places, to give you experiences that you will never forget."
It is with the greatest pleasure that we present the 2025 Ensemble Q series. On the back of the incredible year that saw the ensemble gain national recognition and accolades from the full audiences on our Musica Viva national tour and now with the support of Arts Queensland and some very generous private donors, we are able to confidently walk into 2025 with dreams and plans realised.
We bring you a new and exciting metropolitan series on Monday nights at QPAC where we will thrill you with an array of incredible music like the super atmospheric Black Angels by George Crumb to the exquisite Grand Septet by Franz Berwald. We partner with the Queensland Art Song Festival to bring Queensland an important Australian Premiere, that of Jörg Widmann's extraordinary realisation of Schumann's Dichterliebe, with the baritone that all of Europe is talking about, Benjamin Appl.
Our Sunday series moves to the incredible GHD Advanced Engineering building at University of Queensland in St Lucia, where audience members can stroll across the lake and attend a gorgeous afternoon of the most loved chamber works paired with works by outstanding female composers.
The highly popular Whiskey bar series expands to 5 performances and is anticipated to sell out quickly so please don't miss out. A two part series has been added to Elm House, a gorgeous venue at the top of the rainforest-clad Mount Glorious, 50 minutes from Brisbane.
We are very excited to partner with The Australian Voices in 2025, after hearing their incredible sound and musicianship in one of their 2024 performances. This choir is an absolute jewel in the crown of Australian music and needs to be heard by a wide audience, so we are working with them to present a special event, 'Requiem', featuring acclaimed Australian composer Paul Stanhope's stunningly atmospheric 'Requiem' alongside a world premiere by John Rotar. The Australian Voices also appear in another new event 'Soundscapes & Stories - a One Day Festival' at Sandgate Town Hall. This day has been designed to give you, our audience, the most unique, fun, moving and immersive experience possible.
Our commitment to Australian music brings performances of works by Calvin Bowman, Sarah Hopkins, Wilfred Lehmann, Tristan Coelho, Joe Twist, the revelation of two young composers and the launch of our very first Composer in Residence program featuring the extraordinary composer Melody Eötvös.
Highlights of our education program include a partnership with ANAM that provides a prestigious placement program for one highly skilled young musician in our Sundays by the Lakes series, and we join with 4MBS FM to provide a side-by-side orchestra for their Gilbert and Sullivan Gala. And we're extremely excited to be launching Mini Q, a unique initiative that initially brings four very young superstar musicians together to form a string quartet that is intended for longevity and growth as a united, inspired and well informed ensemble. They will attend intensive workshops during their school holidays and later in the year will feature in Ensemble Q performances.
We hope our program inspires you and we look forward to meeting you at our concerts.
Trish & Paul Dean, Co-Artistic Directors
WHISKEY BAR Ravel & Bach duos
WHISKEY BAR Cafe 1930 with Joe Chindamo
"An exciting night of musical excellenceAustralia has every right to be proud of these musicians!"
Stage Whispers, Adelaide, October 2024
Arranged
SUNDAYS BY THE LAKE Brahms & Bosmans
SUNDAYS BY THE LAKE Beethoven & Clarke
23
Long Listen Festival, Eudlo and Gretel Farm, NSW
WHISKEY BAR Harping On Emily Granger with Huw Jones, oboe
WHISKEY BAR When Harry met Phoebe Virtuoso violin & bass works 27 SOUNDSCAPES & STORIESA ONE DAY FESTIVAL
SUNDAYS BY THE LAKE Piano quintets
REQUIEM with The Australian Voices
"Individually these musicians are all exceptional and collectively they are magic in the making."
Classic Melbourne, October 2024
Ensemble Q is a large chamber ensemble of some of the most revered musicians in Australia and have been captivating audiences since 2017. As 2024 National Touring Artists for Musica Viva, regular artists for ABC Classic and featured ensemble at festivals including the Queensland Music Festival and the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, they have earned a reputation as one of the most respected and exciting ensembles in Australia. They are known for their quirky marketing, trendsetting appeal and their ability to stand out on a crowded stage and grab the attention of discerning audiences with their consistently world class performance standard and brilliant programming. With a sleeve full of five star reviews, Ensemble Q is an ambassador for Australian music and the future of chamber music in this country.
“Australia’s
top echelon of musicians.” Limelight, April 2024
Violins - Adam Chalabi, Sophie Rowell, Anne Horton
Violas - Christopher Moore, Benjamin Roskams (Germany)
Cello - Trish Dean Bass - Phoebe Russell
Flute - Alison Mitchell
Oboe - Huw Jones
Clarinet - Paul Dean Bassoon - David Mitchell
Horn - Peter Luff Piano - Daniel de Borah
Percussion - Jacob Enoka
Harp - Emily Granger
Guest artists - Benjamin Appl, baritone (UK/Germany)
Zöe Black, violin, Oakley Paul, double bass
The Ensemble Q mentorship program supports the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM)
Ensemble Cherubim and Mini Q
Melody Eötvös, Composer in residence 2025
QPAC SERIES GRAND SEPTET
7pm MONDAY 17 MARCH
QPAC CONCERT HALL
Indulge in a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of chamber music and in particular, the septet formation, blending timeless classics with contemporary innovation. We begin with Antonín Dvořák’s Bagatelles, arranged by Trish Dean for septet, which transforms the composer’s folkinspired miniatures into a vibrant ensemble showcase. Ernő Dohnányi’s Serenade for String Trio follows, blending Hungarian charm with fiery virtuosity and showcasing the combined talents of Adam Chalabi, Christopher Moore and Trish Dean. We’re delighted to introduce the world premiere of a new work by Ensemble Q 2025 Composer in Residence, Melody Eötvös, whose imaginative compositions consistently bring a new and exciting voice to Australian chamber music. The program concludes with the Swedish romantic period composer Franz Berwald’s Grand Septet, an exuberant and lyrical gem that needs a much larger place in the masterpiece category of chamber music.
Antonin Dvořák Bagatelles
Ernő Dohnányi Serenade for string trio
Melody Eötvös new work (world premiere) Franz Berwald Grand Septet
BLACK ANGELS & RED DEATH
7PM MONDAY 19 MAY
QPAC CONCERT HALL
Black Angels and Red Death presents a captivating collection of works that explore themes of remembrance, conflict, fantasy, and deep introspection. Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin pays tribute to the elegance of Baroque music while mourning friends lost in World War I, reimagined here with Paul Dean’s arrangement that highlights its delicate charm. George Crumb’s Black Angels plunges us into a haunting soundscape filled with eerie, amplified strings and unconventional techniques, reflecting the turmoil of the Vietnam War era. Caplet’s Conte Fantastique, inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death, evokes a chilling narrative of inevitability through its lush, atmospheric writing for harp and strings. The program culminates with Tchaikovsky’s heart-wrenching Adagio Lamentoso from his final symphony, presented in Trish Dean’s intimate arrangement that captures the movement’s profound melancholy and farewell to life. Each piece offers a unique window into the composers’ worlds, filled with emotion, reflection, and storytelling.
Led by the esteemed guest violinist, Zöe Black and featuring Ensemble Q’s Emily Granger on harp.
Maurice Ravel Le Tombeau de Couperin arr Paul Dean
George Crumb Black Angels
André Caplet Conte Fantastique (after “The Masque of Red Death”)
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 “Adagio Lamentoso” arr Trish Dean
Emily Granger Zöe Black, vln
A POET’S LOVE
7PM MONDAY 25 AUGUST QPAC CONCERT HALL
Arguably the most exciting baritone of his generation, 43 year old German-British Benjamin Appl returns to Australia to perform for the Queensland Art Song Festival and Ensemble Q. Described by Limelight magazine in his 2023 Sydney Opera House five star reviewed debut as “beautiful, powerful, tender and menacing by turns”, Appl was chosen to perform the European Premiere of Jörg Widmann’s new and incredible realisation of Schumann’s Dichterliebe (Schumannliebe) and now, the Australian premiere with Ensemble Q, in partnership with the Queensland Artsong Festival.
Adam Chalabi is known and admired for his exquisitely poetic violin playing and will treat us to a rare performance of Chausson’s Poème in an arrangement by the composer for violin, string quartet and piano. And our Germany-based violist Benjamin Roskams will be flying across the world to join Paul Dean and Daniel de Borah in Schumann’s dreamily romantic Märchenerzählungen.
This is going to be a program full of love, poetry and beauty, with a twist.
Henri Chausson Poème, Op. 25
Robert Schumann Märchenerzählungen (Fairytales) Op 132
Jörg Widmann Schumannliebe (Australian Premiere)
Benjamin Appl Adam Chalabi
“the way he navigated the song’s transformation, from disappointment to obsession, was so gripping and troublingly real, I heard people all around me exhale afterward, as if Mr. Appl had rendered them breathless.”
— The New York Times
A reserve $95 adult $70 concession
B reserve $80 adult $60 concession $25 student
C reserve $49 adult $25 student (side balconies)
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“They have carved out a niche market - an audience that responds well to the abstruse, the quirky, and the excellent.” Weekend Notes
“A
chamber ensemble of the highest standard” Australian Stage
SUNDAYS BY THE LAKE
Ensemble Q is delighted to present four superb concerts in the multi award winning GHD Auditorium in the Advanced Engineering Building at University of Queensland’s St Lucia Campus. Stroll across the lake to this stunning venue to watch the best musicians in Australia performing much loved masterpieces.
NEW SERIES IN 2025!
FOUR SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AT 3PM
MAY 4 - SCHUBERT DEATH & THE MAIDEN, LILI BOULANGER PIANO TRIOS
JUNE 15 - BRAHMS CLARINET QUINTET, HENRIETTE BOSMANS STRING QUARTET
SEPTEMBER 7 - MOZART FLUTE QUARTET, BEETHOVEN TRIO & REBECCA CLARKE DUO
OCTOBER 26 - SCHUMANN & FARRENC PIANO QUINTETS
“What a triumph” Limelight
3PM SUNDAY 4 MAY
DEATH & THE MAIDEN
The extraordinary string quartet no 14 in D minor by Schubert is possibly the most important and most loved string quartet in history. It’s paired with French composer Lili Boulanger’s exquisite D’un soir triste and D’un matin de printemps for Piano Trio.
3PM SUNDAY 15 JUNE
BRAHMS & BOSMANS
The Brahms clarinet quintet is profoundly beautiful, sad and sweet all at once. In the hands of Paul Dean and Ensemble Q the work shines to perfection. Paired with a masterpiece of texture and lyrical intensity by Dutch composer Henriette Bosmans, her 1927 string quartet.
Featured artists include Adam Chalabi and Anne Horton, violins | Benjamin Roskams, viola flute | Daniel de Borah, piano and in association with the Australian National Academy of Music Ensemble Q gratefully acknowledges the generous support of University of Queensland
“ the players are all extraordinarily good, operating at the top of their respective fields.” Limelight
3PM SUNDAY 7 SEPTEMBER
MOZART & BEETHOVEN
Beethoven String Trio Opus 9 No 3 was one of Beethoven’s own favourite compositions and the foundation for his many quartets. Rebecca Clarke shines a light on the talents of our Germany based violist, Benjamin Roskams and Alison Mitchell creates musical gold with a Mozart flute quartet.
3PM SUNDAY 26 OCTOBER
PIANO QUINTETS
The series finishes with the universally loved Schumann Piano Quintet in E flat major Op 44 and the exquisite Piano Quintet No 1 in A minor Op 30 by French composer Louise Farrenc, which replaces the 2nd violin with double bass.
viola | Trish Dean, cello | Phoebe Russell, bass | Paul Dean, clarinet | Alison Mitchell, Music (ANAM), a selected mentorship placement in concerts 1, 2 and 4. in providing the beautiful venue for this series.
SUNDAYS BY THE LAKE
SUNDAYS BY THE
LAKE SERIES INFORMATION
Ensemble Q is proud to partner with the University of Queensland for four beautiful concerts in the stunning GHD Auditorium in the Advanced Engineering Building. The multi award winning environmentally concious building is situated overlooking the recently refurbished lake, allowing audience members to enjoy the performance with the stunning natural backdrop adorning the huge stage windows. Deliciously air conditioned with disability access and comfortable seats, the Advanced Engineering Building provides an exciting extension to the Ensemble Q venues that bring world class music to the people and provide a pleasurable concert experience away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Plenty of Sunday afternoon parking is available within a 5 - 10 minute walk as listed on the map, easy access via the bus terminal across the lake and of course uber and taxis can drop you at the door.
Each concert will run for approximately 70 minutes with no interval.
TICKETS
Adult $60
Concession $40
Student $20
Purchase a four concert package and save 20%
Tickets can be purchased online ensembleqaustralia.com, click the Sunday Series tab.
2025 WHISKEY BAR SERIES
TWO’S COMPANY OLD FRIENDS BACH AT THE BAR arranged
11 FEBRUARY 08 APRIL
27 MAY
WHEN HARRY MET PHOEBE
23 SEPTEMBER
HARPING ON
14 OCTOBER
Harking back to the days of the speakeasy bars, this gem of a venue is the setting for five very special, intimate Ensemble Q concerts in 2025. Enter the room through a Narnia-inspired wardrobe and dissolve yourself in an evening of good company and incredible music played just for you by some of the finest musicians in Australia. Bring friends or make new ones, everyone is welcome.
This series is consistently sold out (months in advance) and there are strictly limited seats so you will need to be quick to get your tickets.
Adult $85 Concession $70
Venue: Mrs J Rabbits, upstairs at Electric Avenue, 23 Logan Road, Woollongabba.
Time: Tuesday evenings, doors open at 6.20pm for a 7pm performance
Seating is unallocated, however there are two 6-7 person booths that can be pre-booked by emailing ensembleqaustralia@gmail.com. Please purchase your tickets first and we will reserve the table for you if it’s available. Minimum 6 people for the booth booking.
Parking: Tuesday nights are very quiet so there should be plenty of street parking right outside Electric Avenue and in the local area.
Access is by a set of stairs with no disability access, with apologies.
“There is something quite magical about the intimacy, being able almost to touch the instruments if one wanted. Trouble is, I feel so spoilt that it’s hard to go back to the regular concert hall.” “I have been absolutely blown away by the opportunity to experience the Whiskey Bar series. There is something so life-affirming and generous about being let in on such intimate experiences of great music.” “The passion and pleasure that Ensemble Q enjoy when performing at The Whiskey Bar is wonderfully infectious. In the surrounds of The Whiskey Bar we are transported back to the European chambers where the music that they play was first created.” “I never want Ensemble Q’s concerts to end. I always wish there was more!” “Ensemble Q has quickly become an essential part of Australia’s musical life.”” The players are top class and the range of music is exquisitely diverse. They deserve huge support as they play all over Australia.” “Ensemble Q pushes the boundaries of the classical repertoire. I just love Ensemble Q!”” The eclectic venue and the close up quarters between the musicians and the audience is really very different to attending a big classical concert and brings the music to a much more personal level.. Thank you, thank you, thank you and I look forward to next year”” Through the passion of Ensemble Q that music is available, affordable and superbly performed. To hear and see it come to life almost within touching distance is a privilege for any music lover. Ensemble Q’s artistry sits within a realm that I dearly love - a deliciously Australian irreverence, a larrikin quality that pervades all that the Ensemble offers, so far removed from anything stitched up and yet so very pure to the truth and integrity of the music and the composers.”
THE WHISKEY BAR SERIES
11
FEBRUARY 7PM
What better way to start the year than with the love-bird directors, Trish & Paul Dean. But there’s no soppiness here, they’ll be performing the world premiere of Trish’s new daring arrangement of the Ravel duo, and the soothing sounds of Bach.
OLD FRIENDS
8
APRIL 7PM
One of Australia's most adored jazz musicians and composers, Joe Chindamo has been friends with Trish for 20 years and they unite in swarthy tango-infused dimly lit evening of Piazzolla and others played on accordion & cello, joined by Paul Dean and Phoebe Russell. Anything can happen at this one.
BACH AT THE BAR, Arranged
27
MAY 7pm
Oboe, clarinet and bassoon unite in an exquisite take on Bach’s organ sonatas, the cello takes on the Chaconne, the bassoon steals a cello prelude and the oboe stands alone in a flute sonata. This will be special.
WHEN HARRY MET PHOEBE
23
SEPTEMBER 7pm
When Harry met Phoebe a special friendship was born. These two incredibly gifted, virtuosic players hold top jobs in the QSO and SSO, so don't get to play together nearly enough. We're fixing that.
HARPING ON OCTOBER 7pm
14
Australia's newest darling of the harp, Emily Granger presents a stunning program of ethereal harpiness, entertainingly delivered and joined by oboist Huw Jones and flautist Alison Mitchell for a few very special duos.
We don't want you to miss out!
It's true, the Whiskey Bar series does sell out within days of being released, so don't delay in grabbing your tickets. It's a small venue and seats 40 guests. If you miss out, please put your name on the waitlist (this will come up on the ticketing box when the concert is sold out) and you will be notified if a ticket becomes available. If you have tickets and can't attend, PLEASE let us know so someone else can fill your place for the night.
TWO CONCERTS AT ELM HOUSE
SUNDAY 3 AUGUST
Featuring ABC Classic presenter Ed le Brocq led by Adam Chalabi
Calvin Bowman "Curly Pyjama Letters"
Webern "Langsammer Satz"
Weber Clarinet Quintet
SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBER
Led by Sophie Rowell, Trish Dean, Phoebe Russell and featuring special guests, Ensemble Cherubim
Eötvös - "Once to Find" for string trio
Finzi - Adagio from the clarinet concerto
Strauss - Metamorphosen
Ensemble Q performed the first ever classical concert at Elm House in September 2024 to a sold out audience and the love for this stunning beautiful was born. Situated on the top of Mount Glorious and only 50 minutes from the centre of Brisbane, take a drive through the tall trees and arrive to watch the most beautiful concerts with a glass of wine in hand. Gaze at the gardens behind or vaulted ceilings above, take a walk in around the estate or start the day with a rainforest walk, the choice is yours.
A private bus is being provided for those who prefer not to drive, bookings essential.
Indulge in a day of music like no other. Be swept away by the beauty of works by Richard Strauss, Arvo Pärt, Melody Eötvös, Joe Twist, Benjamin Britten and other heroes of the music world, old and new.
But it’s not just a concert or three and a lunch with a bunch..... it’s an experience that will redefine your perception of music, give you goosebumps and take you to places you’d never dreamed of before.
Be prepared to be surrounded, to take part, to watch from afar, to listen in the dark, to encompass. Visit the Ensemble Q website for more information.
SOUNDSCAPES STORIES
a one day festivaL
Featuring Ensemble Q led by the extraordinary Melbourne Chamber Orchestra director Sophie Rowell, with The Australian Voices, Ensemble Cherubim and Mini Q.
COMPOSER IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM 2025
We are delighted to announce Melody Eötvös as the Ensemble Q 2025 Composer in Residence. This position will bring the following advances to Australian music:
The creation of a new work for septet (violin, viola, cello, bass, clarinet, bassoon, horn), to be premiered at the 17 March Grand Septet performance at QPAC
The mentorship of two young composers who will create two new works under Melody's guidance for performance at the Soundscapes & Stories - A One Day Festival event.
An open conversation with Paul Dean, Joe Twist and the two young composers at the Sounscapes & Stories event.
Two performances of her work "Once to Find" for string trio.
Melody Eötvös (1984) was born in the Southern Highlands, NSW, Australia. Eötvös has composed 19 orchestral works to date, and embraces both acoustic and electronic components across her extensive output.
She is a Lecturer in Composition, Aural Studies, and Orchestration at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. A graduate of Queensland Conservatorium, Melody holds a Doctor of Music (2014) from Indiana University Jacobs School of Music USA, and a Master of Music (2008) from the Royal Academy of Music, London UK.
Accolades include the APRA Professional Development Classical Award (2009), the 3MBS National Composers Award (2009), Soundstream National Composer Award (2012), the Gallipoli Songs composition competition (2014), the Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation Orchestral Commission administered by the League of American Orchestras & the EarShot Foundation (world premiere: Carnegie Hall October 23rd 2015), the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra International Composition Competition (2016), the orchestral prize for the Red Note Music Festival (2017, USA), and was a finalist in the Orchestra Music category of the 2019 Art Music Awards (Australia).
Eötvös has had her music performed by ensembles and orchestras such as the London Sinfonietta, BBC Singers, The Australian String Quartet, the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, the American Composers Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Ensemble Q performed two of her works "Meraki" and "About the Ash Lad" in 2024.
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Recent and ongoing educational collaborations include:
Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM)
Opera Queensland
Lisa Gasteen National Opera Program
Brisbane Festival
Queensland Music Festival
University of Queensland
Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
4MBS Classic FM
Queensland Youth Orchestras
Ensemble Q’s mentorship program has given hundreds of young musicians the opportunity to play alongside the very best musicians in Australia, through direct engagement in chamber music, the creation of side-by-side orchestras and in special events such as Queensland Music Trails Opera at Jimbour. Ensemble Q is committed to the future of Australian music by creating significant learning opportunities for talented young musicians.
NEW INITIATIVE IN 2025 - MINI Q!
As a pilot program for 2025, four exceptionally talented 12 year old students are being given the opportunity to form a string quartet that will receive intensive school holiday workshops across the year with Ensemble Q members. The quartet will learn fundamental chamber music techniques, effective rehearsal and communication methods, an expanding knowledge of repertoire and will feature in selected Ensemble Q performances.
This program is made possible by the generous support of Di Jameson & Frank Mercurio
2025 DATES BY SERIES
QPAC SERIES - MONDAYS 7PM (pages 10 - 17)
17 MARCH - Grand Septet
19 MAY - Black Angels & Red Death
25 AUGUST - A Poet's Love
SUNDAYS BY THE LAKE - SUNDAYS 3PM (pages 18 - 25)
4 MAY- Death & the Maiden
15 JUNE - Brahms & Bosmans
7 SEPTEMBER - Mozart, Beethoven & Clarke
26 OCTOBER - Piano Quintets
WHISKEY BAR SERIES - TUESDAYS 7PM (pages 26 - 29)
11 FEBRUARY - Two's Company
8 APRIL - Old Friends
27 MAY - Bach @ the Bar, Arranged
23 SEPTEMBER -When Harry Met Phoebe
14 OCTOBER - Harping On
TWO CONCERTS AT ELM HOUSE -
SUNDAYS 3PM (pages 30 - 31)
3 AUGUST 28 SEPTEMBER
SOUNDSCAPES & STORIES - A ONE DAY
FESTIVAL (pages 32 - 33)
SATURDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 11am - 4pm
REQUIEM
TUESDAY 28 OCTOBER with the Australian Voices
More information on our website
Ensemble Q is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland
ENSEMBLE Q PARTNERS & SUPPORTERS
Ensemble Q acknowledges and thanks the following brilliant partners for their generous support
Ensemble Q is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
We warmly thank our key donors who help us present our programs and enrich the cultural platform of Australia
Major sponsors: Di Jameson OAM & Frank Mercurio, Philip Bacon AO, Di Haskell and Ken Robinson
Brisbane Forum Inc., Ruth Bereson, Vicki Brooke, Margaret Gibbs, Jennette Johnstone, Helen Mair, Georgia & Nick Martin, Joan & Barry Miskin, Nancy Underhill, Denise Wadley, Mark Wakely, Alan Wilson,
Ensemble Q Australia Inc is a non-profit company listed on the Register of Cultural Organisations and can receive tax deductible donations to assist our operational expenses. ABN 66494650123
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Co-Artistic Directors - Paul Dean & Trish Dean scan to view
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