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Internationally renowned for inspired programming and the rapturous response of audiences and critics, the Australian Chamber Orchestra is a product of our country’s vibrant, adventurous and enquiring spirit. In performances across Australia, around the world and on many recordings, the ACO moves hearts and stimulates minds with repertoire spanning six centuries and a vitality and virtuosity unmatched by other ensembles.

Richard Tognetti has been Artistic Director and Lead Violin since 1989. Under his inspiring leadership, the ACO performs as a flexible and versatile “ensemble of soloists”, on modern and period instruments, as a chamber group, symphony orchestra and electro-acoustic collective. The ACO’s unique artistic style encompasses masterworks of the classical repertoire, innovative cross-artform projects and a vigorous commissioning program.

Several of the musicians perform with spectacularly fine instruments by history’s finest makers, including Stradivarius, Guarneri del Gesù, Guadagnini and A.E. Smith.

Fifty-three international tours across Asia, Europe and the USA have drawn outstanding reviews for the ACO’s performances at the world’s most prestigious concert halls, including Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, London’s Wigmore Hall, New York’s Carnegie Hall and Vienna’s Musikverein.

The ACO has 40 CDs and DVDs for sale at aco.com.au/shop, including the three-time ARIA Award-winning Bach CDs and the internationally acclaimed Mozart Violin Concertos and Grieg recordings.

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hAYdN Symphony No.49, “La passione” dEAN Electric Preludes* (Australian Premiere) MOZARt Violin Concerto No.3 MOZARt Symphony No.25

Richard tognetti Director & Violin

Sun 3 Feb 2.30pm, Mon 4 Feb 8pm Arts Centre Melbourne

* Brett Dean’s Electric Preludes has been commissioned for Richard Tognetti, the ACO and Festival Maribor by Jan Minchin.

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The opportunity to hear Richard Tognetti perform one of Mozart’s enchanting, theatrical violin concertos is not to be missed. Tognetti’s Mozart recordings have been singled out by critics internationally as arguably the best on offer.

Mozart’s Symphony No.25 is the dramatic opening music in the film Amadeus and was inspired by Haydn’s thrilling Sturm und Drang symphonies, such as No.49.

Australian composer Brett Dean received one of the world’s most prestigious composition prizes, the Grawemeyer Award, for his violin concerto, so we await his electric violin concerto for Richard Tognetti with much anticipation.

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“Tognetti and his fellow musicians bring this music

to life in ways I hadn’t previously imagined.”

MusicWeb International

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ALicE iN chAiNS Them BonesBAch Sonata No.1, BWV1001: Fugue BEEthOvEN String Quartet, Op.130: Cavatina cRUMB Black Angels (excerpts)dEAN Electric Preludes: PeripeteiaGRANdAGE/AtKiNS Immutable KiLAR OrawaLiGEti RamificationsPiGRAM Raindancing, MimiRAchMANiNOv Vocalise RAMEAU Les Boréades: Les VentsSEEGER Where Have All the Flowers GoneShOStAKOvich Chamber Symphony, Op.110a: Allegro MoltotOGNEtti/GRANdAGE BeyondtOGNEtti Heart of The Black Beast, Bathymetry Arrangements by Tognetti and Grandage

Footage by Mick Sowry and Jon Frank projected onto a screen on stage. Concept by Richard Tognetti.

Richard tognetti Director & Violin Mick Sowry Director & Producer Jon Frank Director of Photography derek hynd Director of Surfing Mark Atkins Didgeridoo Stephen Pigram Voice & Guitar Satu vänskä Violin & Voice Julian thompson Cello

In May, Richard Tognetti took a crew of surfers, musicians and film makers to Ningaloo Reef, where the desert meets the sea. They spent two unforgettable weeks surfing, making music and filming and the result is The Reef.

Immerse yourself in Jon Frank’s images of the ocean, the world’s best fin-free surfers, the arid desert landscape and the starry sky, as an incredible array of music swirls around you. It will alter your perception of a classical music concert through the prism of a transcendental surf film. You’ll never forget it.

Sun 24 Feb 2.30pm Mon 25 Feb 8pm Arts Centre Melbourne

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“It’s a virtuosic display...Technique, fearlessness, grace: the analogy between surfers and musicians needs little elaboration.”

The Australian

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Barry Humphries selects, presents and performs music from the Weimar Republic, a time between the World Wars where German art and music leaked into the basements of an increasingly loose Berlin society. Transgressive cabaret sensation Meow Meow joins us for the racier numbers, including a duet with Humphries.

An aficionado of the art and music of this turbulent era, Barry Humphries has curated a concert that rediscovers the lost music of Krenek, Schulhoff, Toch, Brandt and Grosz, alongside familiar songs from The Threepenny Opera and Marlene Dietrich’s 1930 cult film The Blue Angel.

wEiLL Surabaya Johnny; Benares Song hOLLÄNdER Falling in Love Again (Can’t Help It) And music by EISLER, KRENEK, BRANDT, GROSZ, TOCH, SCHULHOFF, SEIBER and SPOLIANSKY

Richard tognetti Director & Violin Barry humphries Conférencier Meow Meow Cabaret artist Satu vänskä Violin & Voice

Sun 5 May 2.30pm Mon 6 May 8pm Arts Centre Melbourne

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“Cabaret diva of the highest order.”

New York Post

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“The greatest performer in Australian history.”

The Spectator Australia

vivALdi Concerto for two cellos, RV531 RAUtAvAARA The Fiddlers StRAviNSKY Concerto in D vivALdi Cello Concerto RV413 in G hANdEL Concerto Grosso No.11 in A BLOch From Jewish Life BARtÓK Divertimento

AcO2 Richard tognetti Director & Violin daniel Müller-Schott Cello timo-veikko valve Cello

Sun 23 Jun 2.30pm Mon 24 Jun 8pm Arts Centre Melbourne

“fearless player” New York Times

R i c h A R d t O G N E t t i P R E S E N t S A c O 2

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ACO2 embarks on its first national tour, led by Richard Tognetti and our principal musicians and starring some of Australia’s finest emerging string players.

Featuring several of the greatest works for string orchestra, this program showcases ACO2’s virtuosity and vivacity, in high-octane Baroque and neoclassical music.

We also celebrate the Australian return of “magnetic young German cellist Daniel Müller-Schott,” (New York Times) performing two Vivaldi Cello Concertos and Bloch’s intensely melancholic From Jewish Life. He will spar with our own principal cellist Timo-Veikko Valve in Vivaldi’s Concerto for two cellos.

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B A R E F O O t F i d d L E R

BAch Concerto for three violins, BWV1064 MOZARt Adagio and FugueGiNAStERA Concerto for stringsMENdELSSOhN Violin Concerto in D minor

Patricia Kopatchinskaja Guest Director & Violin

A free spirit who approaches music with an unquenchable sense of fun and discovery, Patricia Kopatchinskaja is a joy to play with and watch.

Patricia performs Bach and Mendelssohn violin concertos and a haunting work by Argentinian composer Ginastera, featuring solos for five principal musicians.

Trust this enchanting violinist with your ears and she’ll lead you a merry dance, bare feet and all.

Sun 21 Jul 2.30pm Mon 22 Jul 8pm Arts Centre Melbourne

“sheer fun of music making”

Limelight

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B R A h M S P i A N Oq U i N t E t

“born story-teller” Concertonet

BAch Canons on a Goldberg Ground, BWV1087NANcARROw Two Canons for UrsulaivES Concord Sonata (excerpts)BRAhMS Piano Quintet

Richard tognetti Director & Violin Satu vänskä Violin christopher Moore Viola timo-veikko valve Cello Jeremy denk Piano

Mon 26 Aug 8pm Melbourne Recital Centre

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Brahms’ Piano Quintet, both powerful and tender, is one of the masterworks of 19th-century chamber music, almost symphonic in its breadth and depth.

Known for sharp, vibrant performances of programs that are anything but conventional, Jeremy Denk is America’s most communicative pianist, as a writer, programmer and, most importantly, performer. He is able to take some of the most complex music written and make it sing. Together we will explore Bach and Nancarrow canons.

Denk describes Ives’ Concord Sonata as “one of the most profoundly nostalgic and tender projects in all of music.” It is this American pianist’s calling card, vividly portraying the idealism, strength, hope, and fierce individuality inherent in the American ethos.

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vivALdi Concerto Grosso, RV117SchNittKE String Quartet No.3PÄRt Es sang von langen JahrenGLASS String Quartet No.5, Mvt.5PÄRt Da Pacem DominevivALdi Stabat Mater

Andreas Scholl Counter Tenor helena Rathbone Violin Rebecca chan Violin christopher Moore Viola timo-veikko valve Cello Maxime Bibeau Double Bass

Mon 7 Oct 8pm Melbourne Recital Centre

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Andreas Scholl is famous worldwide for his stylish performances of Baroque music and it is uplifting to perform Vivaldi’s Stabat Mater with him, as it is to begin the concert with Vivaldi’s sprightly Concerto Grosso RV117.

Excitingly, in this concert, Scholl fulfils a longheld desire to match contemporary music with the Baroque. Arvo Pärt’s vocal lines are as consoling and ideal for the intense beauty of Scholl’s voice as Vivaldi’s. Alongside these moments of reflection, full-throttle quartets by Schnittke and Glass.

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chOPiN Nocturne No.7 cRUMB Black Angels: Bones and FlutesdEAN DispersaldEBUSSY SyrinxFELdMAN Three Voices: Slow WaltzLEiFS Quartetto III, “El Greco”: Mvt.4SchUBERt Symphony No.8, “Unfinished”: Mvt.1ShOStAKOvich The Age of Gold: Polka SiBELiUS Kuolema: Scenes with Cranes, Scene VItOGNEtti Battle for the Crowd, Mosh Maggot, Chorale, Rain, Ecstasis, Bells, TraintRAd. icELANdic (arr. Stearne) Fagurt er í Fjörðum

Footage by Jon Frank projected onto a screen on stage. Concept by Richard Tognetti and Jon Frank.

Richard tognetti Director & Violin Jon Frank Film Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) Orchestra, with the AcO

Richard Tognetti writes: “What is it we feel when part of a crowd? Is it fear or empowerment? Do we lose ourselves, or find our real selves? Is a crowd a mob, an ignorant mass of unthinking beings? Or is it an intelligent body, capable of thought processes and invention of which individuals alone would not be capable? We spend much of our life in crowds: when we go to the football or attend a concert, when we cross the street at peak hour, when we worship, mourn, protest or feast, we often do so as part of a crowd. The Crowd examines the nature of the crowd, in its many manifestations, both human and in the natural world.”

With more than a hundred people on stage, two thousand in the audience and countless thousands from all walks of life projected onto the big screen, it’s time for you to join the crowd.

Fri 11 Oct 8pm Palais Theatre Melbourne (Presented with ANAM & Melbourne Festival)

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B R A h M S 4& S t E v E N i S S E R L i S

The Fourth is Brahms’ final powerful symphonic statement. Here, Brahms takes flight, as he melds the soaring sounds of Romanticism to classical structure in a constantly evolving drama.

Brahms premiered the symphony with a small orchestra of forty-eight musicians, which he declined to augment. We follow his lead and perform with wind instruments from Brahms’ time.

Steven Isserlis is one of our favourite collaborators – the epitome of the intelligent and passionate cellist. There could be no better soloist for Dvořák’s ardent and much-loved concerto. Isserlis first played it as a child. “I used to think it was so joyous,” he says. “As I’ve got older, the more tragic it seems.”

dvOŘÁK Cello Concerto BRAhMS Symphony No.4

Richard tognetti Director & Violin Steven isserlis Cello

Sun 20 Oct 2.30pm Mon 21 Oct 8pm Arts Centre Melbourne

“Unrivalled intensity”The Guardian

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RAUtAvAARA A Finnish MythdENiSOv Selections from Paganini Caprices G FRÖSt New Work (Australian Premiere)BROAdStOcK Never Truly Lost* (World Premiere)MOZARt Symphony No.21 MOZARt Clarinet Concerto

Satu vänskä Lead Violin Martin Fröst Clarinet

Sun 17 Nov 2.30pm Mon 18 Nov 8pm Arts Centre Melbourne

“Until you’ve heard Martin

Fröst, you really haven’t heard the clarinet.”

The Times

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Martin Fröst’s recent concerts with us were a sensation. He is probably the greatest clarinettist in the world, but more than that, he’s a marvellous communicator and fantastic to watch. Astonishingly, he can dance while he plays, and his brother’s new work has him performing as a marionette!

Martin Fröst’s recording of Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto was named the best in the world by Classica-Répertoire magazine and his performance has been watched more than half a million times on YouTube – testament to the popularity of both musician and work.

Satu Vänskä leads music from her homeland Finland and plays Paganini-inspired music on the ACO’s Stradivarius violin.

* Commissioned by Rob and Nancy Pallin for Rob’s 70th birthday, in memory of Rob’s father, Paddy Pallin.

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Begin the festive season with the most celebrated music of the Baroque, Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos.

To perform this extroverted, colourful music, we’re assembling a remarkable ensemble of Baroque specialists from around the world. Richard Tognetti, winner of three ARIA Awards for Bach recordings, directs.

wed 4 dec 8pm Melbourne Recital Centre

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“Not just one of the greatest composers who ever lived.

Absolutely the greatest. Any doubts about the status of Johann Sebastian

Bach were banished by the ACO’s program.”

Adelaide Advertiser

BAch Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 1, 2, 3 & 6

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BAch Christmas Oratorio

Richard tognetti Director and Violin choir of London

This Christmas, hear Bach’s joyful telling of the Christmas story. The Christmas Oratorio comprises six cantatas, each depicting a scene from Christ’s birth.

Richard Tognetti directs from the lead violin with his trademark infectious vigour. Those who attended our recent Beethoven 9 concerts will attest to Richard’s captivating ability to marshal orchestral and choral forces. A review in The Age read: “Tognetti’s direction energised all his artists to deliver a jubilant performance”.

We are joined by acclaimed singers from the Choir of London who are hand-picked from Britain’s leading choral baroque specialists, professional choirs and opera companies.

This performance of the Christmas Oratorio in the week before Christmas is an event not to be missed.

Thu 19 Dec 6.30pm Arts Centre Melbourne

This performance is approximately 4 hours long, including interval

Choir of London: “English choral singing

at its very best.”Edinburgh Guide

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hamer hall Subscription Seven concerts at Arts Centre Melbourne, Hamer Hall. Choose between the Sunday 2.30pm or Monday 8pm series. Tognetti’s Mozart | The Reef | Barry Humphries | AcO2 | Barefoot Fiddler | Brahms 4 | Mozart Clarinet

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3 – 8 decBrisbane, Melbourne & Sydney

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11 – 13 JulBrisbane

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3 – 9 OctMelbourne, Sydney, & Wollongong

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22 Feb – 4 MarBrisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney & Wollongong

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2 – 16 FebAdelaide, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth & Sydney

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13 – 26 JunAdeliade, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Newcastle & Sydney

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14 – 24 NovCanberra, Melbourne, Newcastle & Sydney

BRAhMS 4 & StEvEN iSSERLiS

19 – 29 OctAdelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth & Sydney

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12 – 26 AugAdelaide, Melbourne, Newcastle, Perth, Sydney & Wollongong

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