The Festival 2007

Saturday September 29 — Monday October 1 2007

Programme

  1. SFF Programme 2007
  2. SFF Junior Programme 2007


SFF PROGRAMME 2007

The 2007 programme will include sessions for secondary and tertiary students, teachers, junior players, professional and amateur players.
Please check this website for regular updates to the SFF programme.

RECITALS and concerts will be presented by a stunning array of flautists, including:

MASTERCLASSES

COMPETITIONS

This programme is subject to change. There are more events to be added to the programme and these will appear shortly.

Saturday September 29 2007
8:30AM – 10:30AM Registration
9:00AM – 10:00AM SFF Flute Orchestra rehearsal – Carolyn Bounds
bring your flute, piccolo, alto or bass - music will provided at the first rehearsal
10:00AM – 10:30AM Morning tea break/Trade Stands
10:30AM – 11:45AM Masterclass – Marianne Gedigian, Associate Artist - Jocelyn Edey-Fazzone
Leah Channon – Reinecke Ballade, Daniel Sakoulas – Gordon Jacob Concerto Allegretto, Nicola Crowe – Mozart Concerto in G movement 2
12:00PM – 1:00PM Opening Concert and Welcome
Virginia Taylor
TulouGrand Solo No 5 for flute and piano
Ian ClarkeThe Great Train Race for solo flute
Ian ClarkeHypnosis for flute and piano
Ian Clarke2TRK’s for flute and CD

Alan Hardy
Ernst von Dohnanyi (1877 – 1960)Passacaglia for Flute Solo op 48 No 2
Giovanni Paggi (1804 - 1880)‘Rimembranze Napoletane’ (Memories of Naples) for flute and piano

Associate Artist – Gabriella Pusner
‘World’s Greatest Junior Flute Ensemble’ – director Peter Bartels
1:00PM – 2:00PM Lunch
2:00PM – 2:30PM Bon Appetit! A Feast of French Flute Music – ‘Flute Music by French Composers’ Part 1
Alexa Still Georges Enesco — Cantabile et Presto
Vernon Hill Philippe Gaubert — Fantasie
Marianne Gedigian Henri Busser — Prelude et Scherzo
Associate Artists - Gabriella Pusner and Leigh Harrold
2:30PM – 3:45PM Recital - Michael Cox
John StanleySolo in D
Anne BoydGoldfish Through Summer Rain
Bohuslav MartinuScherzo
Rudolph EscherSonata
Gabriel FaureMorceau de Concours
ZgrajaFlamenco Etude No 1
Bela BartokSuite Paysanne Hongroise
Francis PoulencVillenelle
Francis PoulencUn Joueur de flute berce les ruins
Francis Poulenc Sonata

Associate Artist - Leigh Harrold
3:45PM – 4:15PM Afternoon Tea/Trade Stands
4:15PM – 4:45PM Take 2!
(come along and sight read some duets and trios)
4:15PM – 5:15PM ‘Colour, Dynamics and Intonation Through Melody – in the steps of Marcel Moyse’ – Alan Hardy
(bring your Tone Development Through Interpretation book!)
4:15PM – 5:15PM ‘The Incredible Journey – from the 15th Century to the Present on Eight Flutes’ – Mia Dreese
a lecture/recital about how music, flutes and societies have developed over the last four centuries. A rare opportunity to listen to the sounds of so many different flutes
5:30PM – 6:45PM Open Piccolo Competition
Finalists: Lina Andonoska, Kristine Healy, Kate Rockstrom, Georgia Lane
Repertoire: Vivaldi Concerto in C (movement 1), Persichetti Parable for solo piccolo and McKimm Concerto (movement 2)
Associate Artist – Jocelyn Edey-Fazzone
7:30PM – 10:00PM Open Flute Competition
Finalists: Krzysztof Kaczka, Antares Boyle, Lina Andonovska, Ewa Motyka, Adrian Failla
Repertoire: JS Bach Partita in A minor, CPE Bach Solo Sonata in A minor, Takemitsu Voice for solo flute, Dutilleux Sonatine and Jolivet Chant de Linos
Associate Artists – Gabriella Pusner and Leigh Harrold
Sunday September 30 2007
8:00AM – 8:45AM SFF Flute Orchestra – Carolyn Bounds
8:45AM – 10:00AM Masterclass – Alan Hardy
Associate Artist – Jocelyn Edey-Fazzone
Monika LeungDutilleuxSonatine
Claire StokesMartinuSonata (movement 1)
Krysia HeronFeldQuatre Pieces (solo flute)
8:45AM – 10:00AM Masterclass – Michael Waye (piccolo)
Associate Artist – Elizabeth Koch
Judith CarpenterVivaldi Concerto in C (movement 2)
Vanessa RopaVivaldi Concerto in C (movement 3)
Amanda BarrettRoss Edwards ‘Ulpirra’ for solo piccolo
10:00AM – 10:30AM Chamber Music Recital
Michael Cox – flute
Celia Craig – oboe
Leigh Harrold – piano

Georges Handel Larghetto
Malcolm Arnold Trio Bougeoise for flute, oboe and piano
Thea Musgrave Impromptu No 1 for flute and oboe
Madeleine Dring Trio for flute, oboe and piano
10:30AM – 11:00AM Morning Tea/Trade Stands
11:00AM – 11:45AM Recital – Alexa Still
Associate Artist – Gabriella Pusner
Franz Doppler Hungarian Pastoral Fantasy
J.S.Bach Sonata BWV 1017 Siciliano
Robert Schumann Three Romances
Francis Borne Carmen Fantasie
11:00AM – 12:30PM Young Artist Competition
Finalists:
Helen SeppeltHandel Sonata in A minor (movements 1, 2 and 4)
 Busser Prelude and Scherzo
Gavin ZevLeclair Sonata in E minor (movements 1 and 2)
 Carl Vine Sonata (movement 3)
Leah ChannonChaminade Concertino
Lucy MayDoppler Hungarian Pastoral Fantasy
Stephanie ViciDemmersseman Sixieme Solo de Concert

Associate Artist - Jeanell Carrigan
11:45AM – 1:00PM Masterclass Michael Cox
Associate Artist – Gabriella Pusner
Anouvong LiensavanhLowell Liebermann Sonata
Ewa MotykaFrancis Borne Carmen Fantasie
Katherine McCombeReinecke ‘Undine’ Sonata (movement 1)
1:00PM – 2:00PM Lunch
2:00PM – 2:30PM Bon Appetit! More of the French Flute Feast ‘Flute Music by French Composers’ Part 2
Julia GrenfellGabriel Faure Fantasie opus 79
Michael WayeAlphonse Duvernoy Concertino opus 45
Mark XiaoPaul Taffanel Andante Pastorale et Scherzettino
Vernon HillPerilhou Ballade

Associate Artists – Gabriella Pusner and Leigh Harrold
2:30PM – 3:45PM Masterclass – Marianne Gedigian ‘Prokofiev Sonata in the Limelight’
Associate Artist – Leigh Harrold
Mary SheargoldMovement 4
Anna CooperMovement 1
Adrian FaillaMovement 2
2:30PM – 3:45PM ‘Bring your embouchure for a checkup!’ – Elizabeth Koch
Open discussion of embouchure issues and exercises to improve tone production. Elizabeth will also share her ideas on new and interesting repertoire for intermediate level players.
2:30PM – 3:45PM SFF Flute Orchestra Rehearsal – Carolyn Bounds
3:45PM – 4:15PM Afternoon Break
4:15PM – 5:30PM Masterclass – Virginia Taylor ‘Solo works for flute’
Stephanie ViciMalcolm Arnold Fantasy
Max WintersPaganini Caprice no 24
Carla HinesMarin Marais Folies d’espagne
4:15PM – 5:30PM Masterclass – Julia Grenfell (flute/piccolo)
Associate Artist – Jocelyn Edey-Fazzone
Claire WalkerVivaldi Concerto in C (movement 1)
Melanie WaltersThea Musgrave Piccolo Play (movements 1 and 7)
Jennifer VaughanNielsen Concerto (movement 1)
4:15PM – 6:30PM Flute Ensemble Competition
Flute Choir Competition
Flute Ensemble Competition – Finalists:
alito d’argento 
Marc Berthomieu‘Chats’ (movements 3 and 4)
Eugene BozzaJour d’été a la Montagne (movts 2,3,4)
Canberra Fluties 
William J LevisFlute Flirtations
Gordon KerrySeraphim
Eugene BozzaJour d’été a la Montagne
Cordelia Quartet 
Eugene BozzaJour d’été a la Montagne
Suite Flutes 
Eugene BozzaJour d’été a la Montagne
Flute Choir Competition – Finalists:
Neun Floten 
Jindrich FeldCassation
Mike MowerBig Day
Melbourne University Flute Ensemble 
Ian Clarke‘Within...’
Rodriguez(arr C. Grace)La Cumparsita
7:30PM – 9:30PM Gala Concert
Marianne Gedigian 
Lukas FossThree American Pieces for flute and piano
Max RegerTrio for flute, violin and viola
Alexa Still 
Ian ClarkeZoom Tube for solo flute
Samuel BarberCanzone for flute and piano
Lowell LiebermannSonata for flute and piano
Michael Cox 
Luzuriaga‘Tierra…Tierra’ flute duo
Thea MusgraveNarcissus flute solo with digital delay
Associate Artists:
Gabriella Pusner piano
Leigh Harrold piano
Melissa Doecke flute
Brian Lewis violin
Roger Myers viola
Monday October 01 2007
8:30AM – 9:00AM Warm ups with Peter Bartels
9:00AM – 10:00AM Recital – Jane Rutter
Associate Artist - Simon Tedeschi
Jane RutterPartita for solo flute
George GershwinSomeone to watch over me
 Summertime
 I got plenty o Nuttin
 A Foggy Day in London Town
 Fascinatin’ Rhythm/I Got Rhythm
9:00AM – 10:30AM Orchestral Workshop – Michael Cox
Performers: Judith Carpenter, Bryony McGillivray, Elizabeth Gunston, Kate Rockstrom, Natalie Nowak, Rebecca Johnson, Eloise Doherty, Krysia Heron, Kristine Healy and Rhiannon Maynes.
This class is designed for aspiring orchestral players and will focus on the ability to play with tonal flexibility, show different styles, play chamber music at a high level and be able to blend in an ensemble.
Excerpt List:
Strauss Salome
Ravel Sheherazade
Brahms Symphony No 1
Brahms Symphony No 4
Rossini William Tell Overture
Mahler Song of the Earth
Beethoven Leonore Overture No 3
Saint Saens Voliere (Carnival of the Animals)
Hindemith Metamorphosen
JS Bach St Matthew Passion
Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf
9:00AM – 10:30AM ‘How to Play Brilliantly without really trying!’ – Vernon Hill
Vernon gives special attention to rhythm, phrasing, intonation and practice techniques.

Robert Fagan Handel Sonata in G minor
10:45AM – 12:00PM Masterclass – Virginia Taylor
Associate Artist – Gabriella Pusner
Erin HowittFrank Martin Ballade
Jennifer YagerWilliam Mathias Sonata
Helen SeppeltHindemith Acht Stucke
11:00AM – 12:00PM Shared Recital
Laura Chislett-Jones – flute and bass flute
Associate Artist Thomas Jones – violin
Michael Smetanin‘Nontiscordardime I’ for solo bass flute 1991
Brett Dean‘Demons’ for solo flute 2004
Vivienne Olive‘...Is the Flower of the Heart of Man...’ For solo bass flute, 1972
Colin Bright‘Kakadu’ for flute and violin 1987
Kshema – Karen Fletcher, Annemarie Oates, Alana Probert, Michal Rosiak
Eugene BozzaDeux Esquisses
 1. Les Sons et les Parfums dans la plaine
 2. Reflet dans le Vent
Cecelia McDowellHotfoot
Marianne SchlossPrelude, Interlude and Fugue
11:00AM – 12:00PM Junior masterclass - Brett Thompson ‘Mostly French’
Associate Artist – Bethany Cook
Antonia BergBusser Petite Suite (movements 2,3,4)
Chelsea WithamJules Mouquet Pan Et Les Bergers
Ray MoebesHandel Sonata in F Siciliano and Gigue
Kirrily SwattonDebussy Syrinx
12:00PM – 1:00PM Recital – Marianne Gedigian. Associates Artist Leigh Harrold and Brian Lewis (violin) and Roger Myers (viola)
Cesar FranckSonata
DevienneDuo III for flute and viola
 Allegro molto
 Grazioso con Variatione
 Variatione 1
 Variatione 2
Carl VineSonata
1:00PM – 2:00PM Lunch/Trade Stands
1:00PM – 2:00PM Lunch/Trade Stands
2:00PM – 2:30PM Bon Appetit! The final part of the French Flute Feast – Flute Music by French Composers
Virginia TaylorPhilippe Gaubert Nocturne et Allegro Scherzando
Alan HardyLouis Ganne Andante and Scherzo
Michael CoxCecile Chaminade Concertino
Associate Artists Gabriella Pusner and Leigh Harrold
2:30PM – 3:30PM Workshop – Vernon Hill
‘Bring the music alive, easily and naturally. Make it appear easy.’ (discussions on using vibrato, tone variation, interpretation and making technique easy)

Manjula Shivanandan Faure Sicilienne
2:30PM – 3:30PM Recital – Melissa Doecke
Associate Artist – Mary Callanan
Edwin RoxburghFlute Music with an Accompaniment
Julian AndersenThe Colour of Pomegranates (alto flute and piano)
Jonathan HarveyRun Before Lightning
Mike MowerDeviations on the Carnival of Venice
2:30PM – 3:30PM ‘Play Baroque as a Modern Quantz!’
Mia Dreese will discuss the rules of embellishment, appoggiaturas and slurs.
3:30PM – 4:00PM Afternoon tea/trade stands
4:00PM – 5:00PM Shared Recital Julia Grenfell and Michael Waye
Julia Grenfell
Peteris Vasks (b.1946)‘Ainava ar Putniem’ for solo flute (Landscape with Birds)
Maria Grenfell (b.1969) Four Pooh Stories for solo flute
David Loeb (b. 1939)Five Preludes from Volume III for solo piccolo
Michael Waye Associate Artist: Gabriella Pusner
Gabriel Faure Sicilienne
Gabriel Faure Morceau de Concours
Jules MouquetCinq Pieces Breves
P.D.Q. BachSonata Piccola for piccolo and piano
4:00PM – 5:15PM Masterclass – Alexa Still
Associate Artist – Jocelyn Edey-Fazzone
Osvaldo GomesIbert Concerto (movement 1)
Eloise DohertyPoulenc Sonata (movement 1)
Elizabeth GunstonPoulenc Sonata (movement 2)
4:00PM – 5:15PM Masterclass with Vernon Hill
Associate Artist – Bethany Cook
Performers:
Emma LefroyMuczynski Sonata (movement 1)
Kate RockstromTaktakishvili Sonata (first movement)
Eliza ShephardJS Bach Sonata in G minor (movement 1)
7:30PM – 9:00PM Closing Concert
Dedicated to David Cubbin
‘World’s Greatest Junior Flute Ensemble’.
Repertoire to be announced

Michael Cox
Theobald BoehmFantasie sur des Themes Ecossais

Steve Reich Vermont Counterpoint with flautists:
Lamorna Nightingale, Kiri Birtles, Lisa Breckenridge, Sarah Broughton, Adrienne Byrne-Burgess, Christine Draeger, James Fortune, Melissa Farrow, Jessica Lee, Rosamund Plummer, Lisa Osmolovski.
Conducted by Paul Stanhope

Marianne Gedigian and Alexa Still
Leo DelibesFlower Duet from ‘Lakme’ arranged by Jeanne and Margaret Baxstresser for two flutes and piano
Linda Hallen-SuttoLike a Chicken - for two flutes

Vernon Hill and Virginia Taylor
RossiniBarber of Seville for two flutes

Sydney Flute Festival Guests
SmetanaThe Moldau

Sydney Flute Festival Flute Orchestra conducted by Carolyn Bounds
Repertoire to be announced

Closing Ceremony

Festival Programme subject to change.


SFF JUNIOR PROGRAMME 2007

This programme is for people aged between 9 and 16 years.

Peter Bartels has designed an exciting series of events for the younger player! The junior players will be significantly involved in the afternoon OPENING CONCERT so there will be a rehearsal in the morning to prepare.

Peter says that “the participation in the Opening Concert is TOP SECRET and our involvement will remain under wraps until closer to the day so as not to spoil the impact and surprise!”

Saturday September 29 2007
8:30AM Registration
9:00AM Find someone who...
9:15AM Preparation for Top Secret Participation in Opening Concert
10:00AM Top Up The Fuel Tank with Morning Tea
10:30AM Air is Sound and Sound is Air
11:00AM Opening Concert Rehearsal
(Shhh! It’s Top Secret)
12:00PM Opening Concert
(where our huge surprise is revealed)
1:00PM Lunch
1:45PM Feverishly frenetic, fabulously fantastic Fingers
2:15PM Rods, pads, springs and things
3:00PM Lips, Straws and how to get the Best Sound on the Planet
3:30PM Anyone for Pavlova?
4:00PM The World’s Greatest Flute Ensemble Rehearses for Closing Concert
Sunday September 30 2007
9:00AM Lining Up
9:15AM Treasure Hunt through Trade stalls
(Good chance for your parents to buy you that gold flute you’ve always wanted)
9:45AM – 10:30AM The World’s Greatest Flute Ensemble Strikes Again
Monday October 01 2007
5:00PM The World’s Greatest Flute Ensemble Rehearses AGAIN for Closing Concert
7:30PM Closing Concert

Junior Programme subject to change.

The Junior Program of the Sydney Flute Festival runs on Saturday September 29th with short activities and rehearsals for the Closing Concert on the following two days. Beyond this, Junior Participants are welcome to attend sessions from the main festival program with their own parental/guardian supervision.


If you are registering for the Junior Programme, please download, print and complete the following Health Information form and post to:
Sydney Flute Festival
47 Hume Street
Crows Nest
NSW 2065

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