Sydney Symphony Series Opens With Wide Roster of Soloists
The 1963 series announces March 27 28 and May to October programs led by Chaston Mackerras Tibor Varga and Igor Oistrakh with guest pianists Rita Streich and Philippe Entremont. Concerts feature Stravinsky Mozart Beethoven Brahms Debussy Ravel Schubert and Mahler among others with first Australian performances of Stravinsky Dumbarton Oaks.
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Sydney Symphony Ee S
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Chaston Mackerras
Reznicek
Dumbarton Oaks
Stravinsky
Australia
Mozart
Dallas Haslam
Mahler
Mathias the Painter
Hindemith
J. C. Bach
Emperor
Beethoven
Dallas Noes
Schubert
SI Tibor Varga
Tartini
Bach
Brahaw
Tzigane
Ravel
Debussy
Paganini
Arga
Ee Poh Shaw
Count
Handel
Cammi Pace
Gebet Harfenspieler
Wolf
Malashkin
Rachmaninoff
Moussorgsky
Schurbert Group
Ford
Verdi
Duparc
Gluck
Caldara
Igor Oistrakh
Prokofiev
Wienowski
Karen Khachaturian
Saint-Saens-Ysaye
Rita Streich
Australian Conductor Mackerras Returns for ABC Tour
Australian conductor Charles Mackerras returns home for an ABC tour after a busy opera season with the Elizabethan Theatre Opera Trust. The 1963 schedule includes 19 weeks across New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia with 47 adult concerts eight school concerts a television opera and two student lunch concerts. He will lead the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in Canberra starting March 27 and 28 with pianist Dallas Haslam as soloist. He previously conducted major orchestras in Berlin Prague Edinburgh London Bratislava Ostrava Plzen and Gothenburg and led operas with the Berlin State Opera and Dublin Grand Opera Society.
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Charles Mackerras
A.B.C
Elizabethan Theatre Opera Trust
N.S.W
Victoria
Queensland
Mackerras
South Australia
Commission
Sydney Symony
Canberra
Dallas Haslam
Australia
Berlin State Orchestra
Czechoslovak Radio Symphony Orchestra
Philharmonia and
Philharmonic
London
Bratislavia
Ostrava
Plizen
August
Edinburgh Festival
Polish Radio Symphony
T. Aarhus Symphony Orchestra
Oslo Philharmonic
Berlin Harmoniea
Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra
Royal Festival Hall
Rosenkavalier
Berlin State Opera
Dublin Grand Opera Society
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Titan of the Piano Entremont Set for Canberra Final Concerts
French pianist Philippe Entremont, aged 29, opens the sixth and final concert in ABC’s 1963 International Series in Canberra on October 28 and 29. He has toured five continents, performing in London Paris Rome Berlin and other cities, and will soon complete his eleventh coast-to-coast U S tour. Entremont’s family background includes a pianist mother and a violinist father, both connected with French conservatoires. He was born in Rheims France and showed early musical talent.
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Philippe Entremont
ABC
Canberra
Australia
United States
London
Paris
Rome
Berlin
European
America
Soviet Union
Entremont
Rheims Conservatoire
Jean
Conservatoire
Rheims
France
A.B.C
John Shaw to Return for Canberra Concert Tour
Australian baritone John Shaw, acclaimed as a leading Scarpia, returns home for the ABC 1963 International Celebrity Series with concerts in Canberra on June 3. He had joined Covent Garden in London after moving abroad in 1958 and has since sung major roles including Rigoletto and Macbeth.
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John Shaw
London Daily Mail
Covent Garden
Paccini
Newcastle
N.S.W
ABC
Canberra
England
Royal Ore House
Amonasro
Rodrigo
Scarpia
Macbeth
Marcello
Tonio
Ford
London
Joan Hammond
Elsie Morison
Shaw
Convent Garden
A.B.C
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Samsons
Civic Centre
N.B
Tibor Varga
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