January 2011
 

Sunday 9th at 3.00 pm Summer Mozart Festival Concert One Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre, Canning Road (corner of Recreation Road), This programme features chamber music for piano with flute, oboe, French horn, viola, cello and double bass, by Mozart, Johann Christian Bach, and Hummel's magnificent Septet in D minor, op. 74.

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Friday 14th January Chamber Philharmonia Cologne St George's Cathedral, Perth

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Friday 14 January  to  Sunday 23 January 2011 Sixteenth Annual Festival Organs of the Ballarat Goldfields

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Sunday 16th at 3.00 pm Summer Mozart Festival Concert Two Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre, Canning Road (corner of Recreation Road), This programme includes Mozart's piano concerto in G major, K. 41, composed by Mozart at the age of eleven, and a flute concerto by Gluck (soloist Emily Gunson).

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Sunday 23rd at 3.00 pm Summer Mozart Festival Concert Three Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre, Canning Road (corner of Recreation Road), This programme features Mozart's piano concerto in G major, K. 453, and his much-loved Symphony in G minor, K. 550.

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Wednesday 26th AUSTRALIA DAY RAMBLE Inner Western Sydney The ramble starting in the morning will include a visit to the organ in the Great Hall of Sydney University in the afternoon. Visit www.sydneyorgan.com/Calendar11  for further information. 10.00 am: The organ in the chapel of St Paul's College within the University of Sydney. The entrance to the college is off City Road near Carillon Ave. The organ was built by Flentrop in 1971-1972. It has 2 manuals and pedals, 15 speaking stops and 3 couplers. The organ will be demonstrated by Frank Tamsitt and the demonstration will be followed by open console. 11.30 am: The organ in the chapel of St John's College within the University of Sydney. The entrance to the college is off Parramatta Road near Missenden Road. We are asked not to go into the building and to be at the tower at 11.20 am so as to be escorted into the building. The organ was built by Fincham's of Melbourne in 1974 and has 1 manual with 6 speaking stops. The organ will be demonstrated by Pastor de Lasala and the demonstration will be followed by open console. 2.00 pm: The organ in the Great Hall of the University of Sydney. The entrance to the Great Hall is via the Ante-room and the entrance from the Quadrangle by the door between the clock-tower and the Great Hall. The organ was built by mainly by Von Beckerath in 1972. It has 3 manuals and pedals, 53 speaking stops and 5 couplers. The organ will be Introduced and demonstrated by Amy Johansen and the demonstration will be followed by open console. The ramble will conclude at 4.00 pm. The specifications of each organ may be found by clicking on the blue links above.

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Saturday 29th at 5.30 pm ORGAN RECITAL Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle Jonathan Hellyer-Jones,  Precentor and Director of College Music, Magdalen College, Cambridge. A Baroque specialist of international renown presenting a short recital of works by Bach, Buxtehude, Lemare, Howells and Vierne. Admission by retiring donation.