Sunday 10 January, 6pm
Flinders Civic Hall
Wine available for purchase, doors and bar open from 5pm
A 60 minute performance
Some concerts are worth planning your summer around. For our final evening, we’re bringing an extraordinary group of musicians together from around the world to perform Schubert’s Trout Quintet. This is the chance to hear artists you’ve followed throughout the festival sharing the stage in a combination you’re unlikely to hear for a while. Alongside Tabakova’s String Trio,
The Trout is our PSMF27 final concert celebration at Flinders Civic Hall. Bring friends, stay for the final notes and help us make this one of those festival nights we’ll be talking about for years.
PROGRAM
F. SCHUBERT: Hungarian Melody D. 817
R. GLIÈRE: Duos Nos 2, 4, 5
D. TABAKOVA: Insight for String Trio
F. SCHUBERT: Piano Quintet in A major, D. 667 The Trout
ARTISTS
Violin - Emily Sun
Piano - Aura Go
Viola - Arabella Bozic
Cello - Charlotte Miles
Double Bass - Kylie Davies
Violinist Emily Sun has established an international reputation as a compelling soloist and chamber musician, performing with leading orchestras including the Sydney Symphony, Melbourne Symphony and BBC National Orchestra of Wales. She appears at venues worldwide including Wigmore Hall, Royal Albert Hall and the Sydney Opera House. Her recordings for ABC Classic have received widespread acclaim. Emily is violin professor at the Royal College of Music in London and plays a 1753 Guadaganini violin, on generous loan from UKARIA.
Arabella Bozic is an Australian violist based in Paris. She has performed with leading ensembles including the Vienna Philharmonic, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Camerata Salzburg and London Symphony Orchestra, and at the Verbier, Aldeburgh and Salzburg festivals. Her solo appearances include performances with Norddeutsche Philharmonie Rostock and broadcasts on Deutschlandfunk Kultur. A tenured member of Orchestre de Chambre de Paris from 2021 to 2026, Arabella now enjoys a varied freelance career. Recent collaborations include Paris’s Quatuor Akilone, Melbourne’s Affinity Quartet and Queens of the Stone Age, reflecting her versatility across chamber music, orchestral performance and contemporary collaborations.
Melbourne-born cellist Charlotte Miles captivates audiences with her “keen musical intelligence, assured technique and honeyed tone” (Sydney Morning Herald). She has appeared as soloist with the Munich Chamber Orchestra, Kremerata Baltica and Australian Youth Orchestra, and performed at festivals including the Australian Festival of Chamber Music and Cello Biënnale Amsterdam. A passionate chamber musician, Charlotte is a member of Gautier Capuçon’s Capucelli ensemble and performs as a guest with the Australian and Mahler Chamber Orchestras, Australian String Quartet and Berlin Philharmonic. She was the first Australian student at Germany’s prestigious Kronberg Academy, where she studies with Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt.
Kylie Davies is Associate Principal Double Bass with Orchestra Victoria. Born and bred in Melbourne, once completing studies at VCA in 1997 she headed to Europe for what would end up being 20 years where she lived in The Netherlands performing regularly with the Asko/Schoenberg Ensemble and Residentie Orkest Den Haag before moving to London in 2001. There she performed with many orchestras including the RPO, Britten Sinfona, National Orchestra of Wales, Royal Northern Sinfonia and Liverpool Philharmonic, along with much time sent abroad touring Europe and America. Kylie is also the Director of The Newmarket Collective, a bespoke recording ensemble for film and tv housed at Newmarket Studios in North Melbourne.
Aura Go is an Australian concert pianist whose performances span concerto, recital, chamber music and cross-artform collaborations. She has appeared as soloist with the Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Queensland Symphony Orchestras, and at festivals including Edinburgh, Kuhmo and the Australian Festival of Chamber Music. In 2023, she toured nationally for Musica Viva as pianist-actor in the acclaimed stage adaptation of Chopin’s Piano. Aura performs with Tomoe Kawabata as the KIAZMA Piano Duo and has recorded the complete Beethoven cello sonatas with Timo-Veikko Valve. Her imaginative programming brings together established masterpieces, new music and underrepresented repertoire.
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Sunday 10 January, 6pm
Flinders Civic Hall
Wine available for purchase, doors and bar open from 5pm
A 60 minute performance
Some concerts are worth planning your summer around. For our final evening, we’re bringing an extraordinary group of musicians together from around the world to perform Schubert’s Trout Quintet. This is the chance to hear artists you’ve followed throughout the festival sharing the stage in a combination you’re unlikely to hear for a while. Alongside Tabakova’s String Trio,
The Trout is our PSMF27 final concert celebration at Flinders Civic Hall. Bring friends, stay for the final notes and help us make this one of those festival nights we’ll be talking about for years.
PROGRAM
F. SCHUBERT: Hungarian Melody D. 817
R. GLIÈRE: Duos Nos 2, 4, 5
D. TABAKOVA: Insight for String Trio
F. SCHUBERT: Piano Quintet in A major, D. 667 The Trout
ARTISTS
Violin - Emily Sun
Piano - Aura Go
Viola - Arabella Bozic
Cello - Charlotte Miles
Double Bass - Kylie Davies
Violinist Emily Sun has established an international reputation as a compelling soloist and chamber musician, performing with leading orchestras including the Sydney Symphony, Melbourne Symphony and BBC National Orchestra of Wales. She appears at venues worldwide including Wigmore Hall, Royal Albert Hall and the Sydney Opera House. Her recordings for ABC Classic have received widespread acclaim. Emily is violin professor at the Royal College of Music in London and plays a 1753 Guadaganini violin, on generous loan from UKARIA.
Arabella Bozic is an Australian violist based in Paris. She has performed with leading ensembles including the Vienna Philharmonic, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Camerata Salzburg and London Symphony Orchestra, and at the Verbier, Aldeburgh and Salzburg festivals. Her solo appearances include performances with Norddeutsche Philharmonie Rostock and broadcasts on Deutschlandfunk Kultur. A tenured member of Orchestre de Chambre de Paris from 2021 to 2026, Arabella now enjoys a varied freelance career. Recent collaborations include Paris’s Quatuor Akilone, Melbourne’s Affinity Quartet and Queens of the Stone Age, reflecting her versatility across chamber music, orchestral performance and contemporary collaborations.
Melbourne-born cellist Charlotte Miles captivates audiences with her “keen musical intelligence, assured technique and honeyed tone” (Sydney Morning Herald). She has appeared as soloist with the Munich Chamber Orchestra, Kremerata Baltica and Australian Youth Orchestra, and performed at festivals including the Australian Festival of Chamber Music and Cello Biënnale Amsterdam. A passionate chamber musician, Charlotte is a member of Gautier Capuçon’s Capucelli ensemble and performs as a guest with the Australian and Mahler Chamber Orchestras, Australian String Quartet and Berlin Philharmonic. She was the first Australian student at Germany’s prestigious Kronberg Academy, where she studies with Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt.
Kylie Davies is Associate Principal Double Bass with Orchestra Victoria. Born and bred in Melbourne, once completing studies at VCA in 1997 she headed to Europe for what would end up being 20 years where she lived in The Netherlands performing regularly with the Asko/Schoenberg Ensemble and Residentie Orkest Den Haag before moving to London in 2001. There she performed with many orchestras including the RPO, Britten Sinfona, National Orchestra of Wales, Royal Northern Sinfonia and Liverpool Philharmonic, along with much time sent abroad touring Europe and America. Kylie is also the Director of The Newmarket Collective, a bespoke recording ensemble for film and tv housed at Newmarket Studios in North Melbourne.
Aura Go is an Australian concert pianist whose performances span concerto, recital, chamber music and cross-artform collaborations. She has appeared as soloist with the Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Queensland Symphony Orchestras, and at festivals including Edinburgh, Kuhmo and the Australian Festival of Chamber Music. In 2023, she toured nationally for Musica Viva as pianist-actor in the acclaimed stage adaptation of Chopin’s Piano. Aura performs with Tomoe Kawabata as the KIAZMA Piano Duo and has recorded the complete Beethoven cello sonatas with Timo-Veikko Valve. Her imaginative programming brings together established masterpieces, new music and underrepresented repertoire.
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