The 55th Intervarsity Choral Festival: PERTH, Friday 6 – Sunday 22 February, 2004
'''Patron:''' His Excellency Lieutenant-General John Sanderson, AC, Governor of Western Australia <
>
'''University Patrons:''' Professors Millicent Poole (VC of Edith Cowan), Alan Robson, (VC of the Uni of WA), Lance Twomey (VC of Curtin Uni), and John Yovich (VC of Murdoch) <
>
'''Chorusmaster:''' Andrew Wailes <
>
'''Accompanists:''' Jodie Lockyer, Michael Winikoff <
>
'''Camp Venue:''' Ern Halliday Recreation Camp, Hillarys <
>
'''Participants:''' AUCS, FUCS, MonUCS, MUCS, MuscUTS, MUS, PUCS, QUMS, ROCS, SCUNA, SUMS, TUMS<
>
'''FIBS:''' ORIFICE (O for ... R for ... etc) <
>
=== COMMITTEE ===
'''Convenor:''' Joel Mendelson <
>
'''Treasurer:''' Karl Aloritias <
>
'''Secretary:''' Peter Wright <
>
'''Con``Man:''' Adam Birch <
>
'''Librarian:''' Matthew Flett <
>
'''Social Secretary:''' Dave Riley <
>
'''Camp Officer:''' Scott Membry <
>
'''PR/Publicity:''' Jodie Hunter <
>
'''Assistant Publicity:''' Siobhan Hicks <
>
'''Transport & Billeting:''' Kylie Kerin, Jocelyn Kuan <
>
'''Other Committee Members:''' Craig Miskell, Mark Tearle<
>
'''PUCS President:''' Kristen Davies
'''Section Leaders:''' Sarah Chan, Kristen Davies, Mark Egelstaff, Andrew Corkill
=== CONCERT 1 ===
Saturday 14 February 2004, 6:30pm, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre <
>
'''Conductors:''' Andrew Wailes, Bruce Mc``Allister* <
>
'''Programme:''' Carl Orff, ''O Fortuna'' (from ''Carmina Burana''); Handel, ''Zadok the Priest''; Sibelius, ''Finlandia''*; Biebl, ''Ave Maria''; Lauridsen, ''O magnum mysterium''; Grainger, ''Irish Tune from County Derry''*; Rachmaninov, ''Bogorodyitsye Dyevo, raduysya''; Watts arr. Mc``Allister, ''Rockingham''*; Parry, ''Jerusalem''*; Copland, ''Fanfare for the Common Man''*; Sarah Hopkins, ''Past Life Melodies''; Verdi, Overture to ''La Forza del destino''*, ''Anvil Chorus'' (from ''Il Trovatore''); Iain Grandage, ''Three Australian Bush Songs''; Dvořák, ''Slavonic Dance'' Op. 46/8*; Pascanů, ''Chindia''; Tye, ''Laudate nomen Domini''. <
>
'''Notes:''' With the Midland Brick Brass, conductor Bruce Mc``Allister; and Jodie Lockyer, piano (Pascanů). <
>
'''Review''':
=== CONCERT 2 ===
Sunday 15 February 2004, afternoon, Armadale <
>
'''Conductors:''' Andrew Wailes, Bruce Mc``Allister <
>
'''Notes:''' With the Midland Brick Brass
=== CONCERT 3 ===
Saturday 21 February 2004, 8pm, Perth Concert Hall <
>
'''Conductor:''' Graham Abbott <
>
'''Soloists:''' Lisa Harper-Brown (soprano), Fiona Campbell (alto), Aldo di Toro (tenor), Harry Peeters (bass) <
>
'''Programme:''' Antonín Dvořák, ''Stabat mater'', Op. 58 <
>
'''Notes:''' With the Prague Chamber Orchestra (supplemented by players of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra); for the Perth International Arts Festival (PIAF). <
>
'''Review''': Neville Cohn, ‘Hobo-inspired masterpiece', ''West Australian'', 23 February 2004, p.10. "The next night a full house at the Concert Hall heard Dvorak’s Stabat Mater … with the Australian Intervarsity Choral Societies Association filling the organ stalls almost to overflowing … One cannot too highly praise the choral singing of the well-trained ensemble … Tenor Aldo di Toro has never sung better, and mezzo soprano Fiona Campbell was radiant both vocally and visually … Graham Abbott’s direction from the podium brought out the reverence and passion of this masterpiece."
=== STORIES & LINKS ===
Perth IV in 2004 has often been remembered for hosting easily the most artistically accomplished IV concert in recent memory, which was recorded for national broadcast by ABC Classic FM; for a particularly paganistic camp that hosted a spa of dubious cleanliness and a showing of the notorious porn film, ''Caligula''; for the continuing tradition of winding down from IV at Rottofest (enlivened by the ABC broadcast of concert 2); for a more than usually acrimonious meeting of the Australian Intervarsity Choral Council (AIVCC); and for the ignominious end to the traditional game of Sogball.
Add links to your story and other related pages here...
----
||'''Previous festival: [[CIV2003]] Next festival: [[MIV2005]]||
<>