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Coming up...

My Nurse and I (for a cappella SATB choir)
Commissioned for performance by Concordis Chamber Choir, directed by Andrew Hunter.

Communion of Reparation (for Our Lady of Sorrows) (for SATB choir, with soprano and baritone soloists)
Commissioned by Ars Musica Australis in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, for performance by the Sydney Conservatorium Chamber Choir, directed by Dr Neil McEwan.

New Work (for alto saxophone and symphonic wind ensemble)
Commissioned for performance by Australian saxophone virtuoso, Barry Cockcroft.

New Suite of Works (for Junior Band): Arrival of the Baby Elephant, Hippopotamusic, Big Cats.
For leading Australian music publisher, Reed Music.

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Saturday 6th February, 2010, 6pm.

Flight of Fancy (for flute and piano)

Performers: Lamorna Nightingale (flute) & Jocelyn Eddey Fazzone (piano). [CD Recording: "Eat Chocolate and Cry"]
Broadcast: Fellowship of Australian Composers programme, presented by Julie Simonds. 2MBS-FM 102.5 FM.

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Saturday 6th February, 2010, 6pm.

Crazy Logic (for alto saxophone and piano)

Performers: Barry Cockcroft (alto sax) & Adam Pinto (piano). [CD Recording: "Crazy Logic"]
Broadcast: Fellowship of Australian Composers programme, presented by Julie Simonds. 2MBS-FM 102.5 FM.

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Sunday 13 December, 2009, 7.30pm.

Nativity (for a cappella SATB choir)

Performers: The Lucian Singers, directed by Graeme Morton.
Venue: Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, Christ Church St Lucia, Cnr. Central & Ninth Avenues, St. Lucia, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.

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Tuesday 29 September, 2009, 5:30pm.

Flight of Fancy (for flute and piano)

Performers: Lamorna Nightingale (flute) & Jocelyn Eddey Fazzone (piano).
Venue: The Australian Music Centre, Level 4, 10 Hickson Road, The Rocks, NSW, Australia.
Details: Launch of "Eat Chocolate and Cry", a CD of Australian flute music composed between 1999-2009. Performed by Christine Draeger (flute), Lamorna Nightingale (flute) and Jocelyn Eddey Fazzone (piano).

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Sunday 20 September, 2009.

All is one and one is all (for a cappella choir)

Performers: Wesley Institute Choir, Sydney, conducted by Rachelle Elliott.
Venue: "Spring Concert" - Lane Cove Concert Band; St Stephen's Church, Willoughby, NSW, Australia.

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Thursday 27 August, 2009, 7pm.

Butterflies dance (for a cappella choir) WORLD PREMIERE
Commissioned for performance by The Australian Voices.

Performers: The Australian Voices, conducted by Stephen Leek.
Venue: Conservatorium Theatre, Griffith University, 16 Russell Street, South Bank, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.
Tickets: available at the door - Full $30, conc. $20, family $80
Enquiries: admin@theaustralianvoices.com

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Friday 17 July, 2009, 8.00pm

The Blue Gum Forest (for a cappella choir and bass-baritone soloist) WORLD PREMIERE
Commissioned for performance at the 60th Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival.

Performers: 60th Intervarsity Festival Choir and Hobart Wind Symphony directed by Simon Reade and June Tyzack. Soloists: Christopher Richardson (baritone) and Amy Richardson (soprano).

Venue: Stanley Burbury Theatre, Churchill Ave, Sandy Bay, Hobart, Tasmania.
Tickets: $30 & $25  Centertainment 6234 5998 (group discounts available).

Details: 60th Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival Gala Concert. The Blue Gum Forest - Matthew Orlovich; Northward the Strait - Don Kay (Extended to include all of Gwen Harwood's originally commissioned six poems); 1812 Festival Overture - Tchaikovsky (choral version); Polovtsian Dances - Borodin; Negro Spirituals from A Child of Our Time - Tippett.



Further information: www.tums.org.au/lxiv/majorconcert

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Thursday 16 July, 2009, 7pm

Choral Music

Performers: The Hunter Singers, directed by Kim Sutherland.

Venue: Hellweger Heimat und Kulturhaus, Hellweger, Rotenburger, Germany.

Details: Music by Michael Atherton, Stephen Leek, Gordon Hamilton, Wendy Ireland and Matthew Orlovich.

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Sunday 12 July, 2009, 7.30pm

Tides of Ocean (for a cappella choir)

Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek.

Venue: National Concert Hall, Taipei City, Taiwan.
Tickets: NT$300 to NT$1,000, available through NTCH ticketing or online at www.artsticket.com.tw

Details: Steven Leek and the Australian Voices (史蒂芬．里克&澳洲之聲合唱團), part of the 2009 Taiwan Youth Choir Concert Tour (2009台灣青年合唱團巡迴音樂會) organized by the Formosa Singers (福爾摩沙合唱團), presents a program that includes Leek’s My Country, Wirindji and Red Earth, and Matthew Orlovich’s Tides of Ocean. [Source: Taipei Times].

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Saturday 11 July, 2009, 5.30pm

The Blue Gum Forest (for a cappella choir and bass-baritone soloist) PREVIEW PERFORMANCE
Commissioned for performance at the 60th Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival (See above).

Performers: 60th Intervarsity Festival Choir with Christopher Richardson (baritone), conducted by David Webster.

Venue: Hobart Town Hall, Macquarie Street, Hobart, Tasmania.
Tickets: Available at the door. ($10/$5)

Details: Festival of Voices: Apperitivo Concert 5. This concert features James Penberthy's "Bedlam Hills"  (the first ever Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival Commission), plus a preview of "The Blue Gum Forest" by Matthew Orlovich, before a procession down to the Festival Of Voices bonfire at Salamanca Place!

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Thursday 9 July, 2009

Crazy Logic [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006]

Performers: Barry Cockcroft (saxophone), Adam Pinto (pianist).
Venue: World Saxophone Congress XV, College of Music, Mahidol University, Bankok, Thailand.

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Tuesday 7 July, 2009 6.30pm

NYCA 2009 Concert Season: including choral music by Matthew Orlovich.

Performers: The National Youth Choir of Australia, conducted by Noel Ancell
Venue: St Martin's Hawksburn Anglican Church, 27 Cromwell Rd, South Yarra
Tickets: Admission free.

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Saturday 20 June, 2009

White Horses (for symphonic wind orchestra, 2008) WORLD PREMIERE
Commissioned by Reed Music (Australia) with financial assistance from the Australia Council.

Performers: Grainger Wind Symphony; concert also features Barry Cockcroft and Ken Murray.
Venue: Melba Hall, University of Melbourne, Royal Parade, Parkville, VIC.
Details: www.graingerwindsymphony.asn.au

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Tuesday 12 May, 2009, 7.30pm

All is one and one is all (for a cappella SATB choir, 2008)

Performers: Sydney New Philharmonic Choir and Joubert Singers.
Venue: St Mary's Catholic Church, 264 Miller Street, North Sydney, NSW.
Tickets: $20 (Tickets can be purchased by phone on 0421 830 125).
Details: A charity concert marking the twelve month anniversary of the earthquake in Chengdu, China.

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Sunday 19 April, 2009, 2pm

All is one and one is all (for a cappella SATB choir, 2008)

Performers: Joubert Singers, directed by Rachelle Elliott.
Venue: "Music Shoalhaven 2009 Concert Series": Nowra School of Arts, Berry Street, Nowra, NSW.
Tickets: $25/$20 (Tickets can be purchased by phone on (02) 4464 2245.

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Thursday 5 April, 2009, 7.30pm

Crazy Logic [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006]
Performers: Prof. Phil Barham (saxophone), Paul Thurmond (pianist).
Venue: Wattenbarger Auditorium, Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville, Tennessee, USA.
Details: Program also includes: Kotekan by Piet Swerts*, I'm Old Fashioned by Kern and Mercer**, Deux Movements by Andre Weignein*, and Jesus is Coming" by Jacob Ter Veldhuis***.

*Performed by Prof. Phil Barham & Paul Thurmond;
**Performed by Prof. Phil Barham and Frederick Kennedy;
*** Performed by the Phil Barham Quartet [Phil Barham, Nicholas Dearing, Benjamin Elsberry & Andrew J. Allen].

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16 March – 2 April 2009

Selected Works: Music by Debussy, Elgar, Bizet & Australian composers including Greenbaum, Orlovich, Stanhope, Davidson, Carter and more.

Performers: Rompduo [Barry Cockcroft, saxophone & clarinet; Adam Pinto, piano].
Venue: Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Ballarat, Geelong, Hobart, Adelaide, Brisbane, Wellington, Christchurch.

Details: Australia’s well-known saxophone & piano duo are performing in Western Australia as part of their Australian & New Zealand tour. Rompduo have recorded 9 CDs and performed together since 2000. They recently completed a 3-month residency at Canada’s Banff Centre for the Arts. This year rompduo will be playing music by some of Australia’s most dynamic composers including their own original compositions. Much of this exciting repertoire is featured on the new AMEB syllabus released this year. A selection of music from the new syllabus will be available for purchase at the concert. Entry by generous donation.

TOUR DATES

PERTH: Monday 16 March 2009 7:30pm
Eastern Hills Senior High School Music Auditorium
Keane Street Mt Helena
Tickets at the door $12/$18
Public masterclass 6-7 (all welcome)

MELBOURNE: Wed 18th March 2009 7:30pm
Fintona Girls School Balwyn
Reid Studio (enter of Millah Rd)
Tickets at the door $12/$18

SYDNEY: Thursday 19th March 2009 7pm
Recital Hall East
Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Entry by generous donation!

BALLARAT: Saturday 21st March 2009 7pm
Ballarat High School (Robinson Theatre)
Tickets at the door $12/$18
public masterclass 5:30pm (bring your instruments)     

GEELONG: Sunday 22nd March 2009 2pm
Christian College Geelong
Middle School Campus
18 Burdekin Road Highton
public masterclass 11-1
Tickets at the door $12/$18

HOBART: 23 March 2009 7pm
Hobart Conservatorium
Tickets at the door $12/$18     

ADELAIDE: Wed 25th March 2009 7pm
Bishop Hall
Elder Conservatorium of Music
University of Adelaide
Tickets at the door $12/$18 (Con students free)
public masterclass 5pm

BRISBANE: Monday 30th March 2009 7:30pm
Basil Jones Orchestral Hall
Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Griffith University
Tickets at the door $12/$18 (Con students free)
 
WELLINGTON (NZ): Wednesday 1st April 2009 6pm
Adam Concert Room
NZSM
Tickets at the door $12/$18 (NZSM students free)

CHRISTCHURCH (NZ): Thursday 2nd April, 2009 7pm
The Chapel
Music Centre of Christchurch
Tickets at the door $10

Workshops Thursday and Friday
Studio B33
The Arts Centre of Christchurch
Contact Noeline Hobson 021 2112 655

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Sunday 22 March, 2009, 3pm

All is one and one is all (for a cappella SATB choir, 2008) WORLD PREMIERE
Commissioned by Ars Musica Australis for performance by In Harmony Choir, directed by Rachelle Elliott.

Performers: In Harmony Choir, directed by Rachelle Elliott.
Venue: Parramatta Riverside Theatres (353 Church Street, Parramatta, NSW, Australia).

Details: Inspired by national Harmony Day, In Harmony is a choral celebration that promotes social and cultural understanding by sharing vocal music from different regions of the world with singers, choirs and audiences from around Sydney. Following a weekend of choral workshops, participants will perform along with featured choirs including Joubert Singers, French Ensemble Choir and the Sudanese Women's Choir. This concert of diverse choral music will include the World Premiere of a new work commissioned by Ars Musica Australis entitled "All is One and One is All" by Matthew Orlovich.

SINGLE TICKET PRICES: Adults $29, Conc $26, 30 & Under $23
BIG NOTER TICKETS: Adults $26, Conc $23, 30 & Under $20
Contact: http://www.inharmony.org.au/index.html

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Sunday 21 December, 2008, 1pm

Australian Christmas Music:

"If Christ had been born in another time" [for a cappella SATB choir, 2008] WORLD PREMIERE
"Nativity" [for a cappella SATB choir, 2008] WORLD PREMIERE

Performers: The Oriana Chorale, directed by Tobias Cole.
Venue: National Museum of Australia, Lawson Crescent, Acton Peninsula, Canberra ACT 2600 Australia.

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Sunday 16 November, 2008, 2.30pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: Bel a cappella, directed by Stephan Kooper.
Venue: St Stephen's Anglican Church, 189 Church Street, Newtown, NSW, Australia.
Details: "Scala Enigmatica: choral music from across and beyond the 20th century". Featuring works by Verdi, Britten, Tavener, Grainger, Orlovich, Leek, Levine, Standford, Pärt and more.

Tickets: $20 ($10 students)
Additional info: www.bel.org.au

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15 and 16 November 2008

Night [for SATB choir, piano, percussion and didgeridoo in C, 2005; arr.2008] NEW ARRANGEMENT
Performers: ProjectKoor, directed by Paul Gieles.
Venue: Saturday 15 Nov. (8.15pm) Atrium van verzorgingshuis 'Hof van Rode' Deken van Erpstraat, Sint-Oedenrode. Sunday 16 Nov. (3pm) Pleincollege van Maerlant, Jacob van Maerlantlaan 11, Eindhoven, The Netherlands.

Toegangsprijs: 7,50 Euro.

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Friday 14 November, 2008

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: Mt Mansfield Union High School Select Chorus, directed by Caleb Pillsbury.
Venue: Annual Holiday Fair, The Cathedral Church of St Paul, Burlington, Vermont, USA.
Details: "Traditional holiday favorites will be sung as well as selections by Eric Whitacre, Norman Luboff and Matthew Orlovich. Come, get into the holiday spirit, and be uplifted by great choral music!" [Source: MMU website).

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Sunday 26 October, 2008, 2pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: Bel a cappella, directed by Stephan Kooper.
Venue: The Chapel of The Benedictine Monastery, Arcadia, NSW, Australia.
Details: "Scala Enigmatica: choral music from across and beyond the 20th century", in association with "Arcadia Music Recitals: 2008 Series". Featuring works by Verdi, Britten, Tavener, Grainger, Orlovich, Leek, Levine, Standford, Pärt and more.

Tickets: $25 ($20 students/pension card holders)
Additional info: www.bel.org.au

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October, 2008.

Australian Choral Music

Performers: The Australian Voices, Mardi Lumsden and The Rising Seas, Paul Lin, Jan Baker-Finch.
Venue: decoder warehouse, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, QLD.
Details: Featuring music of Lisa Young, Paul-Antoni Bonetti, Daniel Walker and Stephen Leek, Mardi Lumsden, Robert Davidson, Matthew Orlovich and Jacque Gawler. Also starring Paul Lin (Marimba Master), Jan Baker-Finch (Eurythmy).

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20-24 August 2008

Crazy Logic [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006]
Performers: Barry Cockcroft (saxophone), Adam Pinto (pianist).
Venue: Regional Tour: (20 Aug) St Joseph's College, Peter Cannon Performing Arts Centre (Enter Queen's Rd, Newtown), Geelong, VIC, Australia; (24 Aug) Fintona Girls School, Balwyn (enter off Millah Road), Melbourne, VIC, Australia.

Details: Music by Debussy, Saint-Saëns, Cockcroft, Orlovich, Goldstein, Carter & more.

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Saturday 21 June, 2008, 7pm

Araluen [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: The Resonants, directed by Helen Swan.
Venue: Italian Cultural Centre, Franklin Street, Forrest, ACT, Australia.
Details: The Italian Embassy, Italian Cultural Centre, PIAR (Publications for Italian and Australian Researchers) present The Resonants: "Taste of Australia", a concert featuring works by Australian composers.
Tickets: $20/$15 conc. Pre-sale and information: Embassy of Italy (Ph 6273 3333, ext. 318).

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Tuesday 20 May, 2008

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: Mount Eden Chamber Singers, directed by Mr Ken Rawdon.
Venue: Golden State Choral Festival 2008, California, USA.

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Sunday 18 May, 2008, 2:30pm.

Araluen [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: ATV/16–26, directed by Joan Wright.
Venue: "Hobart Town Hall, Hobart Tasmania, Australia.
Details: The Jane Franklin Consort (directed by Chris Carolan) and special guest the ATV 16/26 choir will go au naturel at their concert at Hobart Town Hall on Sunday. At the Au Naturel concert, the consort will sing secular choral works inspired by nature from composers including Ravel, Arcadelt, Gibbons, Weelkes, Monteverdi, des Pres, Caimo, Stanford, Finzi and Janequin. They will combine with ATV 16/26 to sing "Three Australian Bush Songs" by Iain Grandage, and ATV 16/26 will sing two other songs by Australian composers, "Black Swan" by Stephen Leek and "Araluen" by Matthew Orlovich. [Source: The Mercury, Tasmania].

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Saturday 10 May, 2008, 7:30pm.

Ezekiel [for SSABar choir, piano and percussion, 2004]
Performers: The Hunter Singers, directed by Kim Sutherland.
Venue: Hunter Theatre, Newcastle, Australia.
Details: "Mothers Choice! Favourites from the repertoire!" featuring choral music from Australia and abroad.

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Friday 2 May, 2008

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: Mount Eden Chamber Singers, directed by Mr Ken Rawdon.
Venue: 2008 CMEA-East Bay Choir Festival, California State University East Bay, Hayward, California, USA.

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Saturday 19 April, 2008

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: San Francisco State University Chamber Singers, directed by Dr Joshua Habermann.
Venue: St Alberts Priory, 6172 Chabot, Oakland, California, USA.

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Tuesday 26 February, 2008

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: San Francisco State University Chamber Singers, directed by Dr Joshua Habermann.
Venue: St Boniface Church, Anaheim, California, USA.

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Tuesday 19 February, 2008

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: San Francisco State University Chamber Singers, directed by Dr Joshua Habermann.
Venue: Grace Cathedral, 1100 California Street at Taylor, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Friday 25 January, 2008, 8:00pm

Waratah (for SATB choir, brass and percussion, 2001; rev. 2007)
Performers: Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival Choir, conducted by Brett Weymark.
Venue: 59th Annual Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival, Great Hall, University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia.

Details: The 59th Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival Choir, with the acclaimed Waratah Brass, performs an all-Australian concert entitled "Visions of Australia". Repertoire includes music by Boyd, Kats Chernin, Walker, Peterson, Stanhope and Orlovich.

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Christmas Eve, 2007, midnight

Midnight Mass [for SATB choir, orchestra, organ and soloists, 2007]   WORLD PREMIERE
Performers: Choir of St Patrick's Church, Blacktown, with orchestra and special Guest Artists.
Venue: St Patrick's Church, 51 - 59 Allawah Street, Blacktown, NSW, Australia.
Enquiries: St Patrick's Parish: Ph. (+61 2) 9622 1125

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Sunday 25 November, 2007, 3pm

Araluen [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: Oriana Chorale, directed by Tobias Cole.
Venue: The Hall, University House, Australian National University, ACT, Australia.
Details: "Top ten concerts hit all the high notes. The Oriana Chorale, conducted by former Canberran Tobias Cole, provided a concert of superior unaccompanied choral singing, titled An Australian Summer, which most effectively matched music by Australian composers with readings of poems by Australian poets." [Source: W.L. Hoffman, writing in The Canberra Times, Times2, Tuesday, January 1, 2008.]

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Sunday 25 November, 2007, 1pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek.
Venue: Ian Hanger Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium Grifffith University, South Bank, QLD.

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Thursday 27 September, 2007, 7:30pm

Crazy Logic [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006]   CANADIAN PREMIERE
Performers: Barry Cockcroft (saxophone), Adam Pinto (pianist).
Venue: Rolston Hall, Banff Centre, Banff, Alberta, Canada.

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Saturday 22 September, 2007, 7:30pm.

Crazy Logic [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006]
Performers: Jabra Latham (saxophone), Karen Smithies (pianist).
Venue: The Ballroom, Epsom House, 244 Midland Highway, Pontville, Tasmania, Australia.

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Saturday 22 September, 2007, 6:00pm

[Choral music by Matthew Orlovich]
Performers: The Resonants
Venue: Kamberra Wine Company, Lyneham, ACT, Australia.

Details: The Resonants will be combining forceswith well-known Canberran flutist Teresa Rabe and guitarist Minh Le Hoang to present a program of contemporary and fine Australian music. The evening’s musical performance will be complemented with Australian wine and cheese at Kamberra Wines, cnr Northbourne Ave & Flemington Rd Lyneham.

The Resonants is a well-known young adult choral group who regularly perform around Canberra and surrounding areas. The Resonants was the ACT Winner of the ABC Choir of the Year competition in 2006. The selection of Australian choral music will include Clare Maclean’s "Hope there is", Iain Grandage’s "Three Australian Bush Songs", Colin Brumby’s "Four Romantic Choruses", Joseph Twist’s "Do Not Stand at my Grave and Weep", and many more delights from Matthew Orlovich and Stephen Leek. These Australian choral pieces will be interspersed with delightful Australian flute and guitar pieces.

Tickets: $20 for adults and $15 for concessions (includes drinks and nibblies). For more information, please go to
www.resonants.org.au or contact Allison on 0408 018 808. Tickets will be sold at the door or through choir members. [Source: Canberra Online]

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Saturday 15 September, 2007, 7:30pm

Crazy Logic [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006]   U.K. PREMIERE
Performers: Gerard McChrystal (saxophone), Mary Dullea (pianist); concert also features Craig Ogden (guitar), Smith Quartet and Tom Blach (piano).
Venue: Wigmore Hall, London, UK.

Details:In a concert entitled "sax+!", we hear works by Matthew Orlovich, Jules Demersseman, Alfred Desenclos, Greg Caffrey, Ciaran Farrell, Marek Pasieczny, Jaime Zenamon, Iain Ballamy, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Celso Machado and
Graham Fitkin.

Tickets: £13 £11 £9 £8 (www.wigmore-hall.org.uk) (Click to download the concert flyer - PDF/147KB)

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Tuesday 7 August, 2007, 7:30pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Taipei Chamber Choir 2007 World Window Series – Natural Sound.
Performers: Taipei Chamber Choir, conducted by Chen Yun-hung and accompanied by pianist Shao Yu-fan.
Venue: Novel Hall, 3-1 Sungshou Rd, Taipei.

Details: Programme also includes Stephen Leek's 'Ngana' and 'Wirindji', Nancy Telfer's 'The Blue Eye of God' and Iain Grandage's 'Three Australian Bush Songs'.

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Sunday 5 August, 2007, 2:30pm

[Choral music by Matthew Orlovich]
Concordis in Canberra.
Performers: Concordis Chamber Choir, directed by Andrew Hunter.
Venue: Wesley Music Centre, 20-22 National Circuit, Forrest ACT, Australia.

Details: "Choral music fans can go along to the Wesley Music Centre and Wesley Uniting Church tomorrow afternoon to enjoy A Choral Tapestry. The diverse and entertaining program of sacred and secular choral music is performed by the acclaimed Concordis Chamber Choir, conducted by Andrew Hunter, winner of the Victorian state final of the ABC Classic FM Choir of the Year competition in 2006.Works include new compositions by young Australian composer Nicholas Buc and music by Eric Whitacre, Matthew Orlovich and Moses Hogan." [Source: The Canberra Times 4 Aug. 2007]

Tickets at the door. $25, concession $20, full-time students $10, children (under 12) free.

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Tuesday 10 July, 2007

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Gala Concert, Summa Cum Laude International Youth Music Festival, Vienna.
Performers: Wesley Institute Choir, directed by Dr David Johnston.
Venue: Golden Hall, Musikverein, Vienna.
Details: The choir perform five pieces for the competition; "Dir" by Wolfram Wagner, "Locus iste" by Anton Bruckner, "Tides of Ocean" by Matthew Orlovich, "Bogoroditsye Dyevo (Ave Maria)" by Rachmaninov and "Song of Exaltation" by John Ness Beck.

STOP PRESS: Wesley Institute’s Choir of 47 students has won "First Prize in the Category of Mixed Choir with Outstanding Sucess" for their performance at the Summa Cum Laude International Youth Music Festival in Vienna. Congratulations!

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Sunday 17 June, 2007, 2:30pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Taipei Chamber Choir 2007 World Window Series – Natural Sound.
Performers: Taipei Chamber Choir, conducted by Chen Yun-hung and accompanied by pianist Shao Yu-fan.
Venue: Taichung County Cultural Centre, 782 Yuanhuan E Rd, Fungyuan City, Taichung County.
Details: Programme also includes Stephen Leek's 'Ngana' and 'Wirindji', Nancy Telfer's 'The Blue Eye of God' and Iain Grandage's 'Three Australian Bush Songs'.

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Saturday 16 June, 2007, 7:30pm

Crazy Logic [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006]
Flight of Fancy [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006]
A recital featuring great new works for saxophone and piano: rompduo will also be launching their two new CDs "Crazy Logic" and "Hinterland" featuring music from the VCE syllabus.
Performers: Barry Cockcroft (sax) and Adam Pinto (piano)
Venue: Rosanna Uniting Church, Arden Crescent, Rosanna, (MW 20 B12). Tickets at door $15/$20; Group discounts available; buy a $25 CD – free entry. Enquiries: info@reedmusic.com

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Saturday 16 June, 2007, 7:30pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Taipei Chamber Choir 2007 World Window Series – Natural Sound.
Performers: Taipei Chamber Choir, conducted by Chen Yun-hung and accompanied by pianist Shao Yu-fan.
Venue: Yuanlin Performance Hall, 99, Ln 2, Chungcheng Rd, Yuanlin Township, Changhua County.
Details: Programme also includes Stephen Leek's 'Ngana' and 'Wirindji', Nancy Telfer's 'The Blue Eye of God' and Iain Grandage's 'Three Australian Bush Songs'.

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Sunday 18 February, 2007, 11am

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Holy Eucharist Rite II
Performers: Christ Church Choir of Men and Girls, (Frederic DeHaven, director).
Venue: Washington National Cathedral: The Cathedral Church of Saint Peter & Saint Paul in the City & Diocese of Washington D.C., USA.

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Sunday 24 December, 2006, 11pm

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Christmas Eve 2006 Festival Eucharist Rite II
Performers: The Choir of Men, Boys and Girls, (Frederic DeHaven, choirmaster).
Venue: Christ Church, 61 Grosse Point Boulevard, Grosse Point Farms, Michigan 48236 USA.

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Sunday 24 December, 2006, 7:30pm

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
ABC Television presents: Hymns of Glory. Carols from St Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide, Australia.
Performers: St Peter's Cathedral Choir, Adelaide.

Details: "Join one of Australia's finest Cathedral Choirs and celebrate Christmas in compelling style. From the little baby in the manger, the star in the East, a simple cattle shed with ass standing by, to the signs and symbols of hope, Hymns of Glory is filled with the joy at Nazareth two millennia ago.

The program also features the poetry of Michael Leunig and the intimacy and magnificence of Australian music and liturgy. Popular carols like Away in a Manger, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing and O Come All Ye Faithful are lavishly covered." [Source: ABC TV]

"Hymns of Glory", released on ABC DVD in December 2006, is available from ABC Shop.

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Saturday 16 December, 2006 (10.05am)

Fragments of Gratification [for solo piano, 2000]
Composite Australian Work recorded by ABC Classic FM
Performer: Adam Pinto
Broadcast: ABC Classic FM 'Your Requests', presented by Marion Arnold.

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Friday 8 December, 2006, (8pm)

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: Monash University Choral Society, conducted by Amelia Alder.
Venue: Saints Peter and Paul's Church, Cnr Dorcas and Montague Sts, South Melbourne, Vic.
Tickets: $22/$16. Bookings: 0404 035 739

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Sunday 29 October, 2006, (9:05am-10:05am)

Aviation [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Broadcast: ABC Classic FM, 'Rising Stars', presented by Graham Abbott.
Performed by The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek.

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Saturday 28 October, 2006, (8pm)

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: Brisbane Chamber Choir, directed by Graeme Morton.
Venue: St John's Cathedral, Brisbane, Australia.
Tickets: $20/$15 concession.

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Saturday 28 October, 2006, (7.30pm)

Links [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: Queensland University Musical Society.
Venue: "Around the World in 80 minutes": Albert Street Uniting Church (opp. King George Square), Brisbane, QLD, Australia.
Tickets: Available at the door; $18 Adult/$12 concession/$55 Family.

Details: "The Queensland University Musical Society, now in its 94th year, will perform some of the classics of the choral repertoire, including pieces by Brahms, Fauré and Rachmaninov, through to pieces by more modern composers, including contemporary Australian composers Matthew Orlovich and Stephen Leek." [Source: QUMS flyer]

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Saturday 14 October, 2006, (7pm)

Voice of the River [for a cappella SATB choir, 1997]
Performers: Polyphony, directed by Kirk Hume.
Venue: The Crypt, St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, Australia. (Enter via South door).
Tickets: $16/$12 concession. Bookings: www.mca-tix.com or 1300 306 776

Details: 'Blood, Sweat and Tears': a programme of works by Claudio Monteverdi, Antonio Lotti, Johannes Brahms, Don McLean, Lennon/McCartney, Massive Attack, Imogen Heap, Brian Wilson and Matthew Orlovich.

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Sunday 8 October, 2006, (3pm)

Araluen [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: Brisbane Chamber Choir, directed by Graeme Morton.
Venue: St Paul's Cathedral, cnr Flinders and Swanston St., Melbourne, Australia.

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Sunday 8 October, 2006, 2.00pm

Crazy Logic [for alto saxophone and piano, 2006] Premiere Performance
Performers: Barry Cockcroft (alto saxophone) and Adam Pinto (piano)
Venue: Port Fairy Spring Music Festival 2006 (Lecture Hall) (www.portfairyspringmusicfestival.com)

Details: 'Not too near... Not too far': a concert of American and Australian premieres.

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Saturday 30 September, 2006

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: Concordis
Venue: City Recital Hall, Angel Place, Sydney, Australia.
Details: Performed at the culmination of Australia’s largest choral competition, broadcast live around the country on ABC Classic FM and around the globe via the ABC website.

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Sunday 10 September, 2006, (7pm)

Araluen [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: Brisbane Chamber Choir, directed by Graeme Morton.
Venue: St John's Cathedral, Brisbane, Australia.
Tickets: $20/$15 concession.

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Saturday 5th August, 2006, 2.30pm

Night [for handbells, SATB choir, didgeridoo and clap sticks, 2005] Premiere Performance
Performers: Massed Handbells of the 12th International Handbell Symposium, the combined choirs of St Peters Lutheran College and West Moreton Anglican College, with Michael J. Connolly (didgeridoo);

Conductor: Graeme Morton.

Venue: Great Hall, Brisbane Convention Centre, South Bank, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.

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Sunday 23 July, 2006, 9:05am

The Paean [for SSAA choir, string quartet and piano, 2001] Premiere Performance
Broadcast: ABC Classic FM 'Rising Stars' presented by Graham Abbott, featuring the Gondwana Voices world premiere performance of 'The Paean', a setting of Roland Robinson's evocative poem of the same name, scored for SSAA choir, string quartet and piano.

Conductor: Lyn Williams.

Recorded in January this year at Scotch College, Melbourne, Australia.
Sound engineer: Chris Lawson; Producer: Duncan Yardley; Technical Production: Michael Rogers.

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Thursday 13 July, 2006, 7:30pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Stephen Leek ChoralFest Choir, directed by Stephen Leek.
Venue: Gala ChoralFest Concert, City Hall, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.

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July, 2006

Gum Tree Country [for a cappella SSAA choir and quartet of chorister soloists (SSAA), 2003]
Performers: Waratah Girls Choir, directed by Wynette Horne.
Venue: Canadian Tour

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Sunday 18 June, 2006, 9:05am

Voice of the River [for a cappella SATB choir, 1997]
Broadcast: ABC Classic FM presents The Australian Boys Choir, joined by The Vocal Consort, Australia‘s premier male-voice choir, to present a program of choral music from Europe and Australia, including works by Veljo, Bestor, Stephen Leek, Iain Grandage, Joseph Twist, Matthew Orlovich and Schafer.

Conductor: Noel Ancel.

Recorded in September 2005 in the Iwaki Auditorium, ABC Studios Southbank, Melbourne, Australia.
Sound engineer: Nick Mierisch; Producer: Lydia Warren; Technical Production: Paul Penton.

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Saturday 3 June, 2006

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: St George's Choir, Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
Venue: Piccolo Spoleto Festival of Churches, Cathedral of St Luke and St Paul, Charleston, S.C., USA.
Details: A concert featuring music by Matthew Orlovich, Arvo Pärt, Orlando Gibbons, W.A. Mozart and Sir Edward Bairstow.

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Saturday 3 June, 2006, 6pm

A Dream Only Just Begun [for SATB choir, orchestra, and baritone voice soloist, 2002]
Broadcast: 2MBS FM (102.5 FM) CD: Federation Celebration.

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April, 2006

Australian repertoire
Performers: St Andrew's Cathedral School, Sydney, Australia.
Venue: European Tour
Details: Tour repertoire includes music by Lawrence Bartlett, Colin Brumby, Ian Cooper, Ross Edwards, Stephen Leek, James Madsen, Matthew Orlovich, Peter Sculthorpe, Benjamin Thorn, Carl Vine, Dan Walker, Calvin Bowman and Nigel Westlake. Visit the SACS website for further details.

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January, 2006

The Paean [for SSAA choir, string quartet and piano, 2001] Premiere Performance
Tides of Ocean [for SATB a cappella choir, 1998]
Performers: Gondwana Voices
Venue: Melbourne, Australia
Details: 2006 Gondwana Voices Season. Visit the Gondwana website for more info.

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Sunday 11 December 2005, 11am eastern standard time (USA)

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: The Harvard University Choir
Venue: The Memorial Church, Harvard Yard, Harvard University, Cambridge, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Details: Sunday Service (The Third Sunday of Advent) The Reverend Dr. Sarah B. Drummond, Director of Field Education and Assistant Professor of Ministerial Leadership, Andover Newton Theological School, Newton Centre, Massachusetts; Affiliated Minister in The Memorial Church. Anthems: E’en So Lord Jesus – Manz; Lo, There Is Light – Orlovich.

Broadcast: During the academic year, Sunday services are broadcast on Harvard’s radio station, WHRB 95.3 FM. For those outside the Cambridge area, WHRB provides live Internet streaming from its website, at www.whrb.org; services take place at 11:00 a.m. eastern standard time.

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Friday 2 December 2005, 7:45pm

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: Briar Cliff University Choirs, directed by Sean Vogt.
Venue: "Christmas at the Cathedral", held at the Cathedral of the Epiphany, Sioux City, Iowa, USA.
Tickets: $15 for adults and $10 for senior citizens and children. (Tickets are available at Briar Cliff University, Cathedral of the Epiphany, the Central Catholic Offices and West High School).

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The CD launch is to be held at Great Hall, University House, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia. Refreshments will be available.

Purchase your copy of this captivating CD online from The Resonants.

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Sunday 6 November 2005, 3.00 pm

Psalm 62 [for SATB choir, string orchestra and organ, 2002]
Performers: Macarthur Singers, Cathedral Choir, Goulburn Festival Orchestra, Heather Moen-Boyd (organ)
Tickets: $20

4th Southern Tablelands Festival of Music and Arts
Festival Director: Paul Paviour
Info: (+61 2) 4821 2450

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Friday 7 October, 2005, 7.30pm

Air Traffic Control [for solo alto saxophone, 2002]
Performer: Barry Cockcroft
Venue: Rolston Recital Hall, The Banff Centre, Canada.
Other works include:'Salamanca' for solo alto saxophone, by Barry Cockcroft.

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2005 Tour

Fragment of Gratification [for solo piano, 2000]
Performer: Adam Pinto

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Sunday 11 September 2005, 3.00 pm

Fresh from their tour of Asia, The Australian Boys Choir will be joined by The Vocal Consort, Australia‘s premier male-voice choir to present a program of choral music from Europe and Australia, including Benjamin Britten's delightful little opera for boys' voice The Golden Vanity and works by Australian composers Stephen Leek, Iain Grandage and Matthew Orlovich.

Tickets: Adults $25, Concession $15, Child 12 & under $10
Bookings by telephone on 9888 4898
Office hours Monday, Tuesday & Friday, 2.00 pm - 7.00 pm
For further details on placing bookings - please contact:
Australian Boys Choir
PO Box 292
Mont Albert, Victoria 3127 Australia
Telephone: +61 3 9888 4898
Facsimile: +61 3 9836 9034
Email: info@australianboyschoir.com.au

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Saturday 27 August, 2005, 7:30pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek.
Venue: BMW Edge (Federation Square, Melbourne, VIC).

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Sunday 14 August 2005, 2pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek.
Venue: ABC Ferry Road Studios (West End, Brisbane, QLD)

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Sunday 7 August 2005

Lo, there is light [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: The Resonants (Canberra), in association with Oriana Chorale.
Venue: Canberra, ACT.
Details: For further information contact The Resonants.

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Saturday 2 July, 2005 6:55pm

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella choir, 1996]
Performers: The Harvard University Choir, USA, directed by Murray Forbes Somerville.
Broadcast: 2MBS 102.5FM

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Saturday 2 July, 2005. 6:50pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek
Broadcast: 2MBS 102.5 FM

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Saturday 2 July, 2005. 5pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella choir, 1998]
Performers: Polyphony, directed by Kirk Hume.
Venue: The Crypt, St Mary's Cathedral , Sydney, Australia.
Details: The concert, entitled "Oceania",  will also include music by Schumann, Poulenc, Glass, Björk and Brian Wilson.

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Saturday 25 June - Tuesday 5 July, 2005

Araluen [for a cappella choir, 2000]
Performers: National Youth Choir of Australia, directed by Graeme Morton.
Tour: Melbourne (Vic) to Hobart (Tas).

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Tuesday 21 June, 2005

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek.
Broadcast: ABC Classic FM [Drive with Julia Lester]

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17 June – 7 July 2005

Ezekiel [for SSABar choir, piano and percussion, 2004]
Performers: The Hunter Singers, directed by Kim Sutherland
Venue: CANADIAN TOUR – Christ Church Cathedral (Vancouver, Canada), Gray Monk Winery (Kelowna, Canada), Banff Central Park (Banff, Canada), Edmonton Legislative Building (Edmonton, Canada), St John’s (Newfoundland, Canada), St Mary’s Church (St John’s, Newfoundland, Canada).

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Wednesday 15 June, 2004

NEWSFLASH

Simon Kenway awarded Polyphony,  (a new chamber choir of young and musically talented singers) first prize in the Chamber Choir section of the prestigious 2005 McDonald's Performing Arts Challenge in Sydney. Their award winning performance comprised "The Boat" by Robert Schumann and "Tides of Ocean" by Matthew Orlovich. Congratulations, Polyphony !

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Sunday 29 May 2005, 2pm.
 
Ezekiel [for SSABar choir, piano and percussion, 2004] plus exciting new CD launch!
Performers: The Hunter Singers, directed by Kim Sutherland
Venue: Newcastle Conservatorium Concert Hall
Tickets: $15 Adults, $12 Concession. Available by phoning (02) 4969 5778

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Sunday 27 March 2005, 4pm.

Air Traffic Control [for solo alto saxophone, 2002]
Performers: Barry Cockcroft
Venue: Melbourne International Festival of Single Reeds, Victorian College of the Arts. For further information visit www.clasax.org

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Saturday 5 March 2005, 7:30pm.
 
Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: Concert Choir (University of North Dakota), conducted by Anthony Reeves.
Venue: St Michael's Catholic Church, Grand Forks, North Dakota, USA.

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19 - 26 December, 2004.

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: The Choir of London, directed by Jeremy Summerly.
Venue: tour of Palestine Territories and Israel, which includes concerts in Jerusalem, Ramallah and Bethlehem, and services in the Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem (Christmas Eve) and St George's Cathedral, Jerusalem (Christmas Day).

Details: Contact www.choiroflondon.org

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Saturday 18th December, 2004, 7pm.

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: The Choir of London, directed by Jeremy Summerly.
Venue: Christ Church, Spitalfields, London, UK.

Details: contact www.choiroflondon.org

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Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Commissioned in 1996 for The Harvard University Choir, USA.
Performers: St George's Choir and Choristers and the Nashville Boychoir at Blair.
Venue: St George's Episcopal Church, 4715 Harding Road, Nashville, TN, 37205.

Details: Phone 615-279-2618

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Sunday 2 December, 2004, 3pm and 7pm.

Voice of the River [for a cappella SATB choir, 1997]
Performers: The Lebanon Valley College Concert Choir
Venue: "Christmas at the Valley", Miller Chapel, Lebanon Valley College, 101 N. College Avenue, Annville, Pennsylvania 17003, USA.

Details: http://www.lvc.edu

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Sunday 7th November, 2004, 2pm.

Ezekiel [for SSABar choir, piano and percussion, 2004] [Premiere]
Performers: The Hunter Singers, directed by Kim Sutherland
Venue: Newcastle Conservatorium Concert Hall
Details: Hunter Singers 15th Anniversary Concert. Tickets: $15 Adult / $10 Concession. Phone: 4969 5778

This new work has been commissioned for performance by The Hunter Singers with financial assistance from the Music Board of the Australia Council.

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Friday 29th October, 2004, 7:30pm.

Performers: Sydney Conservatorium Chamber Choir, directed by Neil McEwan
Venue: Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Macquarie Street, Sydney.
Tickets: $20 Adult / $15 Concession. Enquiries & Bookings: (02) 9351 1342

The Sydney Conservatorium Chamber Choir is a group of singers selected by audition from full-time Conservatorium students. It has toured extensively within Australia, New Zealand, Asia, the United States, Canada and Europe. In this program of renaissance and contemporary choral music the Chamber Choir will perform Lassus's celebratory "Missa Bel' Amfritrit", plus motets by Josquin, Victoria and Palestrina. The program will also feature contemporary compositions by Orlovich, Pärt and Taverner. (Info source: Sydney Conservatorium of Music Concert Program. October - December 2004).

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Wednesday 27 October 2004

Links [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers:  The University of Michigan University Choir, conducted by Chris Kiver
Venue: Hill Auditorium, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA.

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Sunday 10th October, 2004, 3pm.

She Like the Moon Arises [for soprano, oboe and piano, 2004] [Premiere]
Performers: The Grevillea Ensemble (Wendy Dixon: soprano; David Miller: piano) with the effervescent Diana Doherty as Guest Artist (oboe).
Venue: Crows Nest Performing Arts Centre, 6 Holtermann Street, Crows Nest, NSW, Australia.

Details: This afternoon's concert also includes Peter Sculthorpe's work entitled "Sydney Scenes".

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Saturday 2nd October, 2004, 7pm.

Gum Tree Country [for a cappella SSAA choir and quartet of chorister soloists (SSAA), 2003]
Performers: Waratah Girls Choir, directed by Wynette Horne.
Venue: ChoralFest 2004 Final Concert, Elder Hall, University of Adelaide.
 

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Saturday 2nd October, 2004, 6pm.

Aviation [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]

Broadcast: 2MBS FM (102.5FM) Fellowship of Australian Composers Program. CD: Voices live: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek.

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Friday 1st October, 2004, 1.10pm.

Gum Tree Country [for a cappella SSAA choir and quartet of chorister soloists (SSAA), 2003]
Performers: Waratah Girls Choir, directed by Wynette Horne.
Venue: University of Adelaide Lunch Hour Concert, Elder Hall, University of Adelaide.

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Saturday 7th August, 2004, 7pm.

7pm: Champagne and Chat with Composers
8pm: Concert

Timothy's Toys I - III [for a cappella SATB choir, 2004]

Performers: The Melbourne Chamber Choir, directed by Faye Dumont
Venue: Armadale Uniting Church, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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Saturday 3rd July, 2004, 6pm.

A Dream Only Just Begun [for SATB choir, orchestra, and baritone voice soloist, 2002]
Broadcast: 2MBS FM (102.5 FM) CD: Federation Celebration. [See discography]

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Tuesday 29th June, 2004
 
Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: The Harvard University Choir, conducted by Murray Forbes Somerville (Pro Organo CD)
Broadcast: USA Cable Television (The Arts Channel)

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Saturday 5th June, 2004
 
Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
[Programmed as: "Brightest and Best"]
Performers: Christe Lux Mundi, [Raleigh, USA]
Venue: St. Timothy's Church (Episcopal) 4523 Six Forks Road, Raleigh 27609, USA. (handicapped accessible)
Details: Christe Lux Mundi: This debut youth chorus concert features music on the theme of the group's name, Christe Lux Mundi (The Light of Christ). Selections include a cappella and accompanied works by Praetorius, Ravenscroft, Bach, Telemann, Latrobe, Parry, Hallock, Andrew Carter, Richard Hillert, Matthew Orlovich as well as Anglican and Gregorian chant.

Director: Dr. Patricia Warren
Accompanying: Preston Smith, organ; Saundra Grogan, recorder and clarinet
     
Program:

 C. Latrobe: Send Out Thy Light
 Z. R. Stroope: Lux Aeterna
 L. Dakers: Thou art my God
 Praetorius: Jubilate Deo
 Ravenscroft: Emitte lucem tuam
 Bach: Wachet Auf, movement 4; How bright appears
 Telemann : Alleluia
 P. Hallock: The Lord is my Light
 C. Parry : Jerusalem
 M. Orlovich: Brightest and Best
 S. Wesley Anglican chant
 Anonymous: Gregorian chant
 C. Thomerson: I want to walk as a child of the Light

 Admission
 No charge for admission (free; goodwill offering taken)

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Saturday 5th June, 2004, 6.00pm.

Watercolours [for solo piano, 1995]

Broadcast: Radio 2MBS-FM (102.5FM)
Performer: Yvonne Lau
CD: First Light. [See discography]

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Tuesday 25th May, 2004, 4:30pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek.
Broadcast: ABC Classic FM [Drive with Julia Lester]

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April - May 2004

a cappella choral music
Performers: The University of Newcastle Chamber Choir, directed by Phillip Matthias
Venue: Concert Tour  - South Korea

Seoul Jang Shin University
Seoul Theological University
Kwang Shin University
Chunnan International University
Ho Nam Presbyterian International University
Kimpo College
Sung Il High School

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Saturday 22 May 2004, 8pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella choir, 1998]
Performers: The University of Newcastle Chamber Choir, directed by Phillip Matthias
Venue: Christchurch Cathedral, Newcastle.

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Sunday 28th March, 2004, 3.00pm.

A Dream Only Just Begun [for SATB choir, orchestra and baritone voice soloist, 2002]
Performers: The Combined Canberra Grammar Schools.
Venue: Autumn Concert, Llewellyn Hall Canberra School of Music

Details: Tickets to be available from the Canberra School of Music box office (ph. 02 6125 5491).

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December 2003 - January 2004

Araluen [for SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: National Youth Choir of Australia, directed by Graeme Morton
Venue: Concert Tour [NSW and VIC]

Sunday, 27 December 2003 - St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Victoria
Tuesday, 30 December 2003 - St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Victoria
Thursday, 1 January 2004 - Holy Trinity Cathedral, Wangaratta, Victoria
Friday, 2 January 2004 - St John's Anglican Church, Mansfield, Victoria
Sunday, 4 January 2004 - Wesley Uniting Church, Canberra, ACT
Monday, 5 January 2004 - St Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, NSW
Tuesday, 6 January 2004 - St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, NSW
Wednesday, 7 January 2004 - Pitt Street Uniting Church, Sydney, NSW

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Tuesday 9th December, 2003, 7.00pm.

Huge Earth [for massed SA and SATB choirs, SATB motet choir, orchestra, pipe organ and soloists, 2003]
Performers: St Andrew's Cathedral School, Sydney.
Venue: Centennial Hall, Sydney Town Hall (483 George Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia).

Details: In conjunction with the 118th Annual Speech Night, St Andrew's Cathedral School, Sydney.

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Monday 8th December, 2003, 7.30pm.

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella choir, 1996]
Performers: The Steiner Chorale, directed by Sean Vogt. Venue: Emanuel First Lutheran Church, 1001 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing, Michigan, USA, (on Capitol between Saginaw and Oakland well North of downtown Lansing). Accessibility: Emanuel Lutheran is readily accessible for people with mobility concerns. Parking: Plenty of parking in the church lot West of the building and on adjacent streets.

Details: For this concert, the Chorale returns to the beautifully restored and acoustically remarkable sanctuary of Emanuel First Lutheran Church. The featured work will be J. S. Bach's stirring setting of the biblical words of Mary, Mother of Jesus. A chamber orchestra will join the chorale in presenting this work. Tickets: $6.00 regular admission; $4.00 students and seniors.

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25th - 29th November, 7.30pm, 2003.

The Wasps. A Play in Three Acts.
Performers: The Marlowe Dramatic Society in association with REDS, directed by Abigail Rokison. Venue: Queens Building, Emmanuel College, Cambridge University, UK.

Details: "The Wasps" is a new play by Churchill College Fellow and internationally acclaimed poet, novelist and playwright, John Kinsella, with an original score specially commissioned for the play from Sydney composer Matthew Orlovich. A hypnotic play about ritual, disease and new age mysticism, it is an exciting fusion of dance, trance and poetry.

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Saturday 25th October, 2003, 8pm.

On Sutherland's Grave [for a cappella choir, 1991]
Performers: Queensland University Musical Society, conducted by Natasha Kalous. Venue: "An Australian Journey": a concert of contemporary Australian choral music. All Hallows School, Elizabeth Street, Brisbane. Tickets: $18 ($12 concession).

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Saturday 25th October, 2003, 9.05am.

The Listening Land [for a cappella choir, 1996]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Graeme Morton. Broadcast: ABC Classic FM. Keys to Music, with Grahame Abbott. [Repeat Broadcast].

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Monday 1st September, 2003, 7pm.

Saturday [for cello and piano, 2003] Premiere Performance.
Performers: Eunice Oh ('cello) and Associate Artist (pno). Venue: Year 12 Music Soiree. A concert presented by St George Girls High School. St George Girls High School Auditorium, Princes Highway, Kogarah, NSW.

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Saturday 23rd August, 2003, 7.30pm

Gum Tree Country [for a cappella SSAA choir and quartet of chorister soloists, 2003] Premiere Performance.
A concert presented on the eve of the choir's departure to attend the International Choral Sympaatti, Finland.
Performers: Waratah Girls Choir, directed by Wynette Horne. Venue: Newcastle Conservatorium Concert Hall Tickets: $15.00. Contact: (+61 2) 4952 1274.

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Saturday 9th August, 2003, 8pm.

Links [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: The Melbourne Chamber Choir, with guest conductor Dr Michael Winikoff. Venue: 'The Gifted Listener', Wesley Uniting Church, 148 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. Tickets: 9893 0050

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Thursday 26th June, 2003, 7:30pm.

Huge Earth [for massed SA and SATB choirs, SATB motet choir, orchestra, pipe organ and soloists, 2003]
Performers: St Andrew's Cathedral School, Sydney, with soloists David Helfgott (piano) and Laura Bell (recorder). Venue: Matinee and Concert: Centennial Hall, Sydney Town Hall. Tickets: phone St Andrew's Cathedral School on 9267 6491.

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Saturday 14th June, 2003, 9am.

The Listening Land [for a cappella choir, 1996]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Graeme Morton. Broadcast: ABC Classic FM. Keys to Music, with Grahame Abbott.

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Saturday 19th April, 2003, 7:05pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella choir, 1998]
Performers: Sydney Conservatorium Chamber Choir, directed by Neil McEwen. Broadcast: ABC Classic FM. Young Australia, with Simon Healy. Recorded in the Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium of Music last year. Introduced by Julie Howard.

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Saturday 5th April, 2003, 6:00pm.

Eternity [for SATB choir, orchestra and pipe organ]
Performers: Combined Sydney College Choirs and Orchestra, directed by Ben McPherson. Broadcast: 2MBS-FM (102.5FM). Fellowship of Australian Composers, with Julie Simonds. Recorded in St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, July, 2000.

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Sunday 2nd March, 2003 at 8pm.

Rehearsed Reading: The Wasps. A play in three Acts by Churchill College Fellow and internationally acclaimed poet, novelist and playwright, John Kinsella.

In association with The Marlowe Society, Cambridge U.K., directed by Dr Steve Chinna, with specially commissioned music by Sydney composer Matthew Orlovich.

Venue: Frazer Room, Trinity College, Cambridge, U.K. Admission is free to all.

Details: The play is set in modern-day London, in a rejuvenated 'old house' inhabited by two Australian emigres --- SHIRLEY, a librarian and fan of new-age paraphernalia, and BILL, an embassy worker --- and a hypochondriac among other things. The house is inhabited / invaded by a plague of Wasps --- not Australian paper wasps, and therefore knowable entities for Shirley and Bill, but 'British' wasps --- confused with 'killer' European wasps. From a seemingly banal domestic scenario grows an ever-increasing atmosphere of menace --- not least personified in the figure of STAN, the Exterminator. He is called in when efforts to remove the wasps have failed. Shirley wants to save them, catching them in jars and returning them to the 'wild'; Bill wants them killed --- but has an aversion to letting an 'exterminator' into the house. Stan's attitude is ambivalent --- it is his job to exterminate, but he feels an affinity to the wasps, and perhaps even more of an affinity towards Shirley. The presentation is a rehearsed reading under the direction of Steve Chinna. Incorporating movement, the rehearsed reading will be punctuated by music specially commissioned for the play from Sydney composer Matthew Orlovich.

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Friday 17th January, 2003, 8pm.

On Sutherland's Grave [for a cappella choir, 1991]
Performers: Sydney Philharmonia Motet Choir, directed by Mats Nilsson.
Broadcast: ABC Classic FM. Sydney Philharmonia Concert, recorded at the City Recital Hall, Angel Place, Sydney, on 21st September, 2002. Presented by Damian Beaumont.

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Sunday 1st December, 2002, 3pm.

Bird of Paradise [for soprano, violin and piano, 2002] Premiere Performance
Performers: Grevillea Ensemble (Wendy Dixon [sop.], Marina Marsden [vln] and David Miller [pno]). Venue: Crows Nest Performing Arts Centre, 6 Holtermann St, Crows Nest, NSW, Australia. Tickets: $22, seniors and concessions $12, children under 15 admitted free. Proudly sponsored by Grevillea Estate Wines.

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Friday 29th November, 2002, 7:30pm

A Dream Only Just Begun [for massed choir and orchestra, with soloist, 2002]

Performers: MLC School and Canberra Grammar School Massed Choir and Orchestra, with soloist. Venue: MLC Music Awards Night, hosted by Margaret Throsby, at Sydney Town Hall. Tickets NOT available at the door. Tickets and Enquiries: contact MLC School on (+ 61 2) 9747 1266

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Sunday 17th November, 2002, 1:30pm

Air Traffic Control [for solo alto saxophone, 2002] Premiere Performance
Performer: Martin Hemmingway (alto sax) Venue: MLC Auditorium, Kew, VIC, Australia.

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Monday 23rd September, 2002, 7:30pm.

Pukerangi [for solo mandolin, 2002] Premiere Performance
Performer: Michael Hooper Venue: Great Hall, University of Sydney, Australia.

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Saturday 21st September, 2002, 8pm, and Sunday 22nd September, 2002, 2.30pm.

On Sutherland's Grave [for SATB choir, 1991]

Performers: Sydney Philharmonia Motet Choir. Venue: City Recital Hall, Angel Place, Sydney, Australia. Program: "The Pure Voice." Australian and Scandinavian a cappella choral music by Nigel Butterley, Matthew Orlovich, Clare Maclean, Gerard Brophy, Dominik Karski, Sandstrom, Rautavaara, Nystedt and Holten.

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Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th August, 2002.

 A Dream Only Just Begun [for SATB choir, bass soloist and orchestra, 2000.] Premiere Performance

 Performers: Massed Schools Choirs and orchestra, with soloists, conducted by Richard Gill. Venue: Concert 1: Wednesday 28th August, 2002, 7:30pm, Bowman Hall, Blacktown, NSW, tickets: free, bookings (02) 9622 1125; Concert 2: Thursday 29th August, 2002, 7:30pm, Riverside Theatres, Church St., Parramatta, NSW, tickets: free, bookings (02) 9622 1125.

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Friday 16th August, 2002.

On Sutherland's Grave [for SATB choir, 1991]
Performers: Sydney Philharmonia Motet Choir, conducted by Mats Nilsson. Venue: Kings College Chapel, Cambridge, U.K. (Cambridge Summer Music Festival, 2002).

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Saturday 6th July, 2002.

Links [for SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: Queensland University Musical Society Venue: "A Homage To The History of QUMS" concert, Mayne Hall, University of Queensland, St Lucia, QLD, Australia. Program: Celebrating the ninetieth anniversary of the Queensland University Musical Society.

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Wednesday, 26th June, 2002, 7:30pm

Tides of Ocean [for SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: Sydney Conservatorium Chamber Choir, conducted by Neil McEwan. Venue: "Farewell Concert", Christ Church St Laurence, Railway Square, Sydney, Australia.

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Saturday 22nd June, 2002, 7:05pm

Tides of Ocean [for SATB choir, 1998]
ABC Classic FM: Sydney Conservatorium Chamber Choir, directed by Neil McEwan.

A special program recorded at the end of last month including works by the young Australian composer Matthew Orlovich, Byrd, Vaughan Williams, Tallis, Rachmaninov, Poulenc and others. This broadcast coincides with the eve of the chamber choir's departure for Europe in which it is singing in the prestigious Bela Bartok Choral Competition in Hungary and the Vienna Festival, as well as a number of cathedrals and churches in Austria and Germany.

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Saturday 11th May, 2002

Child Sightings [for SATB choir, 2002] Premiere in conjunction with the 4MBS-FM Festival
Performer: The Brisbane Chorale, conducted by Christopher Kiver. Venue: St John's Cathedral, Brisbane, QLD.

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Tuesday 9 April, 2002

Tides of Ocean [for SATB choir, 1998]
Performer: The University of Newcastle (Australia) Chamber Choir
Venue: The Guild Church of St Katharine Cree, Leadenhall Street, London, UK.

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Sunday 11th November, 2001, 4pm.

Watercolours [for solo piano, 1995]
Performer: Yvonne Lau. Broadcast: 2MBS 102.5 FM. Program: The Fellowship of Australian Composers.

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Sunday 3rd November, 2001, 4pm.

Waratah [for SATB choir, brass and percussion, 2001]
Performers: Sydney Philharmonia Symphonic Choir and Sydney Philharmonia Ensemble, conducted by Brett Weymark. Broadcast: 2MBS 102.5 FM. Program also includes Bruckner's 'Mass in E Minor' and John Rutter's 'Gloria'.

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Wednesday 10th October, 2001, 7pm.

Savage Coast [for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, percussion and piano, 2000.] Premiere Performance
Performers: The Zurich New Music Ensemble, with Matthew Orlovich [piano], conducted by Simon Bainbridge. Venue: The Australian National Academy of Music, South Melbourne Town Hall, Australia.

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Thursday 16 August, 2001, 1:10pm.

Fragments of Gratification [for solo piano, 2000] Premiere Performance
Performer: Adam Pinto [piano]. Venue: Free Concert, Octagon Theatre, University of Western Australia. Program: a new collection of 20 Australian piano miniatures entitled "Fragments of Gratification", composed in 2000 by twenty contemporary Australian composers.

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Saturday 7th July, 2001, 8pm.

Waratah [for SATB choir, brass and percussion, 2001] Premiere Performance
Performers: Sydney Philharmonia Symphonic Choir and Sydney Philharmonia Ensemble, conducted by Brett Weymark. Venue: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House. Program also includes Bruckner's 'Mass in E Minor' and John Rutter's 'Gloria'. Box Office: telephone (02) 9251 3115 or visit the Sydney Philharmonia website.

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Sunday 10th June, 2001, 6:30pm.

Watercolours [for solo piano, 1995]
Performer: Yvonne Lau. Broadcast: 2MBS 102.5 FM. Program: The Fellowship of Australian Composers.

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Sunday 3rd June, 2001.

The Listening Land [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: The Brisbane Concert Choir, conducted by Chris Kiver. Venue: St Andrews Uniting Church, City, Brisbane.

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Friday 4th May, 2001, 7:30pm.

Aviation [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000] Premiere Performance
Performers: The Australian Voices, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: "Australian Voices Festival", Queensland Conservatorium of Music Auditorium, Southbank, Brisbane, QLD, Australia. Programmes $12.00. Note: The launch of the Australian Voices newest CD "Sea Children" will take place in the QLD Conservatorium of Music foyer, at 6:30pm. The Australian Voices will be joined by St Peter's Chorale and the Birralee Singers.

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Saturday 17th February, 2001, 8pm.

Araluen [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Performers: St Peters Chorale, directed by Graeme Morton. Venue: Mayne Hall, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. (Admission $12 single, $5 conc., $30 family, Primary students free.)

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3 February, 2001, 8pm.

The Listening Land [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
On Sutherland's Grave [for a cappella SATB choir, 1991]

Performers: Massed Choir of the 52nd Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival, Adelaide, conducted by Chris Kiver. Venue: Bonython Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia. Programme repeated on 10th February, 2001 at: Venue: Thebarton Theatre, 112 Henley Beach Road, Torrensville, South Australia.

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December 2000

Araluen [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000 ] Premiere Performance

Performers: St Peters Chorale, directed by Graeme Morton. Venue: International tour - Los Angeles CA, Washington DC, Princeton NJ, Hartford CT, Harvard University Boston MS, Minneapolis MN, St Olaf College Northfield MN, Ontario CA.

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Friday 7 July 2000, 8pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek. Venue: St James Church, King Street, Sydney. Programme: A concert of choral music by Daniel Walker, Paul Stanhope, Matthew Orlovich, Stephen Leek, Gordon Hamilton, Sue Monk, Lachlan Hurse and others.

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15 July 2000, 8pm.

Links [for a cappella SATB choir, 2000]
Premiere Performers: Massed choir of the 51st Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival, Brisbane 2000. Venue: St John's Cathedral, Brisbane.

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Sunday 30th July, 2000, 3pm.

Eternity [for massed choirs, organ and orchestra, 2000] Premiere Performance
Performers: Combined choirs and orchestras of Sydney's Secondary School Colleges, conducted by Ben MacPherson. Venue: St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney. Enquiries: Michael Hissey (+61 2) 9568 9395.

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Sunday 26 March, 2000, around 4pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Boys' Choir, directed by Noel Ancell. Broadcast: ABC Classic FM "Young Australia".

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Sunday 26 March, 2000, around 4pm.

Voice of the River [for a cappella choir, 1997]
Performers: The Australian Boys' Choir, directed by Noel Ancell. Broadcast: ABC Classic FM "Young Australia".

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January 9, 2000.

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella choir, 1996]
Performers: The Harvard University Choir, directed by Murray Forbes Somerville. Venue: The Memorial Church, Harvard University, Boston, USA.

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November 1, 1999.

The Twenty-Third Psalme [for a cappella choir and organ, 1999] Premiere Performance
Performers: St Mary's Singers and the Newington College Chamber Choir, conducted by Michael Hissey. Venue: St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney.

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September 25, 1999.

Voice of the River [for a cappella choir, 1991]
Performers: Canberra Youth Singers, conducted by Dominic Harvey. Venue: Canberra Youth Choral Festival, Llewellyn Hall, Canberra School of Music.

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Saturday 19th June, 1999, 8pm.

On Sutherland's Grave [for a cappella choir, 1991]
Performers: The Brisbane Chamber Choir, directed by Graeme Morton. Venue: St Mary's Anglican Church, Main Street, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane.

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Saturday 19th June, 1999, 8pm.

Voice of the River [for a cappella choir, 1997]
Performers: The Brisbane Chamber Choir, directed by Graeme Morton. Venue: St Mary's Anglican Church, Main Street, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane.

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Saturday 8th May, 1999, 11am.

Watercolours [for solo piano, 1995]
Performers: Yvonne Lau, pno. (FAC CD "First Light") Broadcast 2MBS-FM.

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Sunday 10th January, 1999, 11am.

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: The Harvard University Choir. Venue: The Memorial Church, Harvard University. Broadcast live on WHRB, 95.3 FM.

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Friday 2nd October, 1998, 12:45pm

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: ChoralFest: SCEGGS Hall, SCEGGS, Cnr Bourke & St Peters Streets, Darlinghurst, NSW, Australia.

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Saturday 3rd October, 1998, 1pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: ChoralFest: The Rocks Amphitheatre, Playfair Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.

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Wednesday 7th October, 1998, 8pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.

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Saturday 10th October, 1998, 2pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: Jindalee Primary School Hall, Jindalee, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.

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Sunday 29November, 1998, 10pm.

On Sutherland's Grave [for a cappella SATB choir, 1991]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Broadcast: "Melisma", ABC Radio National.

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July 1998

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: International Tour (Middle Europe).

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Friday 1st May, 1998, 8pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium of Music, QLD, Australia.

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Saturday 2nd May, 1998, 2pm.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium of Music, QLD, Australia.

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Saturday 2nd May, 1998, 8pm.

Voice of the River [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: St Peters Chorale, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Graeme Morton. Venue: Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium of Music, QLD, Australia.

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Monday 6th April, 1998, 10am.

The Listening Land [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: [CD recording] The Australian Voices, Brisbane Australia, conducted by Graeme Morton. Broadcast: 2MBS-FM programme "The Listening Land".

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Saturday 18th April, 1998.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: Toowoomba, QLD, Australia.

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Sunday 19th April, 1998.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998]
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: Buderim, QLD, Australia.

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Sunday 22 February, 1998.

Tides of Ocean [for a cappella SATB choir, 1998] Premiere Performance
Performers: The Australian Voices, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Stephen Leek. Venue: Warwick, QLD, Australia.

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Saturday 10 & 17 January 1998, 8pm.

Watercolours [for solo piano, 1996; choreographed for dance, 1997]
Performers: Mira Mansell (choreographer) and company, Matthew Orlovich (piano). Venue: 'Walking Towards', Sydney Fringe Festival, Glebe Town Hall, Sydney, Australia. [$15/$7 Bookings Ph. (02) 92415573].

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January 1998

Voice of the River [for a cappella SATB choir. 1997]
Performers: St Peters Chorale, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Graeme Morton.

Venue: International tour: 3rd January - Rock Church, Helsinki, Finland; 6th January - Lapua Cathedral, Lapua, Finland; 7th January - Lapua Junior High School, Lapua, Finland; 7th January - Lapua Senior High School, Lapua, Finland; 10th January - Central Church of Evangelical Christian Baptists, St Petersburg, Russia; 13th January - Stockholm Music Gymnasium, Stockholm, Sweden; 13th January - Storkyrkan, Sweden; 15th January - Sankt Annae Gymnasium, Copenhagen, Denmark; 17th January - Alborg, Denmark; 19th January - St Jurgen Church, Heide, Germany; 20th January - Meldorf Cathedral, Meldorf, Germany; 22nd January - Vor Frue Kirke, Vordingborg, Germany.

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Sunday 11th January, 1998.

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]

Performers: The Harvard University Choir.
Venue: The Memorial Church, Harvard University, Boston, USA.

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1 & 2 December, 1997, 8pm.

The Dreaming Land [for 800 voice SA choir and orchestra, 1997]
Performers: NSW Combined Primary Schools Choir and NSW Public Schools Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Liz Strasser, Victor Tan, George Torbay and Karen Fletcher. Venue: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House.

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18, 19, 20 & 21 November, 1997, 8pm.

The Dreaming Land [for 800 voice SA choir and orchestra, 1997]
Performers: NSW Combined Primary Schools Choir and NSW Public Schools Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Liz Strasser, Victor Tan, George Torbay and Karen Fletcher. Venue: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House.

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Saturday 29 November, 1997.

Voice of the River [for a cappella SATB choir, 1997]
Performers: St Peters Chorale, Brisbane, Australia, conducted by Graeme Morton. Venue: St Peters Lutheran College Chapel, St Lucia, Brisbane, Australia.

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Tuesday 11 November, 1997, 8pm.

Lo, there is light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: Brisbane Chamber Choir, conducted by Graeme Morton. Venue: 'In Memoriam. A Remembrance Day Concert' St John's Anglican Cathedral, Brisbane, Australia.

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Saturday 11 October, 1997, 8pm.

The Listening Land [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Broadcast: The Melbourne Chorale [29 June 97]. ABC Classic FM.

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26 & 27 June 1997, 8pm. [Pre concert talk 7:15pm]

Unity [for 800 voice SATB choir and orchestra, 1997] Premiere performance
Performers: NSW Combined Secondary Schools Choir and NSW Public Schools Symphony Orchestra, conducted by George Torbay. Venue: Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House.

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Sunday 29 June, 1997, 5pm.

The Listening Land [for a cappella SATB choir, 1996]
Performers: The Melbourne Chorale, directed by Grahame Abbott. Venue: The Melbourne Town Hall, Melbourne, Australia.

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3 May 1997.

Lo, there is Light! [for a cappella SATB choir, 1997]
Performers: St Olaf Cantorei, directed by Graeme Morton. Venue: St Pauls Catholic Cathedral, St Paul, Minnessota, USA.

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17 May 1997.

On Sutherland's Grave [for a cappella SATB choir, 1991]
Performers: The Australian Voices, directed by Stephen Leek. Venue: Commonwealth Bank Master Musicians Series, Conservatorium Theatre, Brisbane, Australia.

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For earlier performance history going back to 1988, email Matthew.