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Welcome to the 2019 Eltham High School Celebration Concert.

Our vision for the Eltham High School Music Department is to continue to nurture and promote a life-longlove for music and the creative process. Our Music Department enjoys incredible support within the schooland the community, which allows our program to be one of the strongest Instrumental Music Programs inAustralia. All ensembles are built around a strong sense of community, dedication and pride. We thankyou for your continued support as it allows us the wonderful opportunity of seeing our students grow anddevelop personally through their involvement in the Music Program.

2019 has been an extremely successful year for our extra-curricular Music Program, with all of ourensembles achieving outstanding results at the various festivals and eisteddfods. Tonight is ouropportunity to share with you the great music that has been created during each rehearsal andperformance. The success of all ensembles in the program is largely due to the dedication and trustdemonstrated by the students who support the ensemble directors throughout every rehearsal andperformance. Our music staff are highly skilled educators that have the ability to inspire our students toachieve beyond what they believe is possible.

I would like to thank all of our music staff whose expertise, care and commitment to the students is aninspiration to us all. I would also like to thank our Music Secretary, Jane Nicholson, for all the hard workand support that she provides the staff, students and parents of the Music Program. I would like to makespecial mention of our Ensemble Directors who continue to pick demanding repertoire and work tirelesslyto ensure that their musicians are proud of the music that they are creating.

The Symphonic Band has been immersed in the process of preparing to record a submission for the 2020Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago. Tonight's performance will feature the two pieces that wewill submit for our application.

October, Opus 131 by Shostakovich is our major work for this recording. It is exciting, powerful, technicallydemanding for every player and exciting to perform. Due to Shostakovich living in Europe through WorldWar 1 and 2, the history behind this piece and its composer is tied in with what is now known as some ofthe darkest days of humanity. Shostakovich has encapsulated these devastating events and the emotionsassociated in the most powerful and expressive way.

Born in St. Petersburg in 1906, Shostakovich was one of the most prominent composers of the 20thcentury. As required under Communist rule, Shostakovich was a member of the Union of SovietComposers and forced to adhere to the ideals of Socialist Realism. All art, including literature, drama,painting, and music, needed to portray socialism in a positive light, and music was expected to be tonal,accessible, and folk-inspired.

Much of Shostakovich's career was shaped by totalitarian oppression, which dictated the music he couldproduce. Though he had to comply for his safety and his career, the regime's restrictive rules elicitedShostakovich's disapproval and constant fight against them. Shostakovich's use of self-quotation frompolitically critical works in this piece appearing to celebrate the October Revolution is a credit to his skill asa composer and his dedication to freedom of expression despite the restrictions of Soviet Realism.

I hope you all enjoy what promises to be another inspiring evening of music.

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FluteMurphy BillingsAndeli Zuzic

Molly Morris-McGintyNatasha Ransley-RavenEloise Sherlock

PiccoloAndeli Zuzic

Oboe

Alysia MakridisLucas ButlerClementine Coates

Clarinet 1Paige Curtis'Patrick Leahy

Clarinet 2Noah FieldAnna Swoboda

Clarinet 3Sophie RedmanMaxwell Down ey

Bass ClarinetJemmalee Haber

Stephanie Kervin

BassoonBrooke SkeenPatrick Polidano

Grace Tyndall

Alto Saxophone 1Zac BroerenSasha Brooke

Alto Saxophone 2Rupert MealyJosephy LeahyNatasha McBain

Tenor SaxophoneMolly FergusonStuart Williams

Baritone SaxophoneEthan Senior

Remy Dharmaraj

French Horn

Benjamin HeathDarcy DrakesStella Pullen

TrumpetEllena Broadbent

Campbell McKinnonLara ClarkeJules Broeren

Tanner CarozziGenevieve Broad bent

Trombone 1Jack Harrison

Emily Broeren

Trombone 2Zack WallJacob Geange-Phipps

Bass Trombone

Summer Volpe

EuphoniumWilliam JonesLuther Grusovin

TubaOliver Faldon

Amy SchwaighoferJack Ditcham

PercussionMora ImbriosciaEllie WealeFilip MadyarovRaphael hlowseZack Lambie

Concert Band

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FluteJacklyn BlackLeah FergusonElise Francis

Amelia MorganLaura Parker-Hill

Isabel RowleyAIanah SuttonOlivia Watkins

OboeBenjamin CoxMarcus Porret

Tymon Van Dieman-Hartlief

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Laura BrearleyRowan FyffeEthan Lonsdale

Emily MatthewsAmelia MorganKate MurphyCharlize Nieuwoudt

Lucy UnderhillJoy Van Dieman-HartliefElla Watson-Jones

Bass ClarinetJoshua Harris

Bassoon

Frances BaylyZara FunnellCassandra Helmot

Sophie Steele

Alto SaxophoneSpencer CowellMark Crosbee

Chloe Edmonds-VanagsShahla PaynterSean Pinder

Mary SchofieldJames StagollCallum Sterry

Tenor SaxophoneLucas KennealyMax Kratofil

Madeleine O'GradyTara Van Dieman-Hartlief

Baritone SaxophoneRafael Heriot

French Horn

Rhys BarwiseBenjamin LeahyCharlotte Levan

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Leith Senior

TrumpetKaan HamitAlexander hlarrisFranco LauronceNicholas MakridisOliver MatthewsLiam MuirBaden SwobodaSebastian Hauser

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Jason BurpeeCooper DawsonEmily FlatherTimothy hlandmerAdam MoarNed Polidano

Fieke Van Der Kamp

EuphoniumBrodie GriffithToah Marsh

Raphael Tibbits

TubaCameron HeathThomas Irwin

PercussionOwen GreenJoe MiddletonSaverio Posterino

James Rattray-WoodAngus RyanEthan Young

Double Bass

Angus Lambie

Intermediate Band

Conductor: Vanessa George

FluteFletcher EvansRose Lance

Molly MackieChloe Wilkins

OboeCharlotte BoyceKaitlin De LucaEsther Macisaac

ClarinetAnnabelle BakerOtto Baker-Hawkins

Karlle (John) CincoMadeleine CoburnMatilda DormanErin DundulesSamuel Edwards

Zoe GlynatsisCharles GrunekleeAva Grzechnik

Christopher NicholsonJac TaylorAnouk Zentgraf

BassoonEloise KotlarewskiAhren NolanCharlotte Wales

Alto SaxophoneOwen ConnollyEmily MatthewsLaura Parker-HillAIanah Sutton

Tenor SaxophoneNoah GreenMaximilian GrusslerPhoebe Moar

French HornWalter HeleyWill SchroederElla WattsJack Tindal

TrumpetAlexander KratofilCallan MarshallRiordan Watkins

TromboneNaomi Broadbent

Brody DrakesElise FrancisScarlett GillBaxter H ayesKrystian JaworskiMichael JonesPatrick Killen

EuphoniumJacob De JongeAva Red man

TubaCameron Heath

Percussion

Flynn ByrneJacob Chianta

Darcy GurneyLily HarrisonLeo Hobson-Nicholls

Connor TyndallOwen Green

Junior Jazz Band

Conductor: Rick Keenan

Alto SaxophoneSean Pinder

Rowan FyffeSpencer CowellEmily Matthews

Tenor SaxophoneNoah GreenMaximilian Grussler

ClarinetCharles GrunekleeAva Grzechnik

TromboneMichael Jones

Krystian JaworskiBaxter HayesNaomi BroadbentElise Francis

BassoonAhren Nolan

TrumpetCallan Marshall

PianoWill Schroeder

Guitar

Lucy Underhill

BassBeau DuderOdette Moore

Drums

ConnorTyndall

Jazz Band

Conductor: Emily Clarke

Alto Saxophone 1Paige Curtis

Alto Saxophone 2Ethan Senior

Tenor Saxophone 1Patrick Leahy

Tenor Saxophone 2Remy DharmarajMadeleine O'Grady

Baritone SaxophoneShahla Paynter

Trombone 1

Jacob Geange-PhippsTrombone 2

Jason BurpeeTrombone 3

Timothy HandmerBass TromboneAdam Moar

Trumpet 1Jules Broeren

Trumpet 2Nicholas Makridis

Trumpet 3Oliver MatthewsRiordan Watkins

Trumpet 4Kaan HamitSebastian Hauser

PianoMia Reber

Double Bass

Angus Lambie

Drums

Filip Madyarov

Stage Band

Conductor: Mat Jodrell

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Alto Saxophone 1Zac Broeren

Alto Saxophone 2Sasha Brooke

Tenor Saxophone 1Stuart Williams

Tenor Saxophone 2Molly Ferguson

Baritone SaxophoneJoseph Leahy

Trombone 1William Jones

Trombone 2

Jack Harrison

Trombone 3Zack WallTrombone 4

Summer Volpe

Trumpet 1Ellena Broadbent

Trumpet 2Campbell McKinnon

Trumpet 3Lara Clarke

Trumpet 4Genevieve Broadbent

PianoZack Lambie

Double Bass

Noah Papworth

Drums

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Guitar

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Principals Welcome Vincent Sicari

Symphonic Band Conductor: Rick Keenan

George Washington Bicentennial March -J.P. Sousa edited Frederick Fennell

Eisa's Procession to the Cathedral - Wagner Transcribed Cailliet

October, Opus 131 - Dimitri Shostakovich Transcribed Preston M. Mitchell

Concert Band

Abracadabra - Frank Ticheli

Song for My Children -Andrew Boysen Jnr.

American Riversongs - Pierre La Plante

Intermediate Band

Serengeti Dreams - Robert W. Smith

Frogs - Randall D. Standridge

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Moten Swing - Buster and Benny Moten arr. Sweeney

Splanky - Neal Hefti arr. Phillippe

Jazz Band Conductor: Emily Clarke

Afro-Bossa - Duke Ellington i|

Blackbird - Lennon & McCartney arr. Mike Tomaro

A Child is Born - Thad Jones

Cute - Neal Hefti

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INTERVAL(Refreshments available in the Study Space)

Stage Band

Blues in Hoss' Flat - Frank Foster

Chelsea Bridge - Billy Strayhorn

Fables of Faubus - Charles Mingus

Conductor: Mat Jodrell

Choir Conductor: Lynlee Williams

They come and they go - Mojo Juju arr. Andeli Zuzic

You Raise Me Up - B. Graham and R. Lovland arr. Year 12 Choir Students

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The Idylls of Pegasus - Richard Meyer

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Annabelle Baker

Otto Baker-Hawkins

Georgia BellevilleRosie Bennett

Rebecca Brancaleone

Laura BrearleyEmily BrennanKayla CharkiskyLara Clarke

Clementine Coates

Madeleine Coburn

Liberty CollinsSharlae Collins

Jenna Collins

Olivia Dintinosante

Matilda Dorman

Maxwell Downey#Erin Dundules

Lanaya DundulesIndie Egglestone

Parnia Erfanian

Zara Funnell*

Scarlett GillSarina Godden

Abigail GrunekleeAva Grzechnik

Emily HarrisMina HopleythompsonSophia HowseNatasha Lockhart BrowningEsther Macisaac

Filip MadyarovRowan Marshall

Shelby McPheeLucy MuzzinAhren Nolan

Kai NolanCharlotte PayneHamish Rogers*Daisy RoheadOliver StephensAlejandra Timmer

Annika Turner

Fieke Van der KampJoy Van Diemen-Hartlief#Jeremy VeldmanEvie Watson-Jones

Joshua Wike-GysenAndeli Zuzic#

ConductorsAndeli Zuzic

Percussion

Filip Madyarov

PianoErin Brown

Guitar

Darren Squires

#Choir Captain*Vice Choir Captain*'

Senior Strings

Conductor: Tim Veldman

ViolinAurelia AngestiDean Coelho

Madeleine DaveyEmma GriffithsRana HamitYota NakamuraAva Red manEmma Walton

ViolaAmy MiddletonGeorge Say

CelloOriel Desfontaines

Paige FullagerMorgan Griffiths

Double Bass

Briley FaldonRuben Griggs

Clarinet Choir

Conductor: Megan George

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Paige CurtisMaxwell DowneyNoah FieldPatrick LeahySophie RedmanEthan SeniorAnna Swoboda

Bass ClarinetJemmalee Haber

Stephanie Kervin

Alumni Members

Jennifer EuryTim AhpeeAmy PooleJolynne RydzMonica LamperdVanessa GeorgeTom D'athKerry PalmerKris BattyanyiSarah Abdurazak

Pip HubbardAshlyn KennedyLiam SamatJes Broeren

Give our musicians the tools they need to learn

"^Here are some examples, in no particular order, of new instruments that we will need to purchaseover the next 5 years as more students join the Instrumental Music Program. All profits from ourconcerts, raffles and the Mudbrick Tour go towards purchasing these instruments each year.

Oboes

Bassoons

Bass Clarinets

Baritone Saxophones

French Horns

Euphoniums

Tubas

Double Bass

Auxiliary Percussion

Marimba (5 Octave)

Upright Piano

New Guitar & Bass Amps

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$11,000 each

$15,000 each

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Members of Staff

Rick Keenan

Director of Music

Conductor of Symphonic BandConductor of Training BandDirector of Junior Jazz BandConductor of Brass EnsembleInstrumental Teacher - Trumpet

Emily ClarkeConductor of Concert BandDirector of Jazz Band

Instrumental Teacher - Saxophone

Megan George •Conductor of Clarinet ChoirInstrumental Teacher - Clarinet

Assistant to Concert Band

Mat JodrellDirector of Stage BandInstrumental Teacher - Trumpet

Gabriel PirasVCE and Classroom Music Teacher

Lynlee WilliamsDirector of Choir

VCE and Classroom Music Teacher

Natalie Bartsch

After School Program - Piano

Anna Camara

Conductor of Percussion EnsembleInstrumental Teacher - PercussionAssistant to Training Band

Stephanie DixonInstrumental Teacher - Oboe

Ainsley FinnAfter School Music Program - Piano

Carol GaleaConductor of Flute EnsembleInstrumental Teacher - Flute

Vanessa GeorgeConductor of Intermediate Band

Instrumental Teacher - Clarinet

Charly HarrisonAfter School Music Program - Guitar

Alex Hurst

Conductor of Low Brass Ensemble

Instrumental Teacher-Tuba & Euphonium

Ming Yeung LiInstrumental Teacher - Trombone

Thomas Mann

After School Music Program - Drumkit

Michael MeagherInstrumental Teacher - Double Bass

After School Music Program - Bass Guitar

Allison PollardInstrumental Teacher - Bassoon

Lynette RaynerInstrumental Teacher - Violin

Rosie SavageInstrumental Teacher - French Horn

Eliza ShephardInstrumental Teacher - Flute

Tim Veldman

Conductor of Senior StringsConductor of Junior StringsInstrumental Teacher - Violin & Viola

Paul ZabrowarnyConductor of Intermediate StringsInstrumental Teacher - Cello

Friends of Music

Friends of Music actively represents all parents with children in the instrumental and choralprograms at Eltham High School by providing support to the Music Program with organisation ofmusic related events with stage management, catering, equipment transport and other activities.

The group also engages in fundraising activities to assist with the purchase of instruments,equipment, guest artists, and to provide some professional development for staff.

Meeting dates depend on the events of the music calendar but usually number two per term toarrange event support. These are advised through email to those parents who have indicatedan interest in the group. The meetings are relaxed, friendly and new members are always mostwelcome.

If you have a Facebook account, please find our group page 'Eltham High School Friends of Music'and request to join. We not only keep you informed about upcoming dates and post photos of ourconcerts but we also share other performances and news from our supporters. ^

If you have any questions about the Friends of Music please contact the Music Office on 9430 5127or by email at nio@elthamhs.vic.edu.au

We welcome any participation from parents - the more volunteers, the easier events run and the lessnumber of times your assistance is required during the year. Can't make it to meetings? That's ok,we can send you the Minutes of the meetings. Our children benefit directly from your involvementand support by ensuring the music program maintains its excellence and encouragement of thestudents.

The wonderful music that you have heard tonight would not be possible without the dedication ofthe music staff, the hard work of the students and the assistance provided by all parents. Thankyou to our Sponsors for providing wonderful raffle prizes and to everyone who has supportedEltham High School's Music Program and the Friends of Music group. We welcome your ideas,suggestions and assistance for the coming year.

Catriona McKinnonPresident

Mudbrick Tour 2019Sunday 20 October - Commencing from Montsalvat in Eltham South, 9:30am - 4:00pm

Presented by Eltham High School 'Friends of Music'

We invite members of the school community to register as volunteers to help run this iconic culturalevent. We need help on the day with a variety of tasks but mostly with visitor supervision at thehouses. This is a great chance to support the music program and our talented young musicians.Please email friendsofmusic@elthamhs.vic.edu.au for further details or to register your interest inhelping with running this event. If you are able to assist with any of the other tasks in arranging thisevent please contact us as well. There are various tasks that can you can get involved with. Youcan find further information on our Facebook page.

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Tour will take place in September / October 2019 - time and date to bemutually agreed on.

Tour runs for approximately 2 hours.

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