Roge, Pascal, 1951-

Date: 1975

From: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: [Programmes of quarto size]

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-NZSO-1975

Description: Includes: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. 1975 concert calendar (2 copies) New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Subscription special, 29th season. 1975 Wellington series. Chief conductor Brian Priestman. As from 1 January 1975 the NZBC Symphony Orchestra wil be called the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Folded pamphlet NZBC in association with the Christchurch Arts Festival Inc. presents a Ravel centenary concert with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Guest conductor John Hopkins, pianist Pascal Rogé. Christchurch Town Hall, 19 March 1975. Programme (2 copies) New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Conductor John Hopkins, soloist Charles Rosen. Christchurch Arts Festival. Christchurch Town Hall, 20 March 1975. Programme (2 copies) New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Conductor John Hopkins, soloist Pascal Rogé. NZBC Christchurch Arts Festival. Christchurch Town Hall, 21 March 1975. Programme (2 copies) New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Conductor John Hopkins, soloist Charles Rosen. NZBC Christchurch Arts Festival. Christchurch Town Hall, 22 March 1975. Programme (2 copies) New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Champagne concert on the occasion of the 16th Triennial Conference of the New Zealand Law Society. Wellington, 5 April 1975. Programme (2 copies hardback, 2 copies softback) New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Lunchtime concert. Invercargill Civic Theatre, 25 June [1975]. Programme / flier NZBC concert artist - David James - pianist. [Tour itinerary 29 January - 12 April 1975]. Biographical flier NZBC concert artist - Alex Lindsay memorial award. Notice for concert on 23 March 1975. Flier Alex Lindsay memorial award. Concert 23 March 1975. Flier Symphony Orchestra. A tribute to Alex Lindsay on behalf of the NZ Symphony Orchestra. Flier New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Maurice Hasson - violinist. Auckland [Tour itinerary 10-20 May 1975]. Biographical flier New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. RNZ concert artist - Michi Inoue - conductor. Wellington 12 July, Auckland 19 July, Hamilton 21 July 1975. Biographical flier New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. NZ concert artist - Richard Mapp - pianist. Auckland 19 July, Hamilton 21 July 1975. Biographical flier New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Radio New Zealand concert artist - Roger Woodward - pianist. [Tour itinerary, 2-15 August 1975]. Biographical flier Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 330 mm.

Date: 1980

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-1980

Description: Includes: 1980s?: University of Otago Music Department. Frederick Page piano recital. Marama Hall, 20 September [1980? 1980s?]. Flier / programme Sue Robinson (cello); Barbara Jellicoe (piano). Recital [ca 1980?]. Programme 1980: Ars Nova Choir of New Plymouth, director Harry Brown with organist Stanley Jackson. Wellington Cathedral, 16 August 1980. Programme (2 copies) Auckland University Singers, conductor Peter Godfrey. Victorian tour, 5-12 July 1980. Tour programme Autumn music 1980, celebrating the dedication of the new pipe organ. St Barnabas Church, Box Hill Khandallah, 23 March - 4 May 1980. Programme (2 copies) Autumn Music 1980. Opening recital by Anthony Jennings. St Barnabas Church Khandallah, 23 March 1980. Programme Jennifer Bate, distinguished British organist. Recital. Old St Pauls, Mulgrave Street, 23 April [1980]. Flier (2 copies) Ellen Barrett, mezzo soprano. Recital of original songs by John Moore. Public Library Lecture Theatre, Wellington, 1 December [1980]. Programme Cambridge Music School 1980. Application form. Christchurch Bach festival 1980 (With Jubilate Singers, Christchurch Venetian Brass Ensemble, Graham Hollobon, Peter Low, Julie Coulson, Ian Edwards Jazz Ensemble, Continuo, Amici Chamber Orchestra, Royal Christchurch Musical Society). Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, 23-30 March 1980. Programme containing photographs and notes about the Cathedral building. Christchurch Civic Music Council Incorporated. National concerto competition (Instrumental). Final concert. Town Hall Auditorium, 9 February [1980]. Programme Dale Culliford, cello; Barbara Jellicoe, piano. Farewell recital. Wellington Cultural Centre, 10 December 1980. Programme 3 great Sunday night programmes in the Elizabeth Street Chapel. Folk gospel concert featuring Chris and Diane Benge, John Needham; "Reach for the summit"; film story featuring Billy Graham; "Gateway" concert featuring Dallas Graham, Darlene McStay. 29 June and 6 July [1980]. Flier ERA house concerts. ERA play early music in the intimate surroundings of your own home. Promotional pamphlet (2 copies, one with handcoloured cover) Gagliano Trio (John Chisholm, Allan Chisholm, Bruce Greenfield). Studio 1, Broadcasting House, 8 September 1980. Programme with attached ticket Gallery Orchestra (Inc) of Lower Hutt. Family concert. Leader Miss Anne Meo; conductors Larry Pruden, Graham Lilly. With Sacred Heart College Girls' Choir. Lower Hutt Town Hall, Laings Road, 3 August 1980. Programme John Georgiadis, violin; Pilar Fernandez, piano. Recital. State Opera House, Wellington 24 November; State Trinity Centre Christchurch 25 November; Town Hall Concert Chamber Auckland 27 November [1980]. Programme (2 copies) Michael Houstoun [Beethoven, Haydn, Liszt]. Queenstown Memorial Hall 4 August; Timaru Theatre Royal 6 August; Heretaunga College Upper Hutt 9 August; Wanganui Concert Chamber 12 August [1980]. Programme Jacobean Consort of violls and voyces. A privatte mvsickall entertaynement. Crossways Wellington, 28 September 1980. programme (2 copies) and flier (2 copies) David James and Robelyn Schrade (piano duo). Studio 1, Broadcasting House, 24 October 1980. Programme Anthony Jennings. Autumn music 1980. Opening recital. Church of St Barnabas Khandallah, 23 March 1980. Programme (2 copies) Patricia Lawrey mezzo soprano; Maurice Till pianist. Concert (with songs by Purcell, Wolf, Mahler, and work by Schumann and Lilburn). [Wellington], 27 July [1980]. Flier only New Zealand Composers Foundation. Douglas Lilburn, New Zealand composer [Blue biographical pamphlet and list of published works. 1980s] The Concert programme of Radio New Zealand invites you to "A birthday tribute to Douglas Lilburn"; a live broadcast by the Schola Musica of the NZSO, musical director Ashley Heenan. Symphony House Willis Street, 3 November [1980]. Programme (2 copies) 1980 Mana Arts Festival. Concert programme for the New Zealand Maori Chorale and the Wellington Youth Orchestra. leader of the Maori Chorale Paul Katene; conductor of the Wellington Youth Orchestra William Southgate; leader Glenda Rodgers. Porirua Hall, 20 July 1980. Programme University of Otago Dept of University Extension. Jane Manning soprano; Maurice Till piano. State Insurance Theatre Invercargill, 2 May 1980. Programme Richard Mapp. Solo piano recital. Maidment Theatre, 30 March [1980]. Programme / flier Marama Players. University of Otago Department of Music. Recital tour Otago-Southland, August 1980. Programme Nelson School of Music. Recital series 80. Donald Maurice viola; Maurice Till piano. 8 March [1980]. Programme New Zealand Brass Quintet. Family concert. Wellington Playcentre Assocaition Inc. Old St Paul's, 16 November 1980. Programme New Zealand Choral Federation, Wellington Region presents an evening of church music for double choir, brass ensemble and audience with Sir David Willcocks. St James Church Lower Hutt, 23 August [1980]. Flier Phoenix Choir and Cantoris present Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana", conducted by Simon Tipping; pianists Bruce Greenfield and Philippa Ward; New Zealand Percussion Ensemble, leader Gary Brain. With Anne Langston, Robert Oliver, Roger Wilson. Wellington Town Hall, 29 November 1980. Flier Renaissance Singers. Spring concert. St Peter's Church, Willis Street, Wellington. 5 October 1980. Programme Pascal Roge. [Piano recital]. Wellington State Opera House, 3 September; Napier Century Theatre, 15 September 1980. Programme (2 copies) Choir of St James Church Lower Hutt present a recital of choral and organ music. Organist choirmaster Garry Bowler. Wellington Cathedral, 12 October 1980. Programme Gala concert (With New Lynn Citizens' Band, Virginia Gummer, Ronald Dellow, Timothy McWhannell, Michael Draffin, Orlando Singers). St Mary's Church Parnell, 1 June [1980]. Programme The Pumphouse Opera and Ballet Workshop (Lake Pupuke Takapuna) presents Schoenberg: "Cabaret songs" (Louise Molloy), the opera "Expectation" (Wendy Dixon). Musical director William Dart; director Janette Heffernan. 15-17 October [1980]. Flier Rachele Skinner & Maurice Till. Flute and piano recital. Dunedin Concert Society. Marama Hall, 27 November 1980. Ticket only Sweetwaters Festival of music, culture & technology. Ngaruawahia, 26, 27, 28 January 1980. Pamphlet Autumn music 1980. Organ recital by Roy Tankersley. Church of St Barnabas Khandallah, 13 April 1980. Programme Friends of Church Music and the Arts (FCMA). Roy Tankersley organ recital. Holy Trinity Cathedral (Auckland), 9 March 1980. Programme Andre Tchaikovsky. Piano recital; the Viennese classics. Founders Theatre Hammilton, 28 February; Town Hall Dunedin, 1 March; Town Hall Wellington, 6 March 1980. Programme Waikato Society of Registered Music Teachers presents Maurice Till. Master class for pnaists. Lady Good Fellow Chapel, University of Waikato, 18-19 July 1980. Pamphlet / enrolment form University Conservatorium of Music. The University Music group. Concerts 1980. Pamphlet with calendar of events Upper Hutt Choral Society. G F Handel "Messiah". St Mary's Church Levin, 29 November; St Patrick's Chapel Upper Hutt, 30 November 1980. Programme Upper Hutt Choral Society and Wairarapa Choral Society with Heretaunga College Girls Choir. "Elijah". Conductor Alwyn Palmer; organist Betty Stewart. St Luke's Church Masterton, 4 July 1980; St Patrick's College Chapel Silverstream, 5-6 July 1980. Programme (2 copies) Upper Hutt Music Society presents a concert of music by John Moore. Maidstone Intermediate Library, redwood street Upper Hutt, 20 April 1980. Programme The Valley Stompers. Information booklet [1980]. (2 copies) Wellington Folk Festival 1980. Registration form 5th Wellington Music School to be held at Chilton St James School Lower Hutt, 24-27 October 1980. Pamphlet Wellington Society for Music Education. Music diary, September 1980. Pamphlet World Accordion Championships and Orchestra Festival. 1980 Coupe Mondiale. Auckland Town Hall, 27-30 August 1980. Registration / application pamphlet Quantity: 2 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes and flyers, up to octavo size, some illustrated. Provenance: One item donated by Margaret Calder, Wellington, in 2014; some by Richard Till, Christchurch, in 2014; one by Donald Maurice 2015.

Date: 1975

From: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: [Programmes of octavo size]

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1975-2

Description: Includes: [No date]: School Orchestral Concert. Brian Priestman (conductor). (2 copies). March: Auckland Festival Special, School Orchestral Concert. John Hopkins (conductor). 14 March: Lunchtime Concert of New Zealand Music. Resonance Music (1974), Jack Body. Song Cycle, Japan Physical, Douglas Mews. Passage - performed by "From Scratch." (2 copies). 14 March: Auckland Festival Cushion Concert. John Hopkins (conductor); Flor Peeters (organist). Town Hall, Auckland, 14 March. (2 copies). 15 March: Ravel Centenary Concert. John Hopkins (conductor); Pascal Roge (piano). Town Hall, Auckland, 15 March. (2 copies). 18 March: Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Michael Ponti (piano); Emily Mair (soprano); Wilfred Simenauer (cello). Town Hall, Christchurch, 18 March. (2 copies). 18 March: Ravel Centenary Concert. John Hopkins (conductor); Pascal Roge (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 18 March. (2 copies). 19 March: Two Lunchtime Concerts of New Zealand Music performed by New Zealand Artists. Bruce Greenfield (piano); Christopher Salmon (cello); Anthea Moller (mezzo soprano); Jennifer Baigent (flute); Vyvyan Yendoll (viola); Rebecca Harris (harp); Valerie Rigg (violin); Gary Brain (soloist); Trevor Dean (soloist); Norman Gadd (soloist); Walter Hamer (percussion); Bud Jones (percussion); David Venables (percussion); Christopher Schnack (guitar). James Hay Theatre, Christchurch, 19 and 21 March 1975. 23 March: Alex Lindsay Memorial Concert. John Hopkins (conductor); Janetta McStay (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 23 March. (2 copies). 11 April: Martin Turnovsky (conductor); Michael Houstoun (piano); Angela Shaw (soprano); Joan Howard (contralto); Patrick Power (tenor); Maurice Taylor (baritone); Orpheus Choir; Wairarapa Choral Society. Masterton War Memorial Stadium, 11 April. (2 copies). 12 April: Martin Turnovsky (conductor); Michael Houstoun (piano); Angela Shaw (soprano); Joan Howard (contralto); Patrick Power (tenor); Maurice Taylor (baritone); Orpheus Choir; Wairarapa Choral Society. Town Hall, Wellington, 12 April. (2 copies). 16 April: Ron Goodwin Conducts. Ron Goodwin (conductor). Nelson, 16 April; New Plymouth, 17 April; Wanganui, 18 April; Palmerston North, 19 April; Wellington, 20 April. Quantity: 12 programmes. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1958-1962 and 1997-2006

From: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: Records

Reference: MS-Papers-11902-064

Description: Miscellaneous papers including: a programme for a New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Alumni Association tour of the NZSO exhibition (2006), material relating to the NZSO Foundation, a copy of 'Music and Musicians' magazine (1958) containing an article by James Robertson, (an English conductor who was guest conductor of the National Orchestra from 1954-1957), and some newspaper clippings collected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1980

From: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: [Programmes of octavo size]

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1980-3

Description: Includes: 16 August: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Schola Musica of NZSO, Royal Christchurch Musical Society. [Programme includes Walton's "Belshazzar's feast", and Rembrandt painting is on cover]. Conductors David Willcocks, Ashley Heenan, Robert Field-Dodgson; solo violins Glenda Craven, Dean Major, David Pucher; solo baritone Barry Mora; organ and harpsichord Peter Averi. Christchurch Town Hall, 16 August 1980. Programme (2 copies) 21 August: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and National Youth Choir, conducted by Sir David Willcocks. Wellington Town Hall, 21 August 1980. Programme (2 copies) 23 August: Requiem Mass by Hector Berlioz. Conductor Sir David Willcocks, concertmaster Peter Schaffer; solo tenor Anthony Benfell; choirs Orpheus Choir, Wa[i]rarapa Choral Society; musical director of choirs Malcolm Rickard, Charles Naylor. Wellington Town Hall, 23 August 1980. Programme (2 copies) 29 August: 1980 New Zealand National Youth Orchestra, leader Claire Stapleton; conductor Uri Segal; soloist Grant Cooper. Southward Theatre Paraparaumu 29 August; Town Hall Wellington 30 August 1980. Programme 5 September: Conductor Uri Segal; soloist Pascal Roge. Dunedin Town Hall 5 September; Christchurch Town Hall 6 September; Wellington Town Hall 13 September; Auckland Town Hall 20 September 1980. Programme (2 copies) 27 September: Conductor Patrick Thomas; soloist Vyvyan Yendoll, viola. Wellington Town Hall 27 September 1980. Programme (2 copies) 4 October: Guest conductor Patrick Thomas; David James, piano. Lower Hutt Town Hall 4 October; Gisborne Memorial Hall 7 October; Rotorua Civic Theatre 8 October; Auckland Town Hall 10 October 1980. Programme (2 copies) 11 October: Conductor Patrick Thomas; mezzo-soprano Anne Young. Auckland Town Hall, 11 October 1980. Programme (2 copies) 18 October: Guest conductor Sir Charles Groves; David James, piano. Christchurch Town Hall 18 October; Palmerston North Opera House 22 October; Wellington Town Hall 23 October 1980. Programme (2 copies) 1 November: A night in Vienna. John Georgiadis conductor / violinist; Richard Giese, flute. Wellington Town Hall 1 November; Invercargill Civic Theatre 10 November; Wanganui Opera House 17 November; Tauranga QE II Centre 20 November; Auckland Town Hall 21 November 1980. Programme (2 copies) 8 November: Romany romance. Conductor John Georgiadis. Christchurch Town Hall 8 November; Dunedin Town Hall 11 November; Palmerston North Opera House 18 November; Wellington Town Hall 19 November; Auckland Town Hall 22 November 1980. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 11 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1986

From: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: [Programmes of octavo size]

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1986-3

Description: Includes: 6 September: Thomas Sanderling, conductor; Pascal Roge, pianist; Auckland Dorian Choir; Christchurch Harmonic Society. Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington 6 September. Town Hall, Auckland 13 September. Town Hall, Christchurch 20 September. (2 copies). 10 September: Thomas Sanderling, conductor; Pascal Roge, pianist. Opera House, Palmerston North 10 September. Founders Theatre, Hamilton 11 September. 12 September: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra 545 Series. Thomas Sanderling, conductor; Pascal Roge, pianist. Town Hall, Auckland 12 September. 15 September: Recitals 1986. Pascal Roge, pianist. Century Theatre, Napier 15 September. State Opera House, Wellington 16 September. 18 September: Thomas Sanderling, conductor; Pascal Roge, pianst. Town Hall, Dunedin 18 September. 4 October: Jose Serebrier, conductor; Carole Farley, soprano. Auckland Town Hall 4 October. Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington 11 October. (2 copies). 9 October: Jose Serebrier, conductor; Carole Farley, soprano. Nelson Boys College Hall, Nelson 9 October. Town Hall, Wellington 15 October. 24 October: First Rehearsal Celebration Concert. Conducted by John Hopkins. Town Hall, Wellington 24 October. (2 copies). 7 November: James Galway, conductor and soloist (flute). Town Hall, Christchurch 7 November. Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington 8 November. Municipal Theatre, Napier 12 November. Town Hall, Auckland 15 November. (2 copies). 9 November: James Galway, conductor and soloist (flute). Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington 9 November. Founders' Theatre, Hamilton 13 November. (2 copies) 29 November: The 1986 TVNZ NZSO Young Musicians Competition (With conductor William Southgate; finalists Mark Menzies, Miranda Adams, Eugene Albulescu, Hai-Won Kwok). Michael Fowler Centre, 29 November 1986. Programme Quantity: 10 items. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1993

From: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: [Programmes of octavo size]

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1993-1

Description: Includes: 30 January: BP Pops Summer Concerts. Ron Goodwin (conductor). At 15 venues in the North and South Islands of New Zealand. (2 copies). 4 March: Kenneth Young (conductor); Alexa Still (flute); Carolyn Mills (harp); The Evening Post and Onslow Brass Band. Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, 4 March. Programme (2 copies) and flyer (2 copies) 13 March: Maxim Shostakovich (conductor). Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, 13 March. (2 copies). 20 March: Maxim Shostakovich (conductor); Pascal Roge (piano). Town Hall, Christchurch, 20 March. Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, 27 March. (2 copies). 23 March: Maxim Shostakovich (conductor); Pascal Roge (piano). Founders' Theatre, Hamilton, 23 March. Town Hall, Auckland, 24 March. Municipal Theatre, Napier, 25 March. Opera House, Palmerston North, 30 March. (2 copies). 1 April: Maxim Shostakovich (conductor); Michael Houstoun (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 1 April. (2 copies). 1 April: Mastercard Symphony Season (flyer and programme). Franz-Paul Decker (conductor); Maxim Shostakovich (conductor); Alexander Rahbari (conductor); Andrew Litton (conductor); Jane Glover (conductor); Eduardo Mata (conductor); Varujan Kojian (conductor); Peter Donohoe (piano); Keith Lewis (tennor); Eugene Sarbu (violin); Pascal Roge (piano); Michael Houstoun (piano); Zheng-Rong Wang (violin); Bernadette Greevy (mezzo). Three series of performances beginning 1 April, and concluding 6 November. (2 copies). 7 April: Viennese Magic. Brian Law (conductor); Dame Malvina Major (singer). Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, 7 and 8 April. (2 copies). 24 April: Franz-Paul Decker (conductor); Bernadette Greevy (mezzo). Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, 24 April. Founders' Theatre, Hamilton, 29 April. (2 copies). 30 April: Franz-Paul Decker (conductor); Michael Houstoun (piano). Aotea Centre, Auckland, 30 April. (2 copies). Quantity: 10 programmes. 1 flyer. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.