New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: [Programmes of octavo size]

Date: 1992

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

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1992-2

Description: Includes: Share a major musical event. 1992 season Wellington (2 copies) 9 May: "The dream of Gerontius" by Sir Edward Elgar with John Hopkins (guest conductor) and Irene Waugh (mezzo soprano), Anson Austin (tenor), Rodney Macann (bass) with (in Auckland) the Auckland Choral Society; (in Wellington) the Orpheus Choir; The Ars Nova of New Plymouth. Auckland Aotea Centre 9 May; Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 16 May. Programme (2 copies) 23 May: Franz-Paul Decker (chief conductor) and David Allen Wehr (pianist). Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 23 May 1992. Programme (2 copies) 25 May: David Allen Wehr (piano) in recital. Palmerston North, 25 May 1992. Programme 27 May: Franz-Paul Decker (chief conductor), David Allen Wehr (pianist), and Vyvyan Yendoll (viola). Wellington Town Hall, 27 May 1992. Programme (2 copies) 6 June: Franz-Paul Decker (chief conductor) and Diedre Irons (piano). Wellington, Michael Fowler Centre, 6 June 1992. Programme (2 copies) 20 June: Franz-Paul Decker (chief conductor) and Gina Sanders (soprano). Auckland, Aotea Centre, 20 June 1992. Programme 25 June: Shura Cherkassky in recital. Christchurch Town Hall 25 June; Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 27 June [1992]. Programme (2 copies) 9 July: Franz-Paul Decker (chief conductor). Wellington Town Hall, 9 July [1992]. Programme (2 copies) 15 July: Franz-Paul Decker (chief conductor) and Ida Haendel (violin). Auckland Town Hall 15 July; Hamilton Founders Theatre 16 July [1992]. Programme Quantity: 9 album(s) Album(s). 1 pamphlet. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1992

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

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1992-3

Description: Includes: 17 July: Conductor Franz-Paul Decker with Alexa Still, Edward Allen, David Gilling, Juliana Radaich, Michael Monaghan, Robin Perks, Dale Gold, Marc Taddei. Auckland Aortea Centre, 17 July 1992. Programme 18 July: Conductor Franz-Paul Decker and Ida Haendel, violin. Auckland Aotea Centre, 18 July 1992. Programme (2 copies) 25 July: Conductor Franz-Paul Decker. Wellington Michael Fowler Centre, 25 July 1992. Programme (2 copies) 1 August: An evening of grand opera featuring the American diva Alessandra Marc, with conductor Varujan Kojian. Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 1 August, Dunedin Town Hall 4 August, Hamilton Founders Theatre 7 August 1992. Programme (2 copies) 2 August: An evening of grand opera featuring the American diva Alessandra Marc, with conductor Varujan Kojian. Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 2 August; Christchurch Town Hall 5 August; Auckland Aotea Centre 8 August 1992. Programme (2 copies) 15 August: Guest conductor Janos Furst, and Gyorgy Pauk, violin. Christchurch Town Hall 15 August; Palmerston North Opera House 18 August; Auckland Town Hall 19 August; Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 20 August 1992. Programme (2 copies) 26 August: Guest conductor Janos Furst and Peter Scholes, clarinet. Wellington Town Hall, 26 August 1992. Programme (2 copies) 28 August: New Zealand Post National Youth Orchestra with Nicholas Braithwaite (guest conductor) and Kanako Ito, violinist. Paraparaumu Southwards Theatre 28 August; Wellington Town Hall 29 August 1992. Programme (2 copies) 29 August: Guest conductor Janos Furst, and Ingeborg Nordenfelt, soprano. Wanganui Opera House, 29 August 1992. Programme Quantity: 9 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1992

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

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1992-4

Description: Includes: 5 September: Guest conductor Michiyoshi Inoue, and Barry Douglas, piano. Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 5 September; Auckland Aotea Centre 12 September 1992. Programme 9 September: Guest conductor Michiyoshi Inoue, and Barry Douglas, piano. Wellington Town Hall 9 September; Hamilton Founders Theatre 10 September; Auckland Aotea Centre 11 September 1992. Programme (2 copies) 19 September: Tamas Veto (guest conductor) and Raphael Wallfisch, cellist. Wellington, Michael Fowler Centre, 19 September 1992. Programme (2 copies) 22 September: Guest conductor Tamas Veto, and Raphael Oleg (violinist), Raphael Wallfisch (cellist). Palmerston North Opera House 22 September; Auckland Town Hall 23 September; Hamilton Founders' Theatre 24 September; Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 26 September 1992. Programme (2 copies) 11 October: Mario Duschenes (conductor / presenter) with Jason Gunn as Narrator in "Peter and the wolf". Auckland Aotea Centre, 11 October; Hamilton Founders' Theatre 22 October 1992. Programme 21 October: The BP family concerts featuring the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra with Mario Duschenes (conductor / presenter). Albany, Kristin School, 21 October [1992]. Programme 12 November: Nicholas Braithwaite, guest conductor and Gary Karr, double bass. Wellington Michael Fowler Centre 12 November; Christchurch Town Hall 14 November 1992. Programme (2 copies) 17 November: Gary Karr (double bass) with Harmon Lewis (piano) in recital. Auckland Concert Chamber 17 November; Paraparaumu Southwards 18 November; Wellington Ilott Concert Chamber 19 November; Christchurch James Hay Theatre 20 November 1992. Programme 25 November: A family Christmas special conducted by Brian Law, featuring the Orpheus Choir with special guest Lindsay Yeo, narrating "Peter and the wolf". Wellington Town Hall, 25 November [1992]. Flyer only 1 December: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Symphony House, 69 Tory Street Wellington, 1 December [1992]. Flyer only Quantity: 8 album(s) Album(s). 2 pamphlets. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm. Provenance: Donated from various sources including the NZSO in 2014.

Date: 2016

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

By: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-2016

Description: Comprises ephemera and music programmes related to the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra from 2016. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 folder(s) containing 8 pieces of ephemera.

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: 1975

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

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1975-3

Description: Includes: 1 May: Family Concert. Bruce Hangen (conductor); Richard Mapp (piano); Peter Read (narrator). Town Hall, Lower Hutt, 1 May. 10 May: First Subscription Concert, 29th Season. Brian Priestman (conductor); Maurice Hasson (violin). Town Hall, Auckland, 10 May. 11 May: Family Concert. Brian Priestman (conductor); Richard Mapp (piano); Alison Maloney (soprano); Michael Burch (tenor); Bruce Carson (bass). Town Hall, Wellington, 11 May. 12 May: Family Concert. Brian Priestman (conductor); Maurice Hasson (violin); Rebecca Harris (harp). Municipal Theatre, Hastings, 12 May. 13 May: Brian Priestman (conductor); Maurice Hasson (violin). Municipal Theatre, Hastings, 13 May. (2 copies). 24 May: Second Subscription Concert (Red Series) 29th Season. Brian Priestman (conductor); Maurice Hasson (violin). Town Hall, Wellington, 24 May (2 copies) 7 June: War Requiem (Benjamin Britten). Brian Priestman (conductor); Rosemary Gordon (soprano); Anthony Benfell (tenor); Philip Todd (baritone). Town Hall, Wellington, 7 June. (2 copies). 14 June: Brian Priestman (conductor); Andre Tchaikowsky (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 14 June. (2 copies). 21 June: War Requiem (Benjamin Britten). Brian Priestman (conductor); Rosemary Gordon (soprano); Anthony Benfell (tenor); Philip Todd (baritone). Town Hall, Christchurch, 21 June 1975 (2 copies) 22 June: Brian Priestman (conductor); Andre Tchaikowsky (piano). Town Hall, Christchurch, 22 June. (2 copies). 23 June: Brian Priestman (conductor); Andre Tchaikowsky (piano). Theatre Royal, Timaru, 23 June (2 copies) 26 June: Brian Priestman (conductor); Richard Mapp (piano); The Southland Choral Society. Civic Theatre, Invercargill, 26 June. 28 June: 1975 Dunedin Subscription Series. Brian Priestman (conductor); Uri Segal (conductor); Rosemary Gordon (soprano); Anthony Benfell (tenor); Philip Todd (baritone); Roger Woodward (piano); Peter Frankl (piano); Royal Christchurch Musical Society Children's Choir. Town Hall, Dunedin, 28 June; 6 August; 24 September. 28 June: War Requiem (Benjamin Britten). Brian Priestman (conductor); Rosemary Gordon (soprano); Anthony Benfell (tenor); Philip Todd (baritone). Town Hall, Dunedin, 28 June. (2 copies). Quantity: 14 programmes. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1975

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

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1975-6

Description: Includes: 1 November: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Concert News, November-December 1975 and January-February 1976. John Hopkins (conductor); Rudolf Serkin (pianist); Malvina Major (soprano); Collene Roche (singer); Patrick Power (tenor); Charles Naylor (Bass); Ashley Heenan (conductor); Ron Goodwin (conductor); Andre Kostelanetz (conductor); Alfredo Campoli (violin); Joan Sutherland (soprano); Henryk Szeryng (violin); Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Franz-Paul Decker (conductor); Walter Susskind (conductor); Juan Matteucci (conductor); Erich Bergel (conductor); Hans Richter-Haaser (pianist); Michael Ponti (pianist) (2 copies) 7 November: Cushion Concert. John Hopkins (conductor); Christopher Norton (piano); Robert Oliver (tenor); Milton Parker (guitar). Town Hall, Wellington, 7 November. (2 copies). 11 November: John Hopkins (conductor); Rudolf Serkin (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 11 November. (2 copies). 13 November: John Hopkins (conductor); Rudolf Serkin (piano). Town Hall, Auckland, 13 November. 15 November: Messiah (Handel). John Hopkins (conductor); Malvina Major (soprano); Collene Roche (contralto); Patrick Power (tenor); Charles Naylor (bass); Hamilton Civic Choir. Founder's Theatre, Hamilton, 15 November. (2 copies). 22 November: Concert to Mark the Golden Jubilee of Radio Broadcasting in New Zealand and of the Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA). Larry Pruden (conductor); Ashley Heenan (conductor); Dorothea Franchi (conductor); Oswald Cheesman (conductor); Sturman, J L (speaker); Peter Vere-Jones (narrator); Christine Cuming (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 22 November. (2 copies). 12 December: Christmas Lunchtime Concert. Peter Godfrey (conductor); Lynn Cantlon (soprano); Orpheus Choir; Schola Polyfonica; Bach Choir; Phoenix Choir; Upper Hutt Choral Society. Town Hall, Wellington, 12 December. (2 copies). Quantity: 7 programmes. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1975

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

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1975-5

Description: Includes: 4 September: Mozart Serenade. Uri Segal (conductor); Malvina Major (soprano); Marcel Lambert (horn). Town Hall, Wellington, 4 September. (2 copies). 6 September: Uri Segal (conductor); Peter Frankl (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 6 September. (2 copies). 13 September: Uri Segal (conductor); Malvina Major (soprano); Peter Frankl (piano). Town Hall, Auckland, 13 September (2 copies) 21 September: Uri Segal (conductor); Malvina Major (soprano); Peter Frankl (piano). Town Hall, Christchurch, 21 September. 22 September: Uri Segal (conductor); Malvina Major (soprano); Peter Frankl (piano). Town Hall, Dunedin, 22 September. (2 copies). 23 September: Uri Segal (conductor); Marcel Lambert (horn); Malvina Major (soprano). Opera House, Oamaru, 23 September. (2 copies). 23 October: Music from Vienna. Ossie Cheesman (conductor); June Bronhill (soprano). Town Hall, Wellington, 23 October. 24 September: Uri Segal (conductor); Peter Frankl (piano). Town Hall, Dunedin, 24 September. 4 October: Uri Segal (conductor); Fou T'Song (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 4 October. (2 copies). 11 October: Uri Segal (conductor); Malvina Major (soprano). Town Hall, Wellington, 11 October. (2 copies). 17 October: Uri Segal (conductor); Honor McKellar (mezzo-soprano). Town Hall, Wellington, 17 October. (2 copies) 23 October: Music from Vienna; concert to mark 150th anniversary of Johann Strauss II, born 25 October 1825. June Bronhill with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Guest conductor Ossie Cheesman. Programme Quantity: 12 programmes. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1975

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

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1975-4

Description: Includes: July-October 1975 concert calendar / concert news (2 copies) 12 July: Michi Inoue (conductor); Wilfred Simenauer (cello). Town Hall, Wellington, 12 July. (2 copies). 19 July: Michi Inoue (conductor); Richard Mapp (piano). Town Hall, Auckland, 19 July. (2 copies). 21 July: Michi Inoue (conductor); Richard Mapp (conductor). Founder's Theatre, Hamilton, 21 July. (2 copies). 2 August: Brian Priestman (conductor); Roger Woodward (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 2 August. (2 copies). 8 August: Brian Priestman (conductor); Roger Woodward (pianist). Town Hall, Christchurch, 8 August. (2 copies). 9 August: Brian Priestman (conductor); Roger Woodward (pianist). Town Hall, Christchurch, 9 August. (2 copies). 14 August: Brian Priestman (conductor); Roger Woodward (piano). Town Hall, Auckland, 14 August. (2 copies). 15 August: Brian Priestman (conductor); Roger Woodward (pianist). Town Hall, Auckland, 15 August. (2 copies). 16 August: War Requiem (Benjamin Britten). Brian Priestman (conductor); Rosemary Gordon (soprano); Anthony Benfell (tenor); Philip Todd (baritone). Town Hall, Auckland, 16 August. (2 copies). 17 August: Family Concert. Brian Priestman (conductor). Town Hall, Wellington, 17 August. (2 copies). 20 August: Enigma Variations (Edward Elgar). Brian Priestman (conductor). Town Hall, Wellington, 20 August. (2 copies). 22 August: Brian Priestman (conductor); Marcel Lambert (horn); Rebecca Harris (harp). Civic Centre, Upper Hutt, 22 August. (2 copies). 30 August: Uri Segal (conductor); Emily Mair (soprano); Patricia Lawrey (soprano); Peter Baillie (tenor); Bruce Carson (bass). Town Hall, Wellington, 30 August. (2 copies). Quantity: 13 programmes. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1976

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

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZSO-1976-1

Description: Includes: [Early 1976?]: School orhcestral concert, New Zealand Symphony Orchestra; conductor Bruce Hangen. [early 1976?]. Programme / flyer 22 January: Goodwin Summer Pops. Ron Goodwin (conductor). Timaru, 22 January. Christchurch, 23 January. Wellington, 24 January. Masterton, 27 January. Napier, 28 January. Gisborne, 29 January. Pamphlet (2 copies) 1 March: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Concert Calendar for March to June. Joan Sutherland (soprano); Richard Bonynge (conductor); Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Henryk Szerying (violin); Cristina Ortiz (piano); Michael Ponti (piano); Hans Richter-Haaser (piano). 13 March: Beethoven Concert. Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Frankl Pauk Kirshbaum Trio; Peter Frankl (piano); Gyorgy Pauk (violin); Ralph Kirshbaum (cello); The Orpheus Choir; Graeme Gorton (baritone). Town Hall, Wellington, 13 March. (2 copies). 17 March: Beethoven Concert. Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Frankl Pauk Kirshbaum Trio; Peter Frankl (piano); Gyorgy Pauk (violin); Ralph Kirshbaum (cello); Beverley Bergen (soprano). Town Hall, Christchurch, 17 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). 19 March: Radio New Zealand in Association with the Christchurch Arts Festival Inc presents a Lunchtime Concert. Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Michael Ponti (piano). Town Hall, Christchurch, 19 March. (2 copies). 20 March: Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Wanda Wilkomirska (violin); Beverley Bergen (soprano); Lauris Elms (contralto); Anthony Benfell (tenor); St Andrew's College Treble Choir; Christchurch Harmonic Society. Town Hall, Christchurch, 20 March. (2 copies). 21 March: Beethoven Concert. Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Frankl Pauk Kirshbaum Trio; Peter Frankl (piano); Gyorgy Pauk (violin); Ralph Kirshbaum (cello); Beverley Bergen (soprano). Town Hall, Dunedin, 21 March. 22 March: Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Michael Ponti (piano); Beverley Bergen (soprano); Lauris Elms (contralto); Anthony Benfell (tenor); St Andrew's College Treble Choir; Christchurch Harmonic Society. Town Hall, Dunedin, 22 March. (2 copies). 26 March: Wellington Festival Marathon Concert. Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Emily Mair (soprano); Wilfred Simenaur (cello); Michael Ponti (piano). Town Hall, Wellington, 26 March. (2 copies). 27 March: Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Wanda Wilkomirska (violin). Town Hall, Wellington, 27 March. (2 copies). 27 March: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Concert Series 1976. Joan Sutherland (soprano); Wanda Wilkomirska (violin); Cristina Ortiz (piano); David Wild (piano); Michael Ponti (piano); Hans Richter-Haaser (piano); Henryk Szeryng (violin); Tessa Birnie (piano); Jennifer Bate (organ); Marcel Lambert (horn); Richard Bonyng (pianist/conductor); Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Franz-Paul Decker (conductor); Myer Fredman (conductor); Juan Matteucci (conductor); Walter Susskind (conductor); Erich Bergel (conductor); Bruce Hangen (conductor); James Robertson (conductor). 31 March: Beethoven Concert. Sir Charles Groves (conductor); Cristina Ortiz (piano); Beverly Bergen (soprano). Town Hall, Auckland, 31 March. Quantity: 14 programmes. Physical Description: Offset prints on pamphlets and programmes, sizes varying up to 230 mm. Provenance: Donated from various sources.