

FRI-SUN 16-18 SEP 2022
TYALGUM MUSIC FESTIVAL PROGRAM 2022
Tyalgum Community Hall
Friday 16th September 2022
7 pm
CONCERT 1 - A French Affair
Welcome to the opening concert for TMF2021! It is a “French Affair” with beautiful evocative music and a showing of the 1908 French film “L’assassinet du Duc de Guise.” Celebrate our 30th anniversary with a glass of bubbles in the interval.
Limpinwood Ensemble and Viney/Grinberg Duo
Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune. Claude Debussy
Rhapsodie Espagnole. Maurice Ravel
Sextet for piano and winds. Francis Poulenc
INTERVAL
L’assassinet du Duc de Guise. Camille Saint-Saëns (Australian Premiere)

Saturday 17th September 2022
11 am
CONCERT 2 - QCGU Student Showcase
QCGU Chamber Ensemble showcase. Witness the “up and coming” and when they are famous you can say you saw them here first!
12:30 pm
Free Event - A Little Bach
A free “pop up” event in Yasna’s Studio-Gallery. Take 20 and relax to the sounds of Bach’s Cello Suite No.1 in G Maj BWV1007 played by Hungarian cellist György Déri in this beautiful acoustic, surrounded by art.
2 pm
CONCERT 3 - Behind the Scenes with our Composer in Residence
Join TMF2021 “Composer in Residence” Catherine Likhuta, as she gives an informative talk on her compositional process, jazz influences and the inspiration behind her commission for this year’s festival.
“Someone Special” for horn and bassoon Catherine Likhuta
6 pm
CONCERT 4 - Limpinwood Ensemble
A trip down memory lane as we play Schubert’s Octet, the piece that launched the Tyalgum Music Festival 30 years ago. The programme is rounded off with the World Premiere of Catherine Likhuta’s latest composition and Nielsen’s piece about unrequited love. Interval drinks courtesy of local distiller and TMF sponsor “Husk” gin.
Limpinwood Ensemble
Serenata in vano. Carl Nielsen
TMF2021 commission. Catherine Likhuta (World Premiere)
INTERVAL
Octet in F Major D.803. Franz Schubert

Queensland
Conservatorium
Griffith University

9 pm
CONCERT 5 - Cabaret Night
Entertainer extraordinaire, Jason Barry-Smith and pianist Luke Volker, present an evening of Cabaret in our own “Café de Tyalgum.” Sit at tables of four for an hour and a half of light classics, wine and nibbles.
“Throw all your cares and troubles away
At our late night Cabaret!
You’ll be glad that you came, we’ll make sure that you stay
At our late-night Cabaret!
We’ll amaze and seduce you, then thrill you.
It’s Jason and Luke taking charge.
Who knows where this journey may lead to:
Perhaps even special guest stars?
The only ingredient missing is YOU
Come relax at the end of the day
With some fun and a song and a drink or two
At our late-night Cabaret!”


Jason Barry-Smith Luke Volker
Sunday 18th September 2022
10 am
CONCERT 6 - Formant
A Cappella vocal ensemble, Formant, present an hour long recital, perfect for a relaxing Sunday morning in the Caldera. Sit back with a coffee and enjoy the sound of six voices blending seamlessly in the beautiful acoustics of Tyalgum Hall. Programme to include works by Gustav Holst, Arvo Pärt, Laura Jekabsone, Billy Joel and a range of Australian composers.
“After Formant’s debut recital an elderly gentleman exclaimed that it reminded him of the European musical effervescence. Through the compositional voices of Germany, Latvia, Australia, America and England, this programme aims to weave together an array of musical influences through the purest narrative - the human voice.”

12:30 pm
CONCERT 7 - Conversations with Ed Ayres
Join ABC Classic presenter, Ed Ayres, as he talks about his life, books and his latest hair-raising adventure.... learning the French Horn!
Sextet in Eb Major op.81 for two horns and string quartet. Ludwig van Beethoven

3 pm
CONCERT 8 - Violin and Piano Recital
Violinist Natsuko Yoshimoto and pianist Daniel de Borah present a recital of well loved masterpieces. Interval tea and scones will be served on the patio.
Partita No.1 Bb Major BWV825 for keyboard JS Bach
Sonata for Piano and Violin in F Major Op.24 “Spring” Ludwig van Beethoven
INTERVAL
Sonata for Violin and Piano in A major. César Franck


Natsuko Yoshimoto Daniel de Borah
Credi:t Claudio Raschella
Credit: Morgan Roberts