MATTUTINO: Julie Adam - The Bartók Connection
Location
Tempo Rubato
About
Julie Adam, piano
Béla Bartók (1881 – 1945) was one of the 20th century’s greatest composers, his significance continuing to grow throughout the world even today. Apart from being an extraordinary pianist and teacher, he took the collecting of folk song to a new level, ultimately assimilating the various folk music styles into his own compositions. His many friends and colleagues esteemed him greatly as a human being of the utmost high moral principles. Some of these friends and colleagues are featured in this recital.
PROGRAM
Béla BARTÓK Dedication
Ernő DOHNÁNYI Ruralia Hungarica No 3
Peter WARLOCK Five Folksong
Amy BEACH Scottish Legend Op 54 No 1
Frederick DELIUS Dance for Harpsichord
Leopold GODOWSKY Ethiopian Serenade (from Triakontameron)
Zoltán KODÁLY 4 Pieces from Op 11
Léo WEINER 3 Peasant Songs Op 19
Julie ADAM Hommage to Bartók
Béla BARTÓK 20 Rumanian Christmas Songs BB67 (“Colinde”)
Julie Adam was born in Hungary where she received her early musical training before moving to Australia, where, from the age of 11, she played in studio broadcasts, public recitals and concerti for the Australian Broadcasting Commission as well as chamber music performances for Musica Viva.
Scholarships led Julie to study in Europe, where she made London her base, and was frequently to be heard at the Wigmore Hall and on the South Bank. She broadcast regularly as a soloist for BBC Radio including live ‘Concert Hall’ recitals. She also worked extensively as chamber musician and accompanist.
Since her return to Australia, Julie Adam has continued her musical activities, broadcasting for the ABC, giving recitals and concerto performances, taking part in chamber music, teaching extensively, adjudicating eisteddfods and coaching young musicians.
In 2024 she returned to Hungary to record a CD of piano works by Bartók called “Land of my Early Childhood”. Her more recent project – The Bartók Connection - is featured in this recital.
Mattutino is our monthly Sunday morning concert series.
One hour of music at 11am.
Stay for a complimentary sherry and some nibbles after the concert.
TICKETS $27
Online sales close at 10:30am on the day of the concert.
Tickets are available for purchase at the door, subject to availability.
Tempo Rubato is a cashless venue, please bring a card/electronic device for all purchases.
Béla Bartók (1881 – 1945) was one of the 20th century’s greatest composers, his significance continuing to grow throughout the world even today. Apart from being an extraordinary pianist and teacher, he took the collecting of folk song to a new level, ultimately assimilating the various folk music styles into his own compositions. His many friends and colleagues esteemed him greatly as a human being of the utmost high moral principles. Some of these friends and colleagues are featured in this recital.
PROGRAM
Béla BARTÓK Dedication
Ernő DOHNÁNYI Ruralia Hungarica No 3
Peter WARLOCK Five Folksong
Amy BEACH Scottish Legend Op 54 No 1
Frederick DELIUS Dance for Harpsichord
Leopold GODOWSKY Ethiopian Serenade (from Triakontameron)
Zoltán KODÁLY 4 Pieces from Op 11
Léo WEINER 3 Peasant Songs Op 19
Julie ADAM Hommage to Bartók
Béla BARTÓK 20 Rumanian Christmas Songs BB67 (“Colinde”)
Julie Adam was born in Hungary where she received her early musical training before moving to Australia, where, from the age of 11, she played in studio broadcasts, public recitals and concerti for the Australian Broadcasting Commission as well as chamber music performances for Musica Viva.
Scholarships led Julie to study in Europe, where she made London her base, and was frequently to be heard at the Wigmore Hall and on the South Bank. She broadcast regularly as a soloist for BBC Radio including live ‘Concert Hall’ recitals. She also worked extensively as chamber musician and accompanist.
Since her return to Australia, Julie Adam has continued her musical activities, broadcasting for the ABC, giving recitals and concerto performances, taking part in chamber music, teaching extensively, adjudicating eisteddfods and coaching young musicians.
In 2024 she returned to Hungary to record a CD of piano works by Bartók called “Land of my Early Childhood”. Her more recent project – The Bartók Connection - is featured in this recital.
Mattutino is our monthly Sunday morning concert series.
One hour of music at 11am.
Stay for a complimentary sherry and some nibbles after the concert.
TICKETS $27
Online sales close at 10:30am on the day of the concert.
Tickets are available for purchase at the door, subject to availability.
Tempo Rubato is a cashless venue, please bring a card/electronic device for all purchases.
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