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DAVID HOBSON ANDTEDDY TAHU RHODESIN CONCERTSHAROLYN KIMMORLEY, PIANO

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It is easy to see why David Hobsonand Teddy Tahu Rhodes have becometwo of opera’s most popular stars.

The combination of outstanding vocaltalent, impressive stagecraft, and anamiable manner have won themlegions of fans and the respect of theircolleagues all over the world.

We are fortunate that both these artistshave devoted such a significant part oftheir careers to performance here inAustralia.

Tonight you will have the opportunity towitness an even wider range of theirtalent as they present a programme ofarias, folksong and show tunes.

They are joined by Australia’s leadingaccompanist, Sharolyn Kimmorley,who has worked closely with DavidHobson and Teddy Tahu Rhodes indevising this recital programme.

I first proposed this tour over ten years ago. The two artists are in suchdemand, that it has only now come tofruition!

My thanks to their agent, Jenifer Eddy,who herself has made an outstandingcontribution to opera in Australia, andto Martin Buzacott of ABC Classics,producer of You’ll Never Walk Alone,their first album together.

And a very warm welcome to all themusic-lovers attending these veryspecial concerts.

ANDREW McKINNONPRODUCER / PRESENTERPLAYBILL

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In an atmosphere of high emotion at theend of 2008, the two friends assembledat the Eugene Goossens Hall in Sydneyto record much-loved songs of hope,faith and glory, as if in defiance of theglum mood of the times brought on bythe world economic crisis.The sessions were intense and we werevery, very inspired,’ says David Hobson,whose most recent albums The Promiseand A Little Closer have topped the ARIAcharts. ‘This is the album Teddy and Ihave always wanted to make, butbecause of our busy concert andoperatic schedules, it’s taken us literallyyears to find the time.’Right from the first rehearsal, it was clearthat something special was going on.

“We started the session with David andTeddy singing ‘Amazing Grace’ but wedidn’t realise that the studio doors hadbeen left open,” says ABC Classics’Martin Buzacott, the album’s ExecutiveProducer. “When I went out to shut them,I found a passing tradesman standing inthe airlock, spellbound, with tearsstreaming down his face. We knew fromthat moment that this was going to be noordinary album.”

Both artists brought with them their wish-listsof favourite songs, and the result is an albumof music that uplifts the spirit and showcasesthe uncanny beauty of these twomagnificent voices united as one.“It’s an album of great tunes,” says Hobson,whose own suggestions for duets includedthe Welsh classic ‘All Through the Night’and Albert Malotte’s immortal setting of ‘TheLord’s Prayer’. Rhodes nominated the stirringanthem ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic’ andan unusual version of ‘Little Drummer Boy’ –as popularised in a duet featuring theimplausible combination of Bing Crosbyand David Bowie.“In most cases we were faithful to theoriginals, but on a couple of tracks we wentfor these kinds of more modern versions,’says Hobson. ‘For instance, we ended uprecording ‘Go Tell It On the Mountain’ in anarrangement inspired by James Taylor!”Hobson’s choices of solo repertoire includedseveral pieces that featured in his headliningconcerts at the Sydney Opera House,which occurred in between the albumsessions. “People often ask me to sing ‘TheHoly City’ and ‘Gounod’s Ave Maria’,” hesays, “so I couldn’t leave them out.”One of the stand-out tracks is Hobson’shaunting take on the American spiritual ‘(IAm a) Poor Wayfaring Stranger’, whichBuzacott remembers encountering on aDusty Springfield television show. “I was achild at the time, and it was the only time Iever heard it, but the beauty of that versionnever left me.” Hobson tracked down thatperformance on YouTube, and arrangerJessica Wells set about recreating itespecially for him to sing on the album.

“David recorded it late at night, and ourproducer Virginia Read, vocal coachSharolyn Kimmorley, and I just sat theresilently in the Control Room with the taperolling, as time stood still,’ Buzacott says.Rhodes too wanted to stretch himselfvocally, taking on repertoire that isnormally associated with very differenttypes of singers. His version of LeonardCohen’s ‘Hallelujah’, accompanied byharp and strings, might be the debut-recording of this most popular song ofmodern times in a performance by abass-baritone, while its chorus capturesRhodes’ falsetto head-voice for the firsttime on disc.But the emotion of the sessions wascaptured most poignantly on the titletrack, the great Richard Rodgers classic‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’, which wasrecorded just an hour after Rhodeslearned of the death of his friend andcolleague, the conductor RichardHickox, with whom he’d been workingjust days earlier.“Teddy decided to deal with his grief insong, so he put on the headphones andbegan the opening verse,” recallsBuzacott. “Those first words, ‘When youwalk through a storm, hold your head uphigh, and don’t be afraid of the dark’,had us all in tears. We knewimmediately that they had to become thevery first thing that we hear on thealbum.” Throughout the recording process,conductor Guy Noble proved asympathetic accompanist in charge ofSinfonia Australis. With arranger Wellsalso in attendance, the sessionsproceeded with a sense of discoveryand constant musical evolution, ideasbeing traded back and forth with eachnew take.“We were so ‘in the moment’ and I thinkthat spontaneity and freshness and sheerjoy of singing has been captured on thealbum,” says Hobson, who now sets outwith Rhodes on a national tour in March,performing some of the same repertoirealongside opera classics.“None of us who was involved in it willever forget the experience of recordingthis album, and we hope that audiencesaround the country will be as inspired bythese great songs as we were.”

DAVID HOBSON ANDTEDDY TAHU RHODESHAVE RECORDEDTHEIR FIRST ALBUMTOGETHER FOR ABCCLASSICS. “YOU”LLNEVER WALK ALONE”WAS A FASCINATINGEXPERIENCE FOR ALLCONCERNED

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David Hobson began his operaticcareer with Victoria State Opera in1987 as Rodolfo in La bohème andFrederic in the company’s production ofthe Broadway version of The Pirates ofPenzance. The following year markedhis debut with The Australian Opera asPerchik in Fiddler on the Roof, followedby Lawrence in the world premiere ofBrian Howard's Whitsunday. In thesame year he was awarded the DameJoan Sutherland Scholarship.

Since this time, David Hobson hasbecome one of Australia's best knownopera singers. He has performed manyroles for Opera Australia, includingCount Almaviva (Il Barbiere di Siviglia),Marco (The Gondoliers), Tamino (TheMagic Flute), Don Ramiro (Lacenerentola), Eisenstein (Fledermaus),the Architect in the world premiere ofThe Eighth Wonder, Ferrando (Così fantutte), Don Ottavio (Don Giovanni),Rodolfo in the Baz Luhrmann productionof La bohème, Nanki Poo, Lindoro(L'Italiana in Algeri), Piquillo (LaPericole), Orphée (Orphée et Eurydice)– the last five being televised nationally– Nadir (Les pêcheurs de perles) andMichael Chamberlain in the worldpremiere of Moya Henderson’s Lindy.He has also performed for Victoria StateOpera as Ernesto (Don Pasquale),Ferrando, Lindoro and, in concert, thetitle role in The Student Prince andAlfred (Die Fledermaus); and Nadir forWest Australian Opera. In 1994 he

appeared with San Francisco Opera asChevalier de Danceny in the worldpremiere of Dangerous Liaisons,partnering Renée Fleming, ThomasHampson and Frederica von Stadeunder the baton of Donald Runnicles.

David Hobson's concert engagementshave included Messiah with theTasmanian and Sydney SymphonyOrchestras, Gala New Year's Eveconcerts in Perth and Hobart, aBernstein concert at the Sydney OperaHouse, numerous appearances withThe Australian Pops Orchestra and forCarols in the Domain, Carols byCandlelight, Elijah with the SydneySymphony Orchestra under ChristopherHogwood, a performance in thepresence of Prince Edward, a recital ofFrench Lieder for the AustralianNational Gallery, and Opera in theVineyards.

David Hobson is an impressivelyversatile artist who has worked in theareas of rock, jazz, recording andtelevision. As a composer, his worksinclude a music theatre version ofMacbeth, workshopped by theVictorian Arts Centre, the chambercomposition, ‘Remembering Rosie’,which was premiered in 2001 byOpera Australia's OzOpera and the‘Loch Ard Suite’ for the laser show at theWarrnambool Maritime Museum. Hecomposed the score to the feature film,One Perfect Day, released in Australia

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in 2004 and subsequently in the USA.This score was nominated for the AFI,APRA and IF awards for best originalscore and awarded the Film CriticsCircle of Australia award for bestoriginal score. Together with theAustralian composer DavidHirschfelder, David Hobson released ahighly acclaimed CD of originalcompositions titled Inside this Room. Healso features on the soundtrack to thefilms, Elizabeth and Better than Sex, hasmade television appearances on ClassActs for the ABC, Good MorningAmerica, Hey Hey It’s Saturday, GoodMorning Australia and The TodayShow, and featured in the 1999 ARIAand AFI award telecast.

David Hobson's discography includesOpera Australia's productions of TheGondoliers, Don Giovanni, Cosi FanTutte and La bohème – the latter is alsoavailable on CD/DVD and wasnominated for an Aria award – andSomething for Everybody. Hisperformances have been distinguishedby numerous awards includingOperatic Performer of the Year/MOAwards, Sydney Critic’s Circle Awardfor Rodolfo, Piquillo and Orphée, andThe Age Performing Arts Award for BestPerformer in Opera. In 1998 hereceived an ARIA award for his videocollaboration with Christine Anu andBaz Luhrmann, Now until the break ofday. For ABC Classics, he hasrecorded ‘Inside this Room’, French andItalian Arias, Handel Arias (ARIANomination), Cinema Paradiso, DavidHobson Live, Presenting David Hobson,The Exquisite Hour - French Collection,and most recently The Promise on theUniversal Music/ABC Classics Label.

Additional performances for OA haveincluded Pluto (Orpheus in theUnderworld), Florville (Il SignorBruschino) and Dorvil (La scala di seta),

a gala concert with the AustralianOpera and Ballet Orchestra and areturn to West Australian Opera to singBelmonte (Die Entführung aus demSerail).

Performances in 2004/2005 includedRalph Rackstraw (HMS Pinafore) andthe Defendant (Trial by Jury) for OperaAustralia, Nanki-Poo at the AdelaideFestival Centre, a recital to open the2005 season at Her Majesty's Theatre,Ballarat, Opera in the Alps, Opera inthe Market, concerts with The AustralianPops Orchestra, Sealord Opera in thePark in New Zealand, Carols byCandlelight, Carols in the Domain anda performance of ‘The ImpossibleDream’ to an audience of millions at theAFL Grand Final.

2006/07 engagements includedFrederic in a national tour of The Piratesof Penzance (Opera Australia), the titlerole in Candide (Perth InternationalFestival), recitals in Melbourne,Victorian regional centres and the UtzonRoom/Sydney Opera House, Opera inthe Alps, Opera at the Loch, a concertwith the Christchurch SymphonyOrchestra, a performance in thepresence of Her Majesty, QueenElizabeth II in Canberra’s Great Hall,Carols in the Domain, Messiah (RoyalMelbourne Philharmonic Choir) andvarious corporate events. He was thehighly acclaimed co-winner of Channel7’s hit series It Takes Two in 2006 and2008 and enjoyed great success withChannel 7’s 2007 Dancing with theStars. 2008 engagements includedLewis Carroll in the world premiere ofAlan John’s Through the Looking Glassand Nemorino in The Elixir of Love(Victorian Opera), a recital for MusicaViva in Melbourne, concerts at theSydney Town Hall, Opera in the Lochfor Australian Music Events plus a seriesof recitals in regional Victoria.

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DAVID/TEDDYRodolfo/Marcello Questo mar rosso – La bohèmePuccini

TEDDYIdealeAprileTosti

DAVIDRondine al nido – De Crescenza Mattinata – Leoncavallo

TEDDY Toreador Song – CarmenBizet

DAVIDChe gelida manina – La bohèmePuccini

DAVID/TEDDYEisenstein/FalkeCome with me to the souper – Die FledermausJ. Strauss

TEDDYYeletsky's Aria – Queen of SpadesTchaikowsky

DAVIDLa donna e mobile – RigolettoVerdi

DAVID/TEDDYNadir/ZurgaAu fond du temple saint – Les Pêcheurs de PerlesBizet

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DAVID/TEDDYAustralian Folk SongsThe King's ShipBound for South Australia Ryebuck Shearer Click go the Shears Waltzing Matildaarr. Sean O'Boyle

DAVIDPoor Wayfaring Stranger – traditional

TEDDYIt might as well be Spring – State FairRodgers & Hammerstein

DAVIDYounger than Springtime – South PacificRodgers & Hammerstein

DAVID/TEDDYGo, Tell It on the Mountain – African-American spiritualWords: John Wesley Work Brush up your Shakespeare – Kiss Me, KateCole Porter

TEDDYThis nearly was mine – South PacificRodgers & Hammerstein

DAVIDCome into the garden MaudBalfe

DAVID/TEDDYThe Wee Cooper O'Fife – traditional You'll Never Walk Alone – CarouselRodgers & Hammerstein

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Teddy Tahu Rhodes studied in NewZealand with Mary Adams Taylor, inLondon with Rudolf Piernay at theGuildhall School of Music and Dramaand more recently with David Harper.At the outset of his career he was afinalist in the Kathleen Ferrier Award,performed in the Young SongmakersAlmanac Concert Series in London, inthe Salt Lake City International ConcertSeries, and in recital in Japan. He hadthe honour of representing NewZealand in the 1999 Cardiff Singer ofthe World competition. After appearingwith New Zealand’s major opera,concert and choral organisations hemade a highly successful Australiandebut in 1998 as Dandini in LaCenerentola with Opera Australia andin performances of Messiah for theMelbourne Symphony and SydneyPhilharmonia Choir.

Since then, Teddy Tahu Rhodes hasrapidly established an internationalcareer on both the opera stage andthe concert platform. He sings awide-ranging repertoire, which isnotable for several world andAustralian premiere performancesincluding Bendrix in The End of theAffair, Joe in Dead Man Walking(Jake Heggie), The Pilot in The LittlePrince (Rachel Portman) –subsequently filmed for the BBC andtelevised in both the UK and the USA

- as well as Nigel Butterley’s Spell ofCreation and Barry Conyngham’sFix. In the United States he hasperformed with the opera companies ofSan Francisco, Austin, Washington,Philadelphia, Dallas, Cincinnati andHouston, in Europe for the HamburgStaatsoper, Bayerische Staatsoper/Munich, Theâtre du Châtelet/Paris andin Vienna, and in the UK for WelshNational Opera and Scottish Opera.His roles include Demetrius (AMidsummer Night’s Dream), Mozart’sCount, Guglielmo, Papageno and DonGiovanni, Belcore (L’elisir d’amore),Lescaut (Manon Lescaut), Stanley (AStreetcar Named Desire), and Escamillo(Carmen).

On the concert platform, Teddy TahuRhodes has performed with theSydney, Melbourne, West Australian,Queensland and Tasmanian SymphonyOrchestras, the Melbourne Chorale,and the Sydney Philharmonia, as wellas touring nationally with the AustralianChamber Orchestra in 2002 and2006.

Further engagements have includedPapageno in a new production of TheMagic Flute (Welsh National Opera),Fauré's Requiem (London PhilharmonicOrchestra), Count in Le Nozze diFigaro and Lescaut in Manon Lescaut(Houston), his role debut as Al Kasim ina new production of Henze’s

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L’Upupa (Hamburg State Opera),Leandro in a new production of TheLove for Three Oranges (OperaAustralia) as well as Escamillo,performances with the AdelaideSymphony at the Bundaleer Festivalin South Australia in 2005 and 2007and concerts with the WestAustralian and Sydney SymphonyOrchestras.

Recent and forthcoming seasonsinclude Lescaut (Leipzig and OperaAustralia), Escamillo (Hamburg StateOpera, Théâtre du Châtelet/Paris,Munich and Bilbao), Guglielmo/Count(Cincinnati), Stanley in A StreetcarNamed Desire (Vienna and OperaAustralia – 2007 and 2009),Joe/Dead Man Walking for AndrewMcManus/Alexander Productions inSydney, Don Giovanni (OperaAustralia), further performances ofL’Upupa (Hamburg State Opera) hisrole debut as Billy Budd (Santa Fe) –which he subsequently performed forOpera Australia - and the Count(Washington Opera). Concertperformances include Brahms’Requiem for the LondonPhilharmonic, the prestigious BBCProms Series, Opera in the Vineyards(Moonah Links and Hunter Valley),Auckland Philharmonia singingElijah, an Art Gallery Goncert andFauré’s Requiem and Ravel’s DonQuichotte for WASO, Elijah for theTSO, gala concerts for TQO, hisCarnegie Hall debut with New YorkCity Opera as Antony in Barber’sAntony and Cleopatra, an Australia-wide concert tour with David Hobsonfor Andrew McKinnon Presentations,recitals for Musica Viva at theHuntington Festival, Utzon Room(Sydney Opera House) and inWashington DC, as well as a

nationwide tour of his native NewZealand with the NZSO. Hedebuted to great acclaim at theMetropolitan Opera in February2008 as Ned Keene in Peter Grimesand will return as Escamillo in the2009/2010 season.

Teddy Tahu Rhodes' discographyincludes Fauré's Requiem and Lenaissance de Vénus, Handel'sMessiah, Musical Renegades (onCD/DVD), as well as the solo discs,‘Mozart Arias’, ‘The Voice’ and‘Vagabond’, all for ABC Classics. Healso appears on the CD/DVD recordingof The Little Prince for Sony Internationaland the BBC directed by FrancescaZambello, on the CD/DVD HaleyWestenra Live, broadcast on the PBSGreat Performers series in the US in2005, and Chandos’ Love for ThreeOranges.

In 2004, he received two of Australia'smost prestigious music awards: an ARIAfor Best Classical Record for The Voice,and a Helpmann Award for Best MaleOperatic Performer for Dead ManWalking/State Opera of SouthAustralia. He was the winner of the2006 Limelight Awards for BestPerformance by a Soloist with anOrchestra for his performances with theACO. Most recently he has beenhonoured with a Green Room Awardfor Best Male Artist in a Leading Rolefor his performance of Don Giovannifor Opera Australia and a HelpmannAward for his performance as Joefor Andrew McManus/AlexanderProductions.

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After studying at the SydneyConservatorium of Music, SharolynKimmorley joined the Music Staff of TheAustralian Opera in 1975 and hasassisted in the preparation of a vastrange of works with many distinguishedsingers and conductors. In 1985 shebecame Principal Repetiteur for TheAustralian Opera and in 1987 wasappointed Head of Music Staff. From1994 to 1999 she was the company'sArtistic Administrator, following whichshe was Opera Australia's Director ofMusic Administration until June 2003.

Sharolyn Kimmorley is regarded as oneof Australia’s finest vocal coaches andaccompanists. She has recorded for theABC, taken part in Chamber MusicConcerts, and accompanied some ofthe world's most distinguished recitalistsincluding Dame Joan Sutherland,Håkan Hagegård, Neil Rosenshein,Bryn Terfel, Joan Carden, StephenBennett, Michael Lewis, WilhelmeniaFernandez, Sir Thomas Allen, DésiréeRancatore, Teddy Tahu Rhodes, DavidHobson, Elizabeth Campbell, KeithLewis, Inessa Galante, Dennis O’Neill,Kathleen Battle, Jonathan Lemalu, PeterColeman-Wright and Cheryl Barker.

She regularly accompanies the majorsinging competitions and in 1983 wasinvited by Tito Gobbi to be theaccompanist for the ConcorsoInternazionale per Cantanti at Bassanodel Grappa and coach for the Studiodell’opera Italiana at Asolo. In 2001she was a jury member for the firstChina (Guangdong) International

Singing Competition and hasadjudicated Symphony Australia’sYoung Performer Award.

Sharolyn was the recipient of the 2003Opera Foundation Australia BayreuthScholarship and in 2004 was involvedas rehearsal conductor and vocalcoach for Der Ring des Nibelungen forState Opera of South Australia.

Sharolyn has been guest vocal coach atthe Australian National University,Australian Opera Studio, WestAustralian Opera, Western AustralianAcademy of Performing Arts, AucklandUniversity, Southern Opera(Christchurch), London’s GuildhallSchool of Music and The CardiffInternational Vocal Academy.

She also works regularly as vocal coachand répétiteur for the SydneySymphony Orchestra

Sharolyn is very active in her work toassist young singers. She arranges andaccompanies concerts for organisationsthat raise funds to support these artistsand seeks performance opportunitiesfor them in various regional andmetropolitan centres.

During 2009, Sharolyn will appear inrecital with Teddy Tahu Rhodes, DavidHobson, Sally-Anne Russell, LisaGasteen, Cheryl Barker and PeterColeman-Wright.

In 2009 Sharolyn became a memberof the Order of Australia in recognitionof her work as an accompanist and thenurturing and mentoring of emergingartists.

SHAROLYN KIMMORLEYAM

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