2016 House Programs David Bowie: Nothing Has Changed | Page 12

MELBOURNE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MELBOURNE FESTIVAL
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO)
was established in 1906 and is Australia’s
oldest orchestra. It currently performs live to
more than 250,000 people annually, in concerts
ranging from subscription performances at its
home, Hamer Hall at Arts Centre Melbourne, to
its annual free concerts at Melbourne’s largest
outdoor venue, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. The
Orchestra also delivers innovative and engaging
programs to audiences of all ages through its
Education and Outreach initiatives.
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Managing Director Sophie Galaise
Chief Conductor Sir Andrew Davis
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Provoking and inspiring, Melbourne Festival
seeks to connect art forms, people and ideas.
At the heart of Melbourne’s culture of creativity,
we curate unique experiences that bring people
together and break new ground in culture and
the arts.
Melbourne Festival is one of Australia’s
leading international arts festivals and has an
outstanding reputation for presenting unique
international and Australian events in the fields
of dance, theatre, music, visual arts, multimedia,
free and outdoor events.
Artistic Director Jonathan Holloway
Executive Director Kath M Mainland CBE
06—23 OCTOBER 2016
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The Melbourne Symphony
Orchestra is supported by

Lighting Design
Ross Graham
SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Head of Commercial Programming
Mark Sutcliffe
Head of Production
Laura Daniel
David Bowie: Nothing Has Changed premiered
at the Sydney Opera House on Thursday 19 May
2016 with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

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