Regional Coast Tour

25-27 July 2025

NSW/VIC Coastal Tour

Classical-era Music on a Mozart-era fortepiano and violin.

Music by Mozart, Hume, de Nebra, Mondonville, Schubert, CPE Bach, Haydn, Herschel, and Bengraf!

WHERE: Miva Miva Hall, Mallacoota, VIC

WHEN: 25th July 2025 (1:30pm)

Tickets:

WHERE: St Paul's Anglican Church, Narooma, NSW

WHEN: 26th July 2025 (2:30 pm)

Tickets: https://www.trybooking.com/DCTGX

WHERE: Wolumla Memorial Hall, Wolumla, NSW

WHEN: 27th July 2025 (2:30 pm)

Tickets: https://www.trybooking.com/DBJFC

Programme

MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791)- Piano and Violin sonata in e minor (K. 304/300c)
HUME, Tobias (1569-1645) - "Deth"
De NEBRA, Manuel Blasco (1750-1784) - Adagio from 1st Sonata from Opus 1
SCHUBERT, Franz (1797-1828)- Sonatina in D major, D.384.
MONDONVILLE, Jean-Joseph (1711-1772) - 2nd movement from Opus 3 #4
HERSCHEL¸ William (1738-1822) - Caprice for Solo Violin.
BACH, Carl Philipp Emanuel (1714-1788) - 1st movement from Gamba Sonata in C major
EDELMANN, Jean-Frederic (1749-1794) - Sonata 2, Opus 5

Musicians

John Ma, Violin

Marie Searles, Fortepiano

Feedback

Audience Feedback

"Thanks so much for sharing your superb music with our Music Society audience. They were full of praise for your sublime and lively performance, and very pleased to meet you and see the instruments close up."

"It is always appreciated when musicians provide the context to what they are performing, and you did that so well. It really added to our ability to appreciate where the music fitted into music history and the development of the instruments. You did it all with a light touch, in a way that was full of interest."

"...really appreciated your ensemble work - you play with such responsiveness to each other."

"Wonderful having you with us here in Mallacoota and may I say people are speaking very highly of the performance. The candid intimacy of those monologues and the sensitivity of the playing really reached out to the audience and connected with them."

Photos

Credit: Lada Marcelija, Apeiron Baroque