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The NZTrio (Ashley Brown, Justine Cormack and Sarah Watkins) will be presented with the KBB Music/CANZ Citation for Services to New Zealand Music on the evening of their concert on Sunday May 27 at the Maori Court of the Auckland Museum. As part of the NZ Music Month celebrations, the Trio has scheduled a programme of all-local music, by Jack Body, David Farquhar, Rachel Clement, Lyell Cresswell, Victoria Kelly and Anthony Ritchie. In typical style, three of these works were commissioned by the trio, and the work by Body will receive its world première. Annually awarded by KBB Music and the Composers Association since 1976, the Citation recognises a person or organization that has made an outstanding contribution to New Zealand music. The NZTrio has been bringing stylish, challenging and beautiful music to audiences in NZ and beyond for a decade, during which time they have commissioned works by nearly 20 NZ composers, and played many more. They have to date produced three CDs of their performances: their 2006 album Spark featured works by six NZ composers; bright tide moving between (2008) included Gillian Whitehead’s Piano Trio Freephone 0800 775 226 alongside works from Japan, Australia and China, and Flourishes includes NZTrio commissions from Eve de Castro- Robinson and Wayan Yudane alongside music by Mozart, Ravel and Pärt. They also appear on the John Psathas 2011 album Helix, and further recordings are due to be released this year. The standard of the Trio’s performances has gone from strength to strength, and they have championed much of the most challenging piano trio repertoire in this country. They have also broadened the range and style of their music by collaborating with such musicians as Horomona Horo (taonga pūoro), the Finnish Accordion/Bass duo Lepisto and Lehti, and a trio of Cambodian folk musicians. The Trio has toured NZ with their extraordinary repertoire, including smaller regional centres, and taken NZ music to many countries including Australia, France, Great Britain, the USA and South American countries, China, Taiwan, and other parts of Asia. Their performance in Sydney in April 2010, as part of the International Society for New Music’s World New Music Days, was a major highlight of that festival. Featuring the works of six NZ PHOTO: JOHN CRAWFORD New Zealand Trio Awarded Citation Glenda Keam on the recipient of this year’s prestigious KBB Music/CANZ Citation for Services to New Zealand Music. composers, the concert was broadcast live via ABC’s radio networks and streamed through the ABC website, and received high praise from the Festival organizers, who lauded the quality of their performance and the quality of the music they presented. Likewise, the trio’s appearance at the Asia-Pacific Festival held in Wellington in 2007 was a highlight of that extraordinary festival. The Trio also appears regularly at the International Festivals held biannually in Wellington and Auckland. Forthcoming concerts by the Trio over the next few months will include performances in the Auckland region and around the South Island (April/May), a collaboration with Vector Wellington Orchestra in August to première a brand new triple concerto by Chris Gendall, and a tour to China in mid-September with a programme that includes two works by John Psathas. CANZ is delighted that KBB Music has continued to sponsor this Citation; we have come to love and trust the adventure, commitment and quality of each Trio concert, and we are very much looking forward to making the presentation on May 27. www.kbbmusic.co.nz 17
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