Our third episode of the season features the low frequencies of cellist Jun Gardiner and bass-trombonist James Littlewoood.  After presenting diverse programmes of traditional and contemporary Australian compositions, they receive on air feedback from mentors Dean Sky Lucas and Ben Anderson.

Jun performs:
-P.Tchaikovsky: Variations on Rococo Theme, Op.33 Theme, var 1, 2, 3 and 7
-B.Britten: Cello Sonata Op.65, mvt.2

With associate artist Laurence Matheson. 

James performs:
G.Wain: Prelude for trombone and piano
E.Thompson: I’ll meet you there
P.McNamara: Krazny

With associate artist Peter de Jager

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Host: Heather Fletcher
Regular Mentor: Dean Sky-Lucas
Producer: Jem Sherwill
Sound Engineers: Joe Gofron, Kiran McCooey, Greg Matheson, Jackson Clarke
Podcast Producer: Jem Sherwill

The Talent is made possible with the generous support from the Robert Salzer Foundation.

Our third episode of the season features the low frequencies of cellist Jun Gardiner and bass-trombonist James Littlewoood.  After presenting diverse programmes of traditional and contemporary Australian compositions, they receive on air feedback from mentors Dean Sky Lucas and Ben Anderson.
Jun performs: -P.Tchaikovsky: Variations on Rococo Theme, Op.33 Theme, var 1, 2, 3 and 7 -B.Britten: Cello Sonata Op.65, mvt.2
With associate artist Laurence Matheson. 
James performs: G.Wain: Prelude for trombone and piano E.Thompson: I’ll meet you there P.McNamara: Krazny
With associate artist Peter de Jager
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Host: Heather Fletcher Regular Mentor: Dean Sky-Lucas Producer: Jem Sherwill Sound Engineers: Joe Gofron, Kiran McCooey, Greg Matheson, Jackson Clarke Podcast Producer: Jem Sherwill The Talent is made possible with the generous support from the Robert Salzer Foundation.

The Talent is an exciting live performance program which assists young performers at the start of their careers by broadcasting recitals by musicians who are currently studying at tertiary institutions or have recently graduated.

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