The final Lunchtime Concert for 2020 will feature the talents of staff, students and alumni in a performance on Monday 16 November.
A longstanding fixture of the Flinders University Lunchtime Concerts, the Flinders University Chamber Ensemble (FUCE) has been playing for around 20 years and comprises Flinders staff, students, alumni and friends who are enthusiastic amateur musicians.
Depending on members’ availability, they have performed as a chamber group through to a small orchestra. Their repertoire features baroque and classical items and occasionally more modern works.
This year’s FUCE lunchtime concert will include Beethoven’s Sechs Landlerische Tanze in acknowledgement of the 250th anniversary of his birth.
Concert Program
Stamitz – Orchestra Trio Op1 No 5 in Bb
Vivaldi – Chamber Concerto in G minor RV107
Fux – Ouverture in G minor K355
Haydn – Divertimento in G Hob XIV13
Beethoven – Sechs Landlerische Tanze
In a departure from the concert’s usual Wednesday schedule, this concert will be held on Monday 16 November at 1:00pm (in the Oasis building, Bedford Park). It will also be livestreamed and available to view on demand later.
Members of FUCE
- Arthur Siow – Conductor, Law Graduate
- Associate Professor Stewart Walker – viola
- Emeritus Professor Vincent Megaw – violin and inaugural member
- Helen Carter – ‘cello, lecturer and PhD student
- John Salmon – violin, PhD student
- Amy Lowe – flute, student
- Caryl Lambourn – bassoon, graduate
FUCE is always keen for new players and interested staff are asked to please email Arthur Siow.