Music From Evita Andrew Lloyd Webber FilmHarmonia

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The FilmHarmonia Orchestra plays Music From Evita by Andrew Lloyd Webber (arr. Calvin Custer). • The 1978 musical Evita follows the life of the woman who charmed a future President, as well as the people of Argentina. A teen-aged Eva Duarte left her rural hometown for the promise of a better life in Buenos Aires; hear the upbeat Latin rhythms in the first of this collection • of songs from the musical. • After establishing a career as an actress, Eva meets the politician Juan Perón and the two embark upon a relationship, played out in I’d Be Surprisingly Good For You. The next song, the soul-baring You Must Love Me, was written for the 1996 film adaptation. The piece closes with the emotional showstopper Don't Cry for Me Argentina. Not depicted in the musical is Eva Perón’s work as a union leader, and her vocal support for Argentinian women’s right to vote, which was won in 1947. • • https://filmharmonia.com/ • https://static1.squarespace.com/stati... • • • *Our Conductor - Joshua McNulty* • Joshua McNulty is a seasoned conductor, composer, and educator in the Australian music community. As the founder and Musical Director of The FilmHarmonia Orchestra and the Musical Director of the Inner West Community Band, he has significantly fostered musical excellence. He has also led ensembles like the Macquarie University Symphony Orchestra, the Canaria Scoring Orchestra, the Wellington Players, and the Strathfield Symphony Orchestra. • An accomplished reed player now exploring brass instruments, Joshua brings versatility to his music-making. He directs numerous school bands across Sydney and tutors aspiring musicians. His passion for narrative-driven music is evident in his compositions, premiered by both The FilmHarmonia Orchestra and the Inner West Community Band. • A graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium under Dr. John Lynch and Dr. Anthony Clarke, Joshua continues to advance the Australian wind band community through his leadership and contributions. • • The Orchestra: • Principal • Committee Member • Violin One • Mark Rossman * • Jesse Chen • Leala Darby • Justina Hanna + • Camille Hanrahan-Tan • Madeleina Hanrahan-Tan • Marina Wu • • Violin Two • Daniel Zhou *+ • Ben Callaghan + • Tania Koeferl • Aiden Quan + • Ashur Varde • • Viola • Renee Richardson * • Ariel Gillespie • Po Shen Wang • • Cello • Mina Scarratt * • Mike Feghali • Kay Lin Ng • • Double Bass • George Machado * • Georgina Gordon • James Grandison • • Piccolo • Milia Cavallaro • • Flute • Alex Woof * • Jessica Campbell • Milia Cavallaro • William Kollen • • Oboe • Hannah Kovilpillai * • Karina Williams • • Clarinet • Simon Parker * • Talia McLennan + • Hisashi Nakahara • Neil Mitchell • • Bass Clarinet • Helen Hamlin * • • Bassoon • Keith Mitchell * • Jaslyn Nash • • Piano • Claire Howard Race • • Keyboard • Emma Stanton • • French Horn • Alex Green * • Andy Laurich • Michael Neil • Julia Leung • • Trumpet • Micah Napier • Aimé Langeveldt + • • Trombone • Angus Blake* • Ben Basclain • Conor Bratty • • Bass Trombone • Sebastian • Djayasukmana + • • Tuba • Sohtaka Kikuchi * • • Percussion • Steve Machamer * • Cameron Hall • Andrea Leong • • Timpani • Freya Steele * • Jessica Rainert + • Morgan Ridley-Smith + • Principal + Committee Member

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