30 YEARS ON ANNIVERSARY

DOCTORS CONCERT & EXHIBITION

SEPTEMBER 21 2019

ARTISTDOCTORS.ORG.NZ

Thanks to

Stage Manager

Byron Hill

Stage Hands

Joel Longworth & Samuel Vallance

Master of Ceremony

Jane MacDonald

Student Reps

Umaya Gamalath, Frances Campbell & Mike Shaw

Organising Committee

Bevan Rogers

John Gillies

Tim Wilkinson

Jules Mark

Byron Hill

Tony Devenish

Jonathan Pascoe

Ros Mccarthy

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ART ON DISPLAY1. Daniel Wong – Photography

2. John Gillies – Painting

3. Ros McCarthy – Embroidery

4. Dorin Panainte – Painting & Metal Work Sculptures

5. Vanessa Weenink – Painting

6. John Turbott – Handmade Violin

7. Paul Hobbs – Painting

8. Allan Simpson – Photography

9. David Peddie – Painting

10. Jeremy Foate – Woodwork

11. Jonathan Pascoe – Photography

12. Nicola - Roake – Silver Jewellery

13. Tom Wilkinson – Photography

14. Sheryl Young – Quilt

15. Amama Thornley – Photography / Quilts

16. Anja Werno – Felting

17. Felix Li – Drawings

18. Peter Kempthorne – Woodwork

19. Bill Malpress

Silent Auction

Dorin Panainte has donated 2 pieces of sculpture to be auctioned tonight. The proceeds go to the Māia Foundation.

Here in Canterbury we have faced enormous upheaval over recent years and that’s had a tremendous and long-lasting impact on the mental health of our community. You don’t have to look far to realise the struggles that our community is facing in terms of mental health. We all know people affected by mental illness – whether it’s you, a loved one or a friend. We will all have a story to tell.

The Māia Health Foundation’s next focus is on much-needed facilities for child and youth mental health services. We want vulnerable people in our community to be cared for in a physical environment that supports their wellbeing; a place that they will want to go to for the help they need and to focus on being well. And we want a place that supports our health workforce to continue to do the amazing job they do.

We are currently talking to the Canterbury District Health Board to understand how we can support the DHB and their specialist staff to develop mental health facilities that we can all be proud of. This won’t be for the faint-hearted. It will require vision and tenacity, passion and hard work… but we know that the health of our community is worth it. And we know Māia has an amazing community of supporters and that together we will be able to get this done. To find out more go to www.maiahealth.org.nz.

Dorin Panainte was born and raised in Transylvania, Romania. He, along with his wife and daughter immigrated to New Zealand in early 2008. Said Dorin, “We moved for a change of lifestyle. New Zealand had a lot to offer”.

Previously having spent 5 years doing copper art work, Dorin’s father was his inspiration for his artistic tendencies. “He used to fix everything for everyone and also create things from nothing”. Dorin’s daughter also shows artistic flare, painting and Dorin sees himself “somewhere in between”.

He saw the unused instruments and decided he could do something with them. Dorin is currently also working on another unused instruments project.

“Imagination has no limits and you can transform lots of things from scrap into something nice. Just instant…spark”.

Surg-Rex

Wings

CONCERT PROGRAMMEPiper

Stu Gordon

Rock Group “DYSTONIA”

So Long, And Thank You For All The Fish – A Perfect Circle

When I Come Around – Green Day

Dakota – Stereophonics

Annabelle McGowan (vocals), Michael Shaw (guitar & vocals), David Bowie (guitar), Robin Millar (bass guitar), Michael Thwaites (keyboard), John Gillies (drums).

Welcome

Jane MacDonald MC

Artist Doctors Choir

God Only Knows – B Wilson and T Asher

Crazy Little Thing Called Love – Freddie Mercury

Bevan Rogers (conductor), Phil Parkin (pianist), Tim Wilkinson (bass), Sam Choi (drums)

Rosie Laing

Two foolish poems

The Tiger Szostak Directive

Seán MacPherson (piano & vocals), Dan Park (violin & tambourine), Alessandro Quadrelli (acoustic guitar, backing vocals, alto saxophone & baritone saxophone), Rick Harvie (drums), Tim Wilkinson (double bass)

The final song features the Deadly Horns: Juno Pyun (alto saxophone), Harry Wynne (tenor saxophone), Carol Crowther (bass trombone), Janet Macpherson (tenor trombone), James Manning (trumpet), Tom Wilkinson (trumpet), Phoenix Bailey (bass guitar)

Ella Barclay

Dance

Quicksilver

Shenandoah – Trad. with James Erb arrangement

Andrew Earl, Lynley Fuglestad, Howard Livingston, David & Jim Lovell-Smith, David Merriman, Bill Olds, Nigel Salsbury.

Student Rock Group Tinnitis

Santeria – Sublime

Treasure – Bruno Mars

Becky Lourie (lead vocals), Phoenix Bailey (bass), Brennan Carne (electric guitar), Kapowairua Stephens (keyboard/tambourine), Matthew Cowie (drums), James Manning (acoustic guitar/trumpet), Harry Wynne (tenor sax)

Faumuina Fa’afetai Sopoaga

El Shaddai

Quicksilver

Carpet Suite – Kane, Salonga, Howard, Arlen, arr. Andrew Earl

Andrew Earl, Lynley Fuglestad, Howard Livingston, David & Jim Lovell-Smith, David Merriman, Bill Olds, Nigel Salsbury.

INTERVAL

Orchestra

‘Oh mio babbino caro’ from Gianni Schicchi – Puccini Soloist: Frances Campbell

1st movement from Piano Concerto Op. 54 – Schumann Soloist: Gordon Lu

Dance of the Cygnets from Swan Lake – Tchaikovsky Special Guests: The Selwyn Ballet

‘Una voce poco fa’ from The Barber of Seville – Rossini Soloist: Samantha Warhurst

Danzon No.2 – Marquez

Selwyn Ballet Members: Dave Murchison, Kelvin Lynn, John O’Donnell, John Gillies

Student Skit

These skits were first performed at clinical revue, put together by 4th, 5th and 6th year medical students

India Hansen, Ryan Ord-Speed, Matthew Cowie, Harry White, Ashton Blake-Barlow

A Word from the President

Bevan Rogers

Artist Doctors Choir Acappella

Kiss From a Rose – Seal

Student Skit

Medical Manpower

Choreographer: Gemma Kearney

Music: Medley

Connor Christensen, Ryan Ord-Speed, Matthew Cowie, Sam Peat, Sam Choi, Finn Mahone, David Nair, Mike Shaw, Sean Macpherson, Michael Maze, John Gillies, Isaac Donna

The Artist Doctors Choir

Abby Stevenson

Angela Luhrs

Clare Healy

Frances Campbell

Georgina Hallinan

Heidi Chen

Helen Macdonald

Jenny Allison

Lisa McGonigle

Liz Hinchey

Mary McLeod

Penny Aitken

Pip Boleyn

Rosie Grant

Sarah McLeod

Viv Cotter

Andrew Earl

Bill Olds

Edward Aitken

Howard Livingston

Ian Averill

Lindsay Strang

Nigel Anderson

Nigel Salsbury

Pleayo Tovaranonte

Rob Hallinan

Doctor’s Orchestra

Violin 1

Justine BradleyJohn BirdDavid BuiAngela ButlerRebecca DawsonAlison Griffith-CollinsSarah KelmanNick PittarErika SirisomboonwongIain Ward

Violin 2

Carol FrostJudith BennettsRuth DoveBeth GarveyLesley GrantLynette MurdochJuno PyunJoanna ThwaitesNiamh WebbDaniel Wong

Viola

Nicola AustinFiona BellettKaylene MurdochDaniel Park

Cello

Mike HurrellKaty BrettAlison CookUmaya GamalathRae GreenMorag MacphersonTim Prickett

Double bass

Tim WilkinsonRobyn Bisset

Flute

Karin LambHilary DaglishBeatriz Schechter

Oboe

Malcolm McCullochAlison Macklan

Clarinet

Giovanni LoscoHamish LancasterJonathan Penno

Bassoon

Marco RijnbergPieta Hextall

French horn

Jenny-Marie EvansEd GanlyTom SteeleCrispin Vinnell

Trumpet

Tom WilkinsonJames ManningGraeme Bennetts

Trombone

Carol CrowtherJanet MacPhersonSeán MacPherson

Percussion/keyboard

Sam ChoiCiaran WrightThomas AndersonPatrick KinneyCole Tainui David Wright

Piano

Richard Oswin

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