The Whitlams with WASO

Saturday 31 August 2013, 8pm Perth Concert Hall Presented by the West Australian Symphony Orchestra. INTRODUCING THE WHITLAMS (1993) 1:43:22 Gough (Tim Freedman arr. Bill Stewart) ETERNAL NIGHTCAP (1997) 1:13:35 Charlie No. 1 (Freedman arr. Benjamin Northey) 0:56:38 Charlie No. 3 (Freedman & Greta Gertler arr. Iain Grandage) 0:53:09 Life's a Beach (Freedman arr. Northey) 0:29:19 Melbourne (Freedman arr. Stewart)* 0:48:17 No Aphrodisiac (Freedman, Glen Dorman & Matt Ford arr. Julie Simonds) 1:02:35 Up Against the Wall (Freedman, Michael Vidale & Ian Hillderbrande arr. Northey) 1:27:17 You Sounds Like Louis Burdett (Freedman & Mark Wells arr. Stewart)* MELBOURNE (1998) 0:08:34 Real Emotional Girl (Randy Newman arr. Nicholas Buc) LOVE THIS CITY (1999) 1:22:41 Blow Up The Pokies (Freedman & Gertler arr. Daniel Denholm orch. Stewart)* 1:33:20 Thank You (for loving me at my worst) (Freedman arr. Denholm orch. Stewart)* TORCH THE MOON (2002) 1:07:38 Ease of the Midnight Visit (Freedman arr. Peter Sculthorpe) 0:20:26 Fall For You (Freedman & Denholm arr. Buc) 0:05:39 Witness Protection Scheme (Freedman & Chris Abrahams) LITTLE CLOUD (2006) 1:39:15 The Curse Stops Here (Freedman arr. James Ledger)* 0:16:52 Beauty in Me (Freedman arr. Buc) 0:34:32 Fondness Makes the Heart Grow Absent (Freedman & Greg Walker arr. Grandage)* 0:25:23 Keep the Light On (Freedman & Walker arr. Sean O'Boyle)* 0:13:30 Little Cloud (Freedman arr. Buc) AUSTRALIAN IDLE (Tim Freedman, 2011) 0:01:47 Don't Be Proud (Freedman & Simon Burke) 0:11:26 Goodnight (Freedman arr. Northey) 1:17:09 Two Little Boys (words Edward Madden, music Theodore Morse arr. Jamie Messenger) *These arrangements were originally commissioned by WASO for performances in 2004 and 2007. The Whitlams Benjamin Northey conductor Tim and the boys are back! Following outstanding collaborative performances in 2004 and 2007, The Whitlams and the West Australian Symphony Orchestra join forces once again. With three ARIAs and their 1997 album Eternal Nightcap voted into Triple J’s Hottest 100 Australian Albums of All Time, The Whitlams are one of Australia’s most celebrated bands.