Join Recitals Australia for our End of Year celebration, featuring our 2026/27 fellows.
UKARIA Cultural Centre, 119 Williams Rd Mt Barker Summit
Program
Aventine Trio – Chiara Panetta, Patrick Moorhouse, Maria Tynan
Francis Poulenc (1899 – 1963)
Trio pour hautbois, basson et piano, FP43
I. Presto
II. Andante
III. Rondo
Chiara Panetta & Jade Elsdon
André Jolivet (1905 – 1974)
Sonatina for Oboe and Bassoon
I. Ouverture
II. Récitatif
Teresa Chen
Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)
Quando me’n vo
From La bohème
Vincenzo Bellini (1801 – 1835)
Eccomi in lieta vesta… Oh! quante volte
From I Capuleti e i Montecchi
Callum Logan
George Frideric Handel (1685 – 1759)
Stille amare
From Tolomeo
George Frideric Handel (1685 – 1759)
Domerò la tua fierezza
From Giulio Cesare
Callum Logan & Teresa Chen
George Frideric Handel (1685 – 1759)
Addio, mio caro bene
From Teseo
Claudio Monteverdi (1567 – 1643)
Pur ti miro
From L’incoronazione di Poppea
Nicholas Miceli & Vincenzo Panetta
Franz Schubert (1797 – 1828)
Lieder (selections arr. C.G. Wolff)
Béla Bartók (1881 – 1945)
44 duos for two violins, Sz. 98, selections (arr. Hugo Bouma)
Chiara Panetta, Vincenzo Panetta, Nicholas Miceli, Sarah Chiu, Tianyou Jiang and Chiara Kelle
Belle Smibert (2004 – )
The Antlered Woman
ABOUT TERESA
Yishan (Teresa) Chen is a soprano currently pursuing a Master of Music (Performance Studies) in Classical Voice at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, Adelaide University. She previously completed a Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance at South China Normal University.
Yishan has performed in a variety of operatic and concert settings. Her recent performances include a production of Bellini’s Norma with SOSA as a chorus member, the Act IV Finale of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro as part of Big Sing at the Opera 2025. She is also a member of Recitals Australia’s Fellowship Program 2026-2027. In recognition of her artistic and academic achievements, Yishan was awarded the George Boland Scholarship, the Frederick Bevan Prize for Singing, and the Robert Whinham Prize by Adelaide University in 2026.
ABOUT CALLUM
Callum Logan is a countertenor and actor, who is currently studying classical voice at The Elder Conservatorium of Music, Adelaide University. He studies voice with Stephanie Acraman and has been successful in various competitions and Eisteddfods.
At the end of 2024 he was awarded, the ‘Robert Whinham Prize’ and the ‘Selbourne Moutray Russell Prize for Male Voice’. At the end of 2025 he was awarded, Lienau Prize for Tenor Voice. In the same year, he also had the opportunity to have masterclasses with internationally recognised opera singers including, Graham Pushee (countertenor), Teddy Tahu-Rhodes (baritone) and Kyle Stegall (tenor). Callum also actively works as a screen and stage actor, and studied under the previous Head of NIDA, Tony Knight.
When he’s not sweltering under stage lights, Callum spends his time catching waves at sea, reading with a cup of strong tea, getting lost on a hike, and recommending obscure films to his friends.
ABOUT NICHOLAS
Nicholas Miceli is a violinist and postgraduate research student at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, studying violin with Elizabeth Layton. His work, supervised by Dr Oliver Fartach-Naini and Dr Stephen King, investigates and contrasts the musical idiom of early 20th-century violinist-composers. He is a graduate of the University of Melbourne, where he studied with Dr Curt Thompson and Sophie Rowell. Nicholas was concertmaster of the University of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, and currently performs frequently in a casual role with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. In 2025, Nicholas was a finalist within Recitals Australia’s Lunch Hour concert series. A passionate chamber musician, he has performed at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, the Mimir Music Festival (Fort Worth, Texas), and the Akaroa International Music Festival.
Outside of music, he enjoys reading, hiking and playing (also occasionally making!) board games. Nicholas performs on an Iginius Sderci violin generously on loan from the Pettman Foundation.
ABOUT PATRICK
Since his very first lesson, Patrick Moorehouse remains deeply in love with the oboe. He enjoys exploring new repertoire of all types whether it be solo, orchestral, or chamber music. Alongside Chiara Panetta and Maria Tynan, he performs as part of the Aventine Trio, and was selected as a finalist in the Recitals Australia Autumn Lunch Hour Series Final. He now studies with Joshua Oates at the Elder Conservatorium and engages with the wider musical community through the Adelaide branch of the Australasian Double Reed Society. Outside of music Patrick likes to read, go on hikes, and go rock climbing in the Adelaide Hills.
ABOUT CHIARA
Chiara Panetta is an bassoonist based in Adelaide and is currently completing a Bachelor of Music (Honours) in Classical Performance at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, studying with Mark Gaydon. She has performed with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra through its traineeship program and continues to work with the orchestra as a casual musician. Chiara is also a musician with the Royal Australian Navy Band SA. She has appeared as a chamber musician in the Recitals Australia Autumn Chamber Music Series, where her ensemble, the Aventine Trio, was selected as a Grand Finalist. Passionate about orchestral and chamber music, she aspires to build a career as an orchestral musician.
ABOUT VINCENZO
Vincenzo Panetta is an emerging Adelaide-based classical tenor trombonist studying at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, University of Adelaide, under the guidance of Colin Prichard, Principal Trombonist of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. A graduate of Marryatville High School’s specialist music program, Vincenzo was awarded a SACE Merit in Ensemble Performance and was selected for the Recitals Australia Fellowship Program in his first year at university. Since the age of 15, he has held the position of Principal Trombone with the Adelaide Youth Orchestra. As a soloist, Vincenzo was awarded a prize in the Adelaide Eisteddfod Open Concerto Competition and was runner-up in the Australian National Brass Band Championships Junior Tenor Trombone Solo Division. Vincenzo aspires to a career as an orchestral trombonist and is committed to achieving the highest standards of artistry and musicianship.
ABOUT MARIA
Beginning her pianistic training at the age of 4, Maria Tynan grew up in Leeton NSW, before relocating to Adelaide to study classical performance under Lucinda Collins at Elder Conservatorium. Since the move, she has been awarded numerous prestigious scholarships and prizes, participated in masterclasses with international artists, and enjoys performing as a soloist and collaborative pianist.
In September of 2026, Maria travelled to Germany for the International Mendelssohn Festival summer course at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg, to study with prestigious pedagogues and artists, Annika Treutler and Hubert Rutkowski.
