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Throughout
the year, Team of Pianists have the pleasure to present distinguished
guest artists in a range of ensembles, and as soloists.
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Elizabeth
Sellars - violin
Miwako
Abe - violin
Marina Marsden - violin
Molly Kadarauch - cello
Stephen
Robinson - oboe
Tahnee
van Herk- bassoon
Kristian
Winther
- violin
Jason
Xanthoudakis - saxophone
Nella
Randone, Kieren Ray & Laura Uhe (Spanish Ensemble)
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Pianists:
Philippe
Cassard
Kevin
Kanisius Suherman
Matthew
Kam
Hsiao-Ni
Axtens
Zhang
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Elizabeth
Sellars
violin
(replaces
Zoe Blae Black on Sunday 15 August 2010)
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Born in Melbourne,
Elizabeth Sellars has enjoyed a career in both Great Britain and
Australia with an emphasis on contemporary, solo and chamber performance.
She made her concerto debut at the age of 13 and was the winner
of the Hepzibah Menuhin and Australian Musicians' Guild Scholarships.
Elizabeth appeared
as soloist with the Geelong Chamber Orchestra, the Australian
Pops Orchestra as well as the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in
the state final of the ABC Young Performer of the Year.With the
generous assistance of the Queen Elizabeth Jubilee and Northcote
Trusts, Elizabeth left Australia in 1985 to study at the Guildhall
School of Music in London with David Takeno. While there she was
awarded the Peskai and Warshaw prizes for solo performance along
with the Guildhall Chamber prize
Under the
guidance of the Takacs and Gabrieli String Quartets, Elizabeth became
a founding member of the Techinski Quartet which went on to become
the recipient of the inaugural John Tunnel Trust and Royal Overseas
League Ensemble Prize and Miller Trophy. The Quartet toured extensively
throughout Great Britain, broadcast for the BBC, played in the Queen
Elizabeth Hall and appeared as group soloist with the Philharmonia
Orchestra.
Elizabeth
also played throughout Europe with the Academy of St Martins in
the Fields and the English Chamber Orchestra.
Now resident
in Australia, Elizabeth has played with Elision, Libra, Ensemble
24, and the Australian Chamber Orchestra. She has also lead and
played with many of the Symphony Australia orchestras. In addition
to recording for Naxos, she has broadcast for the ABC on Sunday
Live and at Castlemaine and Port Fairy Festivals.
Her trio
Temenos, who presented their inaugural series in 2001 were third
prize-winners in the 9th Concorso Musicale Internazionale "Riviera
del Conero" in Italy.
Elizabeth was appointed Lecturer in Violin at Monash University
in 2003. She has recently been awarded an Australia Council grant
to commission and record works for solo violin by two prominent
Australian composers.
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Kristian
Winther
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Born in Canberra in 1984,
Kristian Winther studied violin with Josette Esquedin-Morgan, and
conducting with John Curro, with whom he also made his concerto
debut, performing the Sibelius violin concerto in 2000. As a soloist
he has appeared with the Melbourne, Sydney and Tasmanian Symphony
Orchestras, the Auckland Philharmonic, and the Melbourne Chamber
Orchestra. Kristian has also been Guest Assistant Concertmaster
of the Adelaide and Western Australian symphony orchestras and the
Hong Kong Philharmonic.
From 2007–2008 Kristian
was violinist with the Tinalley String Quartet, winning the 2007
Banff International String Quartet Competition. This was followed
by critically acclaimed tours of the USA and Europe. Kristian is
also a composer and premiered his work for string quartet …etude
at the Sydney Opera House in 2008 with the Tinalley String Quartet.
In 2009 Kristian gave
the Australian premieres of Brett Dean's violin concerto The Lost
Art of Letter Writing and of Andriessen's string quartet Facing
Death. 2009 also saw him conducting Gubaidulina's Seven Words for
the Melbourne International Arts Festival in October and the Australian
premiere of Andriessen's De Stijl during the Canberra International
Music Festival. In 2010 Kristian will appear as leader of ACO2,
and as soloist, conductor and leader of the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra.
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Miwako
Abe
Violin
Miwako Abe's distinguished
career began when she started playing the violin at the age of five.
After her study at the prestigious Toho Gakuen School of Music in
Tokyo where she studied violin with Toshiya Eto and Hideo Saito,
she became a prize-winning graduate of the Guildhall School of Music
in London. Her teachers at the Guildhall School of Music include
world-renowned artists such as Yfrah Neaman and William Pleeth.
Miwako Abe's distinguished career began when she started playing
the violin at the age of five. After her study at the prestigious
Toho Gakuen School of Music in Tokyo where she studied violin with
Toshiya Eto and Hideo Saito, she became a prize-winning graduate
of the Guildhall School of Music in London.
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Miwako Abe's distinguished
career began when she started playing the violin at the age of five.
After her study at the prestigious Toho Gakuen School of Music in
Tokyo where she studied violin with Toshiya Eto and Hideo Saito,
she became a prize-winning graduate of the Guildhall School of Music
in London. Her teachers at the Guildhall School of Music include
world-renowned artists such as Yfrah Neaman and William Pleeth.
Here her selection for the BBC Television masterclass with Yehudi
Menuhin was a tribute to her youthful mastery of the violin, which
received further recognition by the award of the prestigious Boise
Foundation Scholarship from London. This brought her to complete
her studies at the Salzburg Mozarteum, where she became assistant
to the celebrated violinist-conductor Sandor Végh. Her London
debut recital at the Wigmore Hall received high praise from critics
in The Times and The Daily Telegraph.
Ms Abe has given numerous
performances as soloist and in chamber music ensembles, steadily
enhancing her reputation across five continents as an exceptionally
gifted artist. In England she played with the world-famous Academy
of St. Martin-in -the Fields and with the English Chamber Orchestra,
and she has performed as a concerto soloist with orchestras as well
as in chamber music in Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, Poland, the
Czech Republic, Japan, Israel, Jordan, Taiwan, Turkey, India, New
Zealand, and the United States. She performed in many international
festivals including the Salzburg Festival, Festival de Otonio, the
Ankara Festival, the Adelaide International Festival, the Perth
International Festival, and the Melbourne International Festival.
Since coming to Australia
in 1982, Miwako Abe has performed with major orchestras and ensembles,
among them the Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide Symphony Orchestras,
the Sydney String Quartet, the Australia Ensemble, the Australian
Chamber Soloists, Flederman, Pipeline, and Soloists of Australia.
As a member of the colourful Austral Trio-violin, flute, and guitar-Miwako
Abe took part in numerous tours sponsored by the Australian Broadcasting
Corporation, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs, and Musica
Viva, both within Australia and overseas.
A frequent performer
on ABC Classic FM, as well as on overseas networks, Miwako Abe has
worked live on air, in recordings, and in recitals with many distinguished
associate artists, such as Ian Munro, Stephen McIntyre, Frank Wibaut,
Roy Howat, and Michael Kieran Harvey. Her most recent CD recording
of the selected American contemporary compositions for the New York-based
American record label, New World Records received critical acclaim
from Gramophone magazine. New compositions for violin were written
and dedicated to her by prominent Australian and American composers
including Larry Sitsky, Nigel Westlake, Wendy Hiscocks, Laurence
Whiffin, Julian Yu, Mark Pollard, and Larry Polansky.
Ms Abe is regarded as
an outstanding performer as well as a highly successful teacher
of the violin. She is currently Associate Professor of Music and
Head of the String Department at the Victorian College of the Arts,
and has given numerous recitals and masterclasses at internationally
high-profiled music institutions including the Royal Academy of
Music in London, the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester,
and the Mozarteum in Salzburg as well as the Australian National
Academy of Music. Many of her students have been successful in becoming
prominent professional musicians, actively performing in Europe,
the United States, and in Australia. Her reputation continues to
brings invitations to give recitals and masterclasses at universities
and conservatoria in Australia and overseas.
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Marina
Marsden
violin
Marina Marsden has been
the Sydney Symphony's Principal Second Violin since 2006 and for
eleven years prior to this appointment was the orchestra's Assistant
Concertmaster.
Marina is an active
soloist and chamber musician. She performed in the 2008 Kowmung
Festival in Oberon and in the 2009 Bowral Autumn Festival with members
of the Australia Ensemble.
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She is a founding member
of the Linden String Trio with violist Justine Marsden and cellist
Timothy Nankervis. Engagements have included ABC Classic FM Sunday
Live Series and Sydney Mozart Society. Marina has recorded for Tall
Poppies, Move Records, Wirripang Publications and ABC Classics labels,
including two complete CDs for Tall Poppies: Marina Marsden - Violin
Recital with pianist Robert Chamberlain and Margaret Sutherland
-The Chamber Music with Strings for which she received a 1999 Australian
Music Centre National Award. She is editor of the 2000 critical
edition of Margaret Sutherland's Violin Sonata for Currency Press.
In 2009 she released a CD of Australian violin music, Spirit Dances
(Wirripang) with pianist Clemens Leske.
Marina studied violin
at the Sydney Conservatorium with Alice Waten and from 1984, assisted
by several scholarships, including an Australia Council Grant, a
Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee award and Austrian Government
stipends, studied for a Performer's Diploma in Vienna with Gerhard
Schulz (Alban Berg Quartet). While in Europe she also had lessons
from Josef Suk, Sandor Vegh, Valery Klimov and Valery Gradov.
In 1990 Marina became
a Concertmaster of the Bruckner Orchestra in Austria and was Melbourne
Symphony's Associate Concertmaster from 1992 until 1994. As soloist,
she has performed with the Sydney Symphony, Melbourne Symphony,
Canberra Symphony and the Adelaide Chamber Orchestra. In 1997, Marina
travelled to Austria and the USA on a Churchill Fellowship and in
1998 she toured Vietnam for Musica Viva as a member of Ku-ring-gai
Virtuosi. She was also a founding member of Grevillea Ensemble.
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Justine
Marsden
viola
Justine has been a member
of the Sydney Symphony since 1990. Before taking up this position,
she pursued post-graduate studies in Berlin for four years with
Wolfram Christ, assisted by several scholarships.
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During her Berlin years,
Justine played as a casual member of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
and the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra and was a member of the
Berlin Ensemble Oriol. She performed as soloist with the Baden-Badener
Orchestra and as Principal Guest Violist of the Berliner Kammeroper
Orchestra. On her return to Australia in 1989, Justine joined the
Australian Chamber Orchestra, on occasion acting as Principal Viola
and played as both member and soloist with the Brandenburg Orchestra.
In 2004, Justine was awarded a Sydney Symphony Friends and a Michael
and Mary Whelan Trust Scholarship to further her viola studies with
Wolfram Christ in Germany and to research issues relating to musicians’
health at the Kurt Singer Institute in Berlin. Over the past two
decades, Justine has been an active chamber musician, a former member
of the Novalis Quartet and guest artist with the Kuringai Virtuosi
and the Grevillea Ensemble. She is presently a member of the Linden
String Trio. Justine has recorded a CD of works by Margaret Sutherland
with her violinist sister, Marina Marsden (Sydney Symphony Principal
Second Violin).
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Tahnee
van Herk
bassoon
Tahnee van Herk is currently
the Associate Principal Bassoonist with Orchestra Victoria.
Prior to her appointment
in 2002, Tahnee worked with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Tasmanian
Symphony Orchestra and the Auckland Philharmonia in New Zealand.
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Tahnee began tertiary
studies in Bassoon at the Victorian College of the Arts before travelling
to the Netherlands, where she completed post-graduate studies in
performance at the Sweelinck Conservatorium, Amsterdam. Her teachers
included Joep Terway, Brian Pollard and Jos de Lange, all members
of the Koninklijk Concertgebouw Orkest. During her time in Holland,
Tahnee participated in numerous ensembles and master classes directed
by various well-known musicians in both modern and authentic music
practices. Tahnee continues her interest in chamber music, and has
performed in a number of ensembles with fellow Melbourne musicians.
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Rohan
de Korte
Cello
Born in Melbourne Rohan
began playing the cello at the age of 5.After ten years study with
Henry Wenig and following two years at Melbourne University, studying
with Nelson Cooke, he went to war torn Croatia in 1994 to learn
from Prof. Valter Despalj.
In 1995 Rohan moved
to Germany where in February 2000 he completed his Artistic Diploma
in Cello performance with Distinction from the Cologne Hochschule
fur Musik. He studied cello
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with Prof. Claus Kanngiesser, Chamber Music with the Alban Berg Quartett
and was a member of the Modern Music ensemble under the direction
of Peter Eotvos. He was principal cellist with the Klassische Philharmonie
Bonn and performed with them also as soloist. Since returning to Australia
he has played with the Sydney Symphony, the Melbourne Symphony and
the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra and held the position of
Associate Principal Cello with Orchestra Victoria. He has been a Principal
teacher at the Australian National Academy of Music, Lecturer in Cello
at the VCA and Melbourne Uni and has appeared in recital in the ANAM
Master series. Rohan has tutored at the AYO National Music Camp and
recently performed the Schumann Cello Concerto with the Melbourne
Sinfonia. A much sought after Chamber musician he plays regularly
with the Parkville Ensemble raising money for the Royal Children's
Hospital.
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Stephen
Robinson
oboe
Stephen Robinson is Principal
Oboe of the Orchestra Victoria.
He was born in Melbourne and studied at the University of Melbourne,
The Victorian College of the Arts, and the Musikhochschule Freiburg
with the renowned oboist Heinz Holliger.
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Stephen has been Solo
Oboist with I Solisti Veneti and has held positions in the Queensland
Theatre Orchestra and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. He has also
performed as principal oboe with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
and the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra.
As a member of Australia's
acclaimed contemporary music ensemble Elision, he has played at
festivals throughout the world, and has performed with the European
chamber group Ensemble Modern.
Stephen's CD Bright
Vessel featuring first recordings of Australian oboe works by composers
such as Richard Mills, Larry Sitsky, and Elena Kats-Chernin was
released on the Tall Poppies label in 2009.
"…. a wonderfully
innovative recital of contemporary Australian works." The Age.
Stephen lectures in
oboe at the University of Melbourne, Monash University, and the
Victorian College of the Arts, and is a founding member of the wind
chamber group Melbourne Windpower.
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Molly
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Cello
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For seven years until
2003, Molly Kadarauch was Associate Principal cellist of the A.C.O.
(Australian Chamber orchestra). She has played chamber music with
artists such as Steven isserlis, Pieter Wispelway, Richard Tognietti,
William Barton (didgereedoo) and worked in conjunction with the
cartoonist/poet/philosopher Michael Leunig. Now based in Melbourne
as an Australian citizen, Molly teaches cello at Melbourne University
(Conservatorium) and at the V.C.A. School of Music. As a free-lancer
she performs with the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, the South Bank
Players, with members of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and the
A.C.O. (Including an upcoming USA tour in July), as well as with
other various chamber music ensembles. In July of 2004 she gave
her Melbourne recital debut with pianist Ben Martin at the "Classic
on the Edge" series at Federation Square.
Prior to moving to Australia in 1996, Molly studied in Berlin, Germany
on a Fulbright Scholarship (under Prof. Wolfgang Boettcher) where
she became a founding member of the prize-winning Aarka String Quartet.
Molly received her Bachelor of Music degree with Honours fron the
New England Conservatory of Music in Boston (under Prof. Laurence
Lesser) in 1991. As a highschool student in California she was the
winner in numerous competitions, and appeared as a soloist several
times with the Palo Alto Chamber orchestra. She received her early
training with Irene Sharp (California), and at the Purcell School
of Music in London with Joan Dickson.
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Jason
Xanthoudakis
saxophone/
clarinet
Jason has studied saxophone
and clarinet at Melbourne University, where he was awarded a Master
of Music and the Sydney Conservatorium, where he completed undergraduate
studies and a Graduate Diploma in Music (Performance).
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During
this time he studied with David Thomas, Phillip Miechel, Dr. Peter
Clinch, Terry Noone, Frank Celata, Mark Walton and James Nightingale.
During 1999 and 2000, he studied in Europe with Claude Delangle, Jean-Yves
Fourmeau (Paris), Arno Bornkamp (Amsterdam) and Kyle Horch (London).
Jason has been awarded
an A.Mus.A and L.Mus.A, an Advanced Certificate (ABRSM), Licentiate
of the Royal Schools of Music (LRSM) and a Diploma of the Associated
Board of the Royal Schools of Music (DipABRSM) - With Distinction
from the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.
Jason has a busy performance
schedule including performances with the Australian Opera and Ballet
Orchestra, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, as well as frequent solo recitals
and concerto appearances with orchestras and wind ensembles worldwide.
In 2002 he was invited to perform solo recitals at the Australasian
International Clarinet and Saxophone Conference in Brisbane and
in 2005 at the 2005 Melbourne International Single Reeds Festival.
He has performed several
live broadcast recitals on 2MBS-FM and has recorded for ABC Classic
FM and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, has been broadcast on 3MBS-FM
as well as Australian local and national radio programmes and in
2000 Jason won the 3MBS Performer of the Year Award. Jason has written
articles for various woodwind Magazines, including the Australian
Clarinet and Saxophone magazine, has conducted master classes throughout
Australia and Asia and has arranged/transcribed more than 50 works
for Saxophone and Clarinet
Jason is very active
in the field of Contemporary Music and encourages composers to write
music for Saxophone and Clarinet and more than 20 works have been
dedicated to him.
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