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Jane Louise Park BA (Hons), MMus (London) VIOLA /VIOLIN |
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DOB: 11 May 1978 143 Burlington Road, New Malden KT3 4LU Tel 020 8949 6164 Mob 07747 134 408 e-mail jane_l_park@hotmail.com
Awards Recipient of the ‘Ernest and Doris Haigh Memorial Award’ for “excellence, achievement and commitment to studies”, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, July 2000 Prizewinner inAberdeen International Youth Festival, July 2000, performing Debussy’s String Quartet with the Gantelius Quartet.
Recent Performing Experience Solo WorkAtterberg Suite no. 3 for violin, viola and strings (Richmond Chamber Symphony, coming up Jan 2005) Beethoven Romance in F arranged for viola and orchestra (with Thames Philharmonia and Richmond Symphony Orchestra, March and May 2004) Berio Duetti for two violins with Alex Postlethwaite (Richmond Chamber Symphony, 2004) Corelli Christmas Concerto with Clare Howick (Kingston Philharmonia, Dec 2003) Walton Viola Concerto for viola and orchestra (Kingston Philharmonia, Dec 2004)
Professional/extra/ freelance work: · Alexandria String Quartet, Gantelius String Quartet (RWCMD quartet), Limelight Quartet, Montana Quartet, Magna Carta String Quartet (weddings, parties, corporate and concert performances) · Recent recording work for BBC Radio 3 (Shakespeare’s Othello) · Recent session and recording work with chart groups The Alarm, BBC Llandaff Studios and Kinobe, Zomba Records · Kingston University Symphony Orchestra, South Bank Conservatoire Orchestra, London Phoenix Orchestra, London Metropolitan Orchestra, Hounslow Youth Orchestra and Richmond Youth Symphony Orchestra (coaching and extra work), Ad Hoc Humanitarians Orchestra (charity work), Show of Burt Bacharach hits in Brighton and Wimbledon, Royal Holloway Chamber Orchestra, Ensemble Adastra, Windsor and Eton Opera and Park Opera (principal viola), Reigate and Redhill Choral Society, Basildon & Pitsea Choral Societies, Redhill Sinfonia, Guildford Opera, Bel Canto, Epsom Light Opera · Also a wide variety of various freelance orchestras, choral orchestras and shows in and around London / Greater London.
Other past performing experience: Goldsmiths College Symphony Orchestra (Co-principal 2nd Violin) Tour of Kuwait, Jan 2001, London Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, London (viola), Richmond Chamber Symphony, London (Principal 2nd violin), Kingston Philharmonia, London (co-principal 1st violin, also leader when required), Thames Philharmonia (principal viola), Tampere Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra, Finland (Co-principal 1st Violin) Young Sinfonia, Newcastle (youth chamber orchestra of Northern Sinfonia) Northern Junior Philharmonic Orchestra, Durham, RWCMD Symphony Orchestra, Cardiff (Co-principal 2nd violin), Cumbria County Youth Orchestra (Principal 2nd violin), Carlisle Youth Orchestra (Leader), Minehead Festival Orchestra, Somerset
Opera: British Youth Opera, 1999 (Verdi Falstaff, Rossini Barber of Seville) Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte arranged for string and wind quintets with St David's Ensemble, Aberdeen International Youth Festival, July 2000 RWCMD productions of Purcell The Fairy Queen, Ravel L’Enfant et les sortileges, Offenbach The Marriage by Lanternlight
Education Goldsmiths College, University of London M.Mus in contemporary music studies (2000-2002). Dissertation on the music of Kaija Saariaho with special focus on Graal Theatre. Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama 1997- 2000, 2:1 BA (Hons) in Music. First-class grades in all academic work including dissertation on the connection between music and art with special regard to the works of Schoenberg and Kandinsky. Tampere Conservatoire, Finland; SOCRATES exchange, Jan-Apr 1999 Gap year Sept. 1996-Sept. 1997 (included voluntary work at Carlisle Music Centre) Caldew School (Secondary and Sixth Form) 5 A-levels including Music (grades A-C) and 9 GCSEs (grades A*- B) 1989-1996
Instrumental Tutors Colin Callow (Medici Quartet), London Kathryn Hardman, RWCMD Nikolai Fadeev, Finland Margaret Faultless, WCMD (Baroque violin) Heather Perrin, Cumbria (piano)
Participation in Masterclasses Wen Xiao Li (violin masterclass) Krysztof Smietana (violin masterclass) Allegri String Quartet (chamber music masterclass) Crawford Piano Trio (chamber music masterclass)
Miscellaneous · Viola tutor at Kingston University (recent student scored 90% for final recital) · Peripatetic Violin Teacher (Sept 2000- present) · Contemporary Music Adviser and Orchestral Assistant for ‘Richmond Chamber Symphony’ Orchestra (RCS) · Assistant Administrator for ‘Second International Biennial Conference on Twentieth Century Music’ at Goldsmiths College; June 2001.
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| Akos Hasznos |
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Bass Guitarist 64b Hatherley Road, Walthamstow, London, E17 6SB Telephone: 0208 281 6246 (Home) 0044 (0)7949913207 (Mobile) 0036 302230929 (Hungary) email: hasznosa@yahoo.com
Performance styles: jazz, funky, latin-american, rock, blues, contemporary.
Teaching styles: jazz, funky, latin-american, rock, blues, contemporary, classical, folk.
TRAINING: Liszt Ferenc Academy Of Music, Budapest , Degree in Music Teaching & Performing
Performance Experience UK: Off Limits, Resident Band,‘BucksFizz’ (Butlins) UK
The Sunbird Orchestra Mv Sunbird (Suncruises) Resident Production Show Band TSS The Topaz (Thomson Cruises)
Performance Experience, Hungary:
Orchestra Peter Maxwell Davis (Resurrection) Pepsi Island Festival Budapest Orchestra
(Classical Guitar) The Three Penny Opera Csiky Gergely Theatre, Kaposvar Orchestra Felelem Bere, (Hofi Geza - Comedian) Madach Theatre Budapest Nexxt Barka Theatre Budapest Felhozsebkendo (Tristan Tzara) Hungarian National Theatre,
Bands:
4-Play Various Resorts - Spain
La Bongo Various Resorts (Spanish Hip-Hop Band) Spain
Hot Club - Various Resorts (Jazz Band) Spain Avocaldo Alcatraz Club (7 piece Latin Band) Budapest Parade 'Old Man's Club' Corporate Parties
Wild Orchids Dokk (5 piece Soul-Funk Band) Rolling Rock
Queen Fan Club Band Annual Festival (Budapest)
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| Benjamin Burton |
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I am a full time musician based in London available for any session work. I am a fluent reader and have a large array of gear for any situation.
Education / Qualifications:
Longslade Community College: 7 GCSE Passes including Mathematics and English and an A in Music.
Longslade Community College Sixth Form: 2 ‘A’ Level passes including Music.
Thames Valley University - Drumtech 2:1 with honors Bmus degree in Popular Music Performance majoring on drums.
Other Qualifications:
I hold a grade 5 certificate in cello from the Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music. I hold a grade 4 certificate in piano from the Trinity College of Music.
Working Experience
Job: Head of Drums at CAWM Key Areas of Responsibility: Teaching classes of drummers in a college setting from grade 3 onwards. I run the drum and percussion side of a music school in Cambridge, the school meets twice every academic term. I also take groups of musicians for musicianship classes. Job: Freelance Drummer Key Areas of Responsibility: Playing in various band situations from jazz bands for weddings to heavy rock gigs. I am more than fluent in reading drum music whether in a performance situation or teaching.
Job: Freelance Drum Teacher Key Areas of Responsibility: Teaching a diverse range of students from beginners to more advanced pupils. I pride myself in being able to teach all abilities at the students pace. I am committed to the individual student and can adapt to their way of learning.
Job: Freelance Piano Teacher Key Areas of Responsibility: I am a little more restricted on what I can teach on the piano. I can teach chords, cadences and ear training up to any level.
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cellist I am a very experienced musician with excellent sight-reading skills; I can improvise and play by ear.
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Jane Louise Park |
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BA (Hons), MMus (London) VIOLA /VIOLIN DOB: 11 May 1978
Awards Recipient of the ‘Ernest and Doris Haigh Memorial Award’ for “excellence, achievement and commitment to studies”, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, July 2000 Prizewinner inAberdeen International Youth Festival, July 2000, performing Debussy’s String Quartet with the Gantelius Quartet.
Recent Performing Experience Solo WorkAtterberg Suite no. 3 for violin, viola and strings (Richmond Chamber Symphony, coming up Jan 2005) Beethoven Romance in F arranged for viola and orchestra (with Thames Philharmonia and Richmond Symphony Orchestra, March and May 2004) Berio Duetti for two violins with Alex Postlethwaite (Richmond Chamber Symphony, 2004) Corelli Christmas Concerto with Clare Howick (Kingston Philharmonia, Dec 2003) Walton Viola Concerto for viola and orchestra (Kingston Philharmonia, Dec 2004)
Professional/extra/ freelance work: · Alexandria String Quartet, Gantelius String Quartet (RWCMD quartet), Limelight Quartet, Montana Quartet, Magna Carta String Quartet (weddings, parties, corporate and concert performances) · Recent recording work for BBC Radio 3 (Shakespeare’s Othello) · Recent session and recording work with chart groups The Alarm, BBC Llandaff Studios and Kinobe, Zomba Records · Kingston University Symphony Orchestra, South Bank Conservatoire Orchestra, London Phoenix Orchestra, London Metropolitan Orchestra, Hounslow Youth Orchestra and Richmond Youth Symphony Orchestra (coaching and extra work), Ad Hoc Humanitarians Orchestra (charity work), Show of Burt Bacharach hits in Brighton and Wimbledon, Royal Holloway Chamber Orchestra, Ensemble Adastra, Windsor and Eton Opera and Park Opera (principal viola), Reigate and Redhill Choral Society, Basildon & Pitsea Choral Societies, Redhill Sinfonia, Guildford Opera, Bel Canto, Epsom Light Opera · Also a wide variety of various freelance orchestras, choral orchestras and shows in and around London / Greater London.
Other past performing experience: Goldsmiths College Symphony Orchestra (Co-principal 2nd Violin) Tour of Kuwait, Jan 2001, London Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, London (viola), Richmond Chamber Symphony, London (Principal 2nd violin), Kingston Philharmonia, London (co-principal 1st violin, also leader when required), Thames Philharmonia (principal viola), Tampere Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra, Finland (Co-principal 1st Violin) Young Sinfonia, Newcastle (youth chamber orchestra of Northern Sinfonia) Northern Junior Philharmonic Orchestra, Durham, RWCMD Symphony Orchestra, Cardiff (Co-principal 2nd violin), Cumbria County Youth Orchestra (Principal 2nd violin), Carlisle Youth Orchestra (Leader), Minehead Festival Orchestra, Somerset
Opera: British Youth Opera, 1999 (Verdi Falstaff, Rossini Barber of Seville) Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte arranged for string and wind quintets with St David's Ensemble, Aberdeen International Youth Festival, July 2000 RWCMD productions of Purcell The Fairy Queen, Ravel L’Enfant et les sortileges, Offenbach The Marriage by Lanternlight
Education Goldsmiths College, University of London M.Mus in contemporary music studies (2000-2002). Dissertation on the music of Kaija Saariaho with special focus on Graal Theatre. Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama 1997- 2000, 2:1 BA (Hons) in Music. First-class grades in all academic work including dissertation on the connection between music and art with special regard to the works of Schoenberg and Kandinsky. Tampere Conservatoire, Finland; SOCRATES exchange, Jan-Apr 1999 Gap year Sept. 1996-Sept. 1997 (included voluntary work at Carlisle Music Centre) Caldew School (Secondary and Sixth Form) 5 A-levels including Music (grades A-C) and 9 GCSEs (grades A*- B) 1989-1996
Instrumental Tutors Colin Callow (Medici Quartet), London Kathryn Hardman, RWCMD Nikolai Fadeev, Finland Margaret Faultless, WCMD (Baroque violin) Heather Perrin, Cumbria (piano)
Participation in Masterclasses Wen Xiao Li (violin masterclass) Krysztof Smietana (violin masterclass) Allegri String Quartet (chamber music masterclass) Crawford Piano Trio (chamber music masterclass)
Miscellaneous · Viola tutor at Kingston University (recent student scored 90% for final recital) · Peripatetic Violin Teacher (Sept 2000- present) · Contemporary Music Adviser and Orchestral Assistant for ‘Richmond Chamber Symphony’ Orchestra (RCS) · Assistant Administrator for ‘Second International Biennial Conference on Twentieth Century Music’ at Goldsmiths College; June 2001.
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STEVE LOCKWOOD SteveLockwoodsHomepage@groups.msn.com
Jeremy Paxman on University Challenge 11th of Nov 2002
"Steve Lockwood, a student from a university in Cambridge graduated with a music degree on which instrument influenced by Sonny Boy Williamson, Stevie Wonder and Bob Dylan"?
Oxford answered: The harmonica (correct)
Steve has fitted a lot of things into the last fifteen years including over 40 albums as a performer (frontman and harmonica) and as a session musician, he has played with acts from Larry Adler to Screaming Lord Sutch and has recently recorded albums with the Prague Philharmonic.
Steve achieved a degree from APU, Cambridge in music specializing in harmonica and apart from playing with a variety of bands has gone on to compose and play music for film, television and radio.
His dynamic and versatile playing incorporates both traditional and avant-Garde techniques to an inspired level. He is currently singing and playing with a variety of bands that include Irish Folk Rock originators Loudest Whisper (ex Donovan), Hip hop/d&b industrialist B BY B and appeared at the 2003 Cambridge Folk Festival with international folk guitar sensation Eric Roche (guitarist magazine), He has toured around the world with many bands and worked independently as a producer and session player, he is currently working with six different acts
Steve is also working on production for a new self composed album, he gigs both in the UK and abroad and lectures on music and audio in the citys of Cambridge and Hitchin, UK
Musical influences include the range of popular music’s from the last 100 years from early blues and jazz up through soul and funk into today’s array of dance, pop and rock music.
Steve has appeared on BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4 and has played on countless international TV stations as part of his tours as well as two separate Reuters stories based on his study and playing of the harmonica .
Radio appearances include BBC R1, BBC R2, BBC R4 and he performed a live satellite broadcast in Scotland for the football in Rome, Italy on Radio 5 Live. Countless other live radio appearances around the world include CBC Canada, ABC Australia as well as many interviews in Ireland, Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy and Denmark amongst many others
UK Printed articles include: The Times, The Guardian, The Express, The Independent, The Sun, The Observer, Time Out, The Mix Magazine and over a hundred others. Internet articles include: BBC News, Ananover and Christian Science Monitor amongst others
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