| Name:
| Voya Toncitch
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| Composer, Player, Soloist, Writer (international concert pianist, musicologist, composer, critic)
| | Fax:
| +356 21 44 16 24
| | Address:
| Malta
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| | TONCITCH, VOYA French international concert pianist, musicologist and composer. Numerous concerts, recitals, lecture-recitals on aesthetics and philosophy of contemporary music, piano master-classes worldwide, including France, Belgium, Holland, Great Britain, Republic of Ireland, Norway, Finland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Portugal, Malta, as well as in Africa, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, New Zealand, Australia, South America, USA (New York, Washington, D.C. Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Ohio, California.) Has recorded for broadcasting companies in Europe, North America, South America, Asia-Far East and Australia. Has premiered works by numerous composers, including Jean-Louis Dhaine, Bozidar Kantuser, Yvonne Hédoux, Wolfgang Andreas Schultz, Barbara Heller, Mia Zabelka, Zbynek Mateju, Hyo-shin Na, Chan Ka Nin, Julian Yu, Reinhold Weber, Spiros Mazis. His musicological essays, all written in French, are published in Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Italy and Canada. Some titles are quoted in reference works in encyclopaedias, The New Grove Dictionary of Music (Chopin, John Cage), Grove Dictionary of American Music (Cage), Das Grosse Lexicon der Musik Herder (Chopin), Guide to Reseurch Garland Publishing New York/London (Impressions sur impressionnisme), The Philosopher’s Index (“Philosophie de la musique contemporaine. Contribution à la recherche). His own compositions for orchestra, chamber ensembles, choir and solo instruments are published in Germany. Has sponsored scholarships to musicians from Third-World countries through competitions organized by French diplomatic and cultural services in India, Paraguay, the Philippines. Has organized International Composition Contest “Voya Toncitch Prize” in 1987, won by Lutz Glandien (Germany). Dedications by composers from France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, USA. Has founded in 1981 a music section at the French Cultural Centre / Alliance Française in Calcutta and in 1983 the Contemporary Music Library in Asunción, Paraguay. Painter with exhibitions in Paris, La Rochelle, Nantes and other French cities and in Singapore.
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| Name:
| Sheridan Tongue
| | Skills:
| Composer
| | Address:
| London, United Kingdom
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| | Sheridan Tongue is a BAFTA nominated TV & Film Music Composer highly in demand, based just outside London with his own two studio complex Lodge Music.
He has scored television & film music for many high profile UK dramas, documentaries & films, including Spooks, Silent Witness, Sea of Souls, Dead Clever, Summerhill, Down to Earth, Cinderella, Twentieth Century Battlefields and Magnificent 7.
Sheridan’s classical training together with his adeptness and experience of working with cutting edge technology enables him to create highly individual scores. He has the ability to score in many musical styles, equally at home writing for orchestra or creating sample based scores.
Sheridan is highly committed, and this, combined with his ability to communicate with and adapt to the needs of the project, keep him in demand. He has in the past always inspired loyalty from producers and directors who appreciate his flexibility and willingness to meet the needs of the production.
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| Name:
| Geoff Tonkin
| | Skills:
| Teacher (Drum Tutor)
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)1377 267495 / +44 (0)7900 877211
| | Address:
| Monument Lodge, Back Street, Langtoft, East Yorkshire YO25 3TD, United Kingdom
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| | Geoff is a professional player and teacher of great experience. Geoff has been a regular gigging drummer since the age of eighteen. Geoff has a wide range of experience and playing styles from big band and small group swing, country, blues, pop and funk with various bands.
A former student of Drumtech Geoff developed his own teaching practice in Bucks teaching at senior and preparatory schools, moving to East Yorkshire in December 2000.
For the past four years Geoff has been teaching and also playing with a number of local bands in the North of England. Geoff has a wide level of experience and is good with all levels of students from beginners through to advanced players.
We are delighted to have Geoff as part of the team.
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| Name:
| Tooting Brass
| | Skills:
| Band
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)7906 966159
| | Address:
| London, United Kingdom
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| | Tooting Brass is a brass ensemble specialising in music for Brass Quintet up to a 10 piece ensemble. The core band is made up of two trumpets,trombone,Tuba and French Horn. We are available for all sorts of functions in and around London and the South East
Have been hired recently by the BBC, Army, Sainsburys,various Bingo Halls and Borough Councils.
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| Name:
| Nate Torri
| | Skills:
| Player (Drummer)
| | Phone:
| +1 719 749 0172
| | Address:
| 11870 Bradshaw Rd., Peyton 80831, United States
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| | Drummer for 15 years, looking for serious opporunities as a band member sesion artist, etc... I play all styles music.
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| Name:
| ToRSO
| | Skills:
| Orchestra (Specialists in Romantic Repertoire)
| | Address:
| 2A Browning St, London SE17 1LN, United Kingdom
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| | ToRSO was formed in 1999 to address dynamic new ideas in the interpretation of Romantic Symphony repertoire. We are committed to short accessible concerts in central London, ideal for commuters or those new to live orchestral concerts. Our website is developing into an education resource for schools or interested listeners, with an emphasis on the human face of individual players and their contribution to an orchestra.
The Orchestra consists of professional, semi-professional and conservatoire student players, who are encouraged to form direct contacts with audience members and feature on the website. Email us for more details.
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| Name:
| Tosheff Piano Duo
| | Skills:
| Ensemble, Piano Duo (one or two pianos - four hands)
| | Address:
| Los Angeles, CA, United States
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| | Tosheff & Stoyanova started playing professionally as a duo in 1997. Recognized as ...brilliant, talented concert artists..., they possess ...captivating stage presence...fascinating temperament, charm and spontaneity that grab the audience... They have won numerous honors and awards at prestigious international competitions and festivals.
Their career already includes performances in Japan, the U.S.A., Germany, The Netherlands, Malta, Italy, Spain, Bulgaria and Switzerland. Tosheff & Stoyanova have been invited as guest artists to the Valentino Bucchi Festival in Malta, the Sofia Music Weeks Festival at Bulgaria Hall, one of the most prestigious concert halls in the Balkan States, the Apolonia Easter Festival and the Pianissimo Festival of 20th century piano music in Sofia, and the Peter The Great Festival in The Netherlands.
Born in Bulgaria, Ilia Tosheff and Vely Stoyanova graduated from the State Academy of Music in Sofia, with a Bachelor's degree on a scholarship of the Open Society Foundation under Stella Dimitrova-Maistorova, Teodora Nestorova and chamber music Jenny Zacharieva. In 1997, they were invited to specialize under Madame Janine Reding, of the famous Reding and Piette Piano Duo, who are the first performers of the two piano concertos by Bartok, Martinu and Poulenc.
In 1999 they were one of the first duos admitted in the newly designed, specialized Piano Duo Performance program at the Hochschule fuer Musik in Hannover (Germany), which is one of the finest piano schools in Europe. Twice recipients of a German Government Scholarship from the DAAD, the duo worked with Bernd Goetzke (one of the last pupils of the great pianist Arturo B. Michelangeli), in the concert soloist program "Soloklasse", which is the highest level of graduate studies available in Germany. Presently, they are studying with the world renowned pianist John Perry at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music in Los Angeles, which was the only U.S. institution to admit them as a duo to their graduate studies program. In 2002, Tosheff and Stoyanova were honored to be the first piano-duo team admitted officially in a higher music institution in North America.
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| Name:
| Joe Townley
| | Skills:
| Soloist, Writer
| | Address:
| PO Box 50955, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California 90050, United States
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| | Joe Townley was already on his way to distinguishing himself as a pianist of stature, having won first prize in numerous Southland piano competitions, before a hand injury cut short a promising future. With a career as a concert pianist sidelined, Joe turned his creative instincts to writing. Yet it would be many years before he ventured to write a full-length novel. The result, an adaptation of one of his many screenplays, ¡°The Apocalypse Project¡± was published in 2000.
.In March 2002 his next novel, ¡°On Ghost Trails¡± was released. In it he introduces Trevor Langley to the literary world. Trevor is a private detective working out of Norfolk, Virginia who gets more than he bargained for when he agrees to help a beautiful young lady solve the riddle of some mysterious occurrences going on in her hometown near to Norfolk. Writer, Stephen M. Yarnell found On Ghost Trails to be an intriguing blend of mystery and the supernatural, calling it "a rollicking good ghost yarn.¡± In it you¡¯ll find drama, humor, and thrills and chills aplenty, including a slam-bang, hair-raising climax that is guaranteed to keep you turning pages into the wee hours¡all the elements that make reading mysteries a truly enjoyable experience.
But Joe didn¡¯t let the injury to his hand permanently derail his gifts as a pianist. A fifteen-year sabbatical from the keyboard allowed his hand sufficient time to heal to the point where he could practice for short intervals without aggravating the nerve damage done to his right index finger through a freak accident while practicing. From there it was only a matter of traversing the long, difficult road back to rebuilding his technique with painstaking hours of carefully designed finger exercises.
But the results appear to have paid off. Joe is back to playing with some of the technical facility that earned him accolades as a rising star of the music world. You, the visitor, can judge for yourself whether the results have been worth the journey. For selections from ¡°On Ghost Trails¡± and to hear Joe¡¯s piano artistry, click on the link to his personal web page to view him as he performs the piano music of Rachmaninoff. It is here that Joe gives us a poignant peek into what is¡ And what might have been.
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| Name:
| J Joe Townley
| | Skills:
| Composer
| | Address:
| PO Bo x50955, Los Angeles 90050, United States
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| | Listeners' reactions to J Townley--Piano Concerto No 2: "...probably one of the best "romantic" piano concertos of the XXIst century..." "...this equals if not beats Saint Saens piano concerto in G minor." " A masterpiece - Rachmaninoff himself couldn't have done it better. " " OMG!!! did you compose all this??!! It completely amazed me from the first movement.
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| Name:
| Jenefer Ruth Townsend
| | Skills:
| Player, Soloist, Teacher (flute soloist, band, player and orchestra + piano and theory teaching.)
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)113 2191871
| | Address:
| 26 Cobden Terrace, Leeds LS12 5LE, United Kingdom
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| | I began the flute at the age of 7, and after taking grade 8 at 14, and my performance and teachers diplomas at the age of 18, and began my music degree at Leeds College of Music. I am now in my second year. At the college I have perfomed in many lunch-time recitals and some evening concerts. Last November (1998)I performed the Ibert Flute Concerto with the college symphony orchestra.
Also in connection with the college I have been given the chance to participate in scholarships. In my first year I won the Robert Tebb Scholarship, and this year I won the Rotary Club of Leeds Scholarship. As a result of this scholarship I will be performing at the Leeds Civic Town Hall on the 20th June, and at the Art Gallery on the 12t January, 2000. Other solo events include a recital at Michael House School, Heanor, Derbyshire on the 3rd July, and at Bakewell Parish Church on the 5th July.
Before coming to Leeds College of Music I played lead flute with Derbyshire County Youth Wind Band and Orchestra, and toured Israel and Holland with the wind band, performing the flute solo 'The Carnival of Venice'. Whilst in Holland in July 1998 I also came 2nd in the 'Purmerade International Youth Solo Competitions. I have also been teaching the flute for 6 years.
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| Name:
| John P. Tracy
| | Skills:
| Arranger, Composer, Player, Singer, Soloist, Teacher, Writer
| | Phone:
| +1 250 475 1860
| | Address:
| 860 Short St.,, Victoria v8x-2v5, Canada
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| | I was born in Toronto, Canada in 1954. I have NO formal musical training. I learned to play the "rock & roll" instruments (guitars, keyboards and percusion) by ear as well as teaching myself to read scores.After many "bands" formed then fell apart before the 2nd gig, I turned to songwriting as a means to put forth my feelings However, not everyone was comfortable with my "feelings" and I put my talent on hold while I "got a life". Well, one or two lives later and thanx to the computer age and midi I'm able once again to get my compositions down and also heard by the unsuspecting e-world!
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| Name:
| Joanna (Jo) Treasure
| | Skills:
| Composer, Player, Singer
| | Phone:
| 07939 127889
| | Fax:
| 01257 464320
| | Address:
| 4 New Acres, Newburgh, Lancs. WN8 7TU, United Kingdom
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| | Joanna Treasure was born in 1961, the youngest of nine children, and was surrounded by music-making from infancy. She studied piano, French horn and singing, both solo and a capella. Her compositional talent was recognised in 1975 at Cheltenham Ladies’ College when she won first prize for her SATB setting of Solomon Grundy. She went on to study medicine at Cambridge and Guy’s Hospital and has continued to juggle her musical development with a demanding career in Pathology. She is a regular participant in the Canford Composers’ Workshop, where she studies with Malcolm Singer, and is a composer/performer member of COMA (Contemporary Music-Making for Amateurs). Jo’s music is essentially melodic and expressive. Her vocal writing shows great sensitivity to text, whether it is a setting of Latin or her own words. Pieces often grow from the need to return to and explore the experience of quite transient moments. Her music can savour a sense of stillness, rigorously analyse a recurring pattern, or unfold a glimpse of ecstasy. Jo is married with two sons and lives in Lancashire, UK.
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| Name:
| Treble Clef Ladies Choir
| | Skills:
| Choir
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| | Amateur ladies choir of some 90+ voices in 4 parts.
Available for fund raising concerts.
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| Name:
| Nguyen Thu Trieu
| | Skills:
| Composer
| | Address:
| Vietnam
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| Name:
| Trio Arcadia di Roma
| | Skills:
| Ensemble, chamber music
| | Phone:
| +39 347 2626758
| | Address:
| Piazza Re di Roma, 47, Rome 00183, Italy
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| | A creation of the famous Roman cultural association "Associazione Culturale Concerti dell'Arcadia®", founded in 1972 by great musicians such as Guido Agosti, Rodolfo Caporali, Franco Ferrara, Hedda Illy, Ferruccio Vignanelli, Dr. Luigi Ronga (of the Academy "Dei Lincei" - teacher in history of music at the University of Rome) and Dr. Francesco Gabrieli (of the Academy "Dei Lincei" and Keeper of the Academy of the Arcadia), the "Trio Arcadia di Roma®", along with the "Duo Arcadia di Roma®", the "Orchestra Concerti dell'Arcadia®" and the "Edizioni Concerti dell'Arcadia®", devotes itself to the baroque, classical and romantic repertory, as well as Italian, European and South-American music of the XXth century. For many years it has concentrated on rediscovering unpublished and unknown Italian and foreign composers. The Trio has played many concerts in Italy and abroad. Its members are Laura Bianco (violin and viola), Francesco Vignanelli (cello) and Maria di Pasquale (piano and harpsichord). The Trio has frequently toured abroad, in Mexico (playing, among other things, the Triple Concert of Beethoven), Germany, Chile, Perù, Brasil, Argentina, Turkey, Indonesia, Libya, Slovenia, Croatia. The Trio has given world premiéres of music by Federico Bonetti Amendola and Alejandro Nuñez Allauca (works dedicated to the Trio), and the European premiéres of South America composers such as O.Lacerda, F.P.Tavares, E. Kusnìr, F.Mignone, M.Camargo Guarnieri, etc.. The Trio has won wide public and critical acclaim, as well as numerous awards, in particular with the Italian Institute of Culture of Mexico City, on February 2002. On the occasion of the 7th Italian Cultural Week 2005, and at the invitation of Italian Institute of Culture of Jakarta, the Trio presented a tour of four concerts in Indonesia (Gedung Kesenian Theatre, Goethe Haus, Universitas Indonesia). In 2006 the group has given two concerts in Tripoli (Libya) at the Italian Institute of Culture, and at the Italian Embassy. In 2007 the Trio presented two concerts: in the International Bled Festival (Slovenia) and in the Festival Barokne Glazbe - Rovinj (Croatia). It has recorded the "Pièces de Clavecin en Concerts" by J.P.Rameau for the Vatican Radio, and the CD "Il Sogno di Galileo", of the works of Federico Bonetti Amendola, published by RAI TRADE (musical editions 2004).
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| Name:
| Trio Bernaola
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| Ensemble (clarinet-bass clarinet,cello,piano)
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| | The Trio Bernaola, formed at the Royal Academy of Music in London, takes its name from Carmelo Bernaola, the eminent Spanish Composer. The Trio has established a reputation for itself in the UK and Spain as talented interpreters and keen supporters of contemporary music, as well as having a wide Classical and Romantic repertoire. Hailed by the Spanish press as "not only a talented ensemble but three highly gifted soloist", the ensemble brings together a diverse range of solo, duo and trio works for clarinet/bass clarinet, cello and piano.
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| Name:
| Trio Casalmaggiore
| | Skills:
| Ensemble
| | Address:
| United States
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| | Trio Casalmaggiore was founded in 1998 at the Oberlin at Casalmaggiore Summer Music Program, where the members of the trio were assigned a chamber music project. After several highly acclaimed concerts the formation of the group was inevitable and it resulted in a follow up of numerous concerts in the major cities in the United States and Europe. Trio Casalmaggiore has participated in various chamber music venues. Appearances in music festivals include: Park City International Music Festival, Hampton-Cidney Chamber Music Fetival, Summer Workshop for Strings in Ohio, Plovdiv International Chamber Music Festival, among others. The group was awarded First Prize Winner at the Third Biennial Chamber Music Competition of the America String Teacher’s Association. The concert programs of Trio Casalamaggiore include works from the early Baroque to the music of today. American composer Thomas Janson has dedicated his Piano Trio “Lady of the Lake” to the group. The trio premiered the work in Cleveland, Ohio in 2003. The trio frequently performs some of the most beloved music written for this genre: Piano trios by Beethoven “Ghost” & “Archduke”, Schubert Piano Trio in Bb Major, Brahms Piano Trios, Tchaikovsky Piano Trio, Ravel and Bernstein Piano trios among others. The ensemble has also appeared in performances of the Beethoven’s Triple Concerto Trio Casalmaggiore is highly dedicated in enriching the educational experience of young musicians with chamber music. The trop frequently offers master classes and private chamber music coachings. The trio records for TC Recordings label exclusively. Their debut CD features works by Haydn, Dvorak, and Shostakovich.
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| Name:
| Trio Chitarristico di Roma
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| Ensemble
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| Italy
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| | The TRIO CHITARRISTICO DI ROMA - currently constituted by Fabio Renato d'Ettorre, Fernando Lepri and Marco Cianchi was created in 1983 with the aim to perform the existing repertoire for this particular ensemble, as well as to present guitar versions of music originally written for other instruments. In doing so, the trio seeks to bridge the gap between the public, the history of the guitar, and the great classical repertoire, by enhancing a fruitful give-and-change relationship. In the course of the past 18 years, the trio has conducted ample research in this unique musical heritage, and has also stimulated present-day composers to enrich the repertoire for three guitars.The Trio has furthermore elaborated preexisting compositions written for other instrumental ensable, keeping in mind that transcription should always be respectful of the original compositions, and at the time be suited to the guitar's history and characteristics. furthermore elaborated preexisting compositions written for other instrumental ensembles, keeping in mind that transcriptions should always be respectful of the original compositions, and at the same time be suited to the guitar's history and characteristics.The trio's endeavor has produced over forty new compositions and transcriptions for three guitars, by Antonio Amoroso, Franco Cavallone, Luciano Chailly, Sergio Chiereghin, Fabio Renato d'Ettorre, Mario Gangi, Francis Kleynjans and Enrico Razzicchia. Some of these works have been edited by the three musicians, and published by Ricordi, Berben, Semar and Bixio-Cemsa. The trio has held concerts in Italy, Austria, Belgium, Germany, Bulgaria, Tunisia, Algeria, France and Switzerland, in prestigious concert-halls such as the Sala Bulgaria in Sofia, the Oekter Halle in Bielefeld, Villa Rufolo in Ravello, the Rai Auditorium and the Teatro Parioli in Rome. They have featured in concert programs with internationally famous artists such as Pepe Romero, Alberto Ponce, Rocco Filippini, Alain Mounier, Sergio Cafaro, I Musici, Gabrieli String Quartet, Leo Nucci, and José Carreras. They have partecipated in many television and radio shows both in Italy (RAI, Mediaset, and other networks), and abroad (Bulgaria, Austria, Tunisia). The trio has recorded 3 CDs with Musikstrasse, with whom they have an exclusive contract; the third CD under the same label, include classical composers such as Auric, Poulenc, Satie, Ponce, Villa-Lobos, Weill, Gulda and Rota, who - as a refined and noble whim - also wrote music for the cinema, theater, caffè chantant, and jazz. The trio will also participate to the production of a monographic CD on compositions of Fabio Renato d'Ettorre and Teresa Procaccini.
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| Name:
| Daniel Cabrio Trío de Guitarras Domine
| | Skills:
| Ensemble
| | Address:
| Capital Federal 1440, Argentina
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| | Su finalidad es difundir obras universales de carácter religioso. Contiene Videos y Mp3 gratis.
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| Name:
| Trio Mutano
| | Skills:
| Ensemble (clarinet, viola, piano)
| | Phone:
| +31-6-27046689
| | Address:
| Amsterdam, Netherlands
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| | Trio Mutano is formed in 2004 by three young talented musicians who met at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague, Holland. The main goal of violist Arwen van der Burg, clarinettist Jos Roeden and pianist Lodewijk Crommelin is to perform the interesting and beautiful repertoire for clarinet, viola and piano which is not often played in the concert hall.
The concert programs of Trio Mutano consist of trio's by composers from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, and by Dutch composers. Pieces for viola and piano, clarinet and piano, and viola and clarinet are also included. This leads to interesting concerts that Trio Mutano has been playing all over Holland. For more information visit our website or send an e-mail.
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