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Musicians who participated
in the Glebe Music Festival 1993
Jane Bolinowsky
Jane Bolinowsky is
a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts. She continued her
studies in Europe, firstly in Sienna at the Music Summer School
under Severino Gazzelloni and then in London with William Bennett.
Upon returning to Australia, she was appointed Tutor in Flute at
the Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education and Principal
Flute of the Darling Downs Sinfonia. She is currently teaching at
Pyrnble Ladies College and performing regularly as a soloist and
chamber musician.
Amy Johansen
Amy
Johansen received
the Bachelor of Music degree and Performer's Certificate from the
University of Florida and the Masters degree in Organ Performance
from the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Further stud)
was undertaken in London, with Thomas Trotter, and in Paris, with
Naji Hakim. She holds Associateship Diplomas of both the American
Guild of Organists and the Royal College of Organists. An active
recitalist, Ms. Johansen has performed in America, .Australia and
Europe, and her performances have been broadcast by the Australian
Broadcasting Corporation, the British Broadcasting Corporation and
American Public Radio. She has recorded two compact discs, "The
Embrace of Fire" (Pro Organo label), and "Once in Royal David's
City" (with the Newington College Chapel Choir. Ms. Johansen teaches
organ at Newington College and the Sydney Conservatorium.
Tess Remy-Schumacher
Tess Remy-Schumacher,
born in Germany, is currently faculty member at James Cook University.
Townsville for Celio, Chamber Music and Chamber Orchestra. She received
her Master of Music at the University of Southern California. Los
Angeles in 1989 after studying with Piatigorsky Professor Lynn Harrell.
and her "Kuenstlerische Reifepruefung" at the Pergamenschikow and
the "Amadeus Quartet". A one year study period Musikhochschule Koein
in 1987. after studying with Boris in London with Jacqueline du
Pre and William Pleeth completed the professional education. Amongst
her prizes are the 1st prize at the international Carlo- Zecchi-Competition
in Rome. The Fulbright scholarship and the USC-Award of academic
excellence. Her recitals and recordings include recitals, radio
and television recordings in Europe, the United States. Korea and
Thailand. Tess has been principal cellist of the "Rheinisches Kammerorchester
Köln" (artistic director Jan Corazolla) and the "Detmolder Kammerorchester"
(artistic director Christoph Poppen).
Jean-Bernard Marie
Jean-Bernard
Marie was born in Vacoas. Mauritius. He was a student at the Conservatorium
High School (Sydney) before furthering studies in France and England.
In Paris he worked with Venstislav Yankoff. Vlado Parlemutter. Olivier
Messiaen and Charles Rosen. and was awarded the "Premier Prix" in
chamber music (1988) and piano( (1989) at the Conservatoire National
Superieur de Musique de Paris. Subsequently, he left for England,
working with Geoffrey Parsons and Yonty Solomon. Jean-Bernard has
performed extensively for Radio France. BBC Radio. French-Television
and Bavarian Radio. He was chosen to perform in the Park Lane Group-20th
century series at London's Purcell Room and also for the Ensemble
intercontemporain in Paris. Premiers include works by Robert Sherlaw
Johnson. Jan Novak. Edmund Campion. Kaikoshru Sorabji. Carlos Roquez
Alsina and George Lewtz. Jean-Bernard has recently returned from
a tour to Vienna (the Bienniale). Paris and London.
Leonie Hempton
Leonie Hempton
has had a great deal of experience in many areas of music and music
education. Having taught in secondary schools and at Nida, Leonie
has also worked as a vocal coach for the State Opera and State Theatre
Companies of South Australia. She has been conductor of the Sutherland
Shire Choral Society, Sydney University Graduates Choir, St Paul's
College Chapel Choir at Sydney University and recently director
of the very talented young vocal ensemble, St Mary Star of the Sea
College, Wollongong. Leonie currently teaches at Kincoppal School,
Rose Bay and conducts Con Voce, the female choir based at the Sydney
Conservatorium of Music.
Innominata
Innominata was
formed in late 1991 by several members of Sydney's larger choirs
who were interested in exploring the a cappella repertoire. The
Group has given concerts at Margaretta Cottage, Glebe; St Johns
College, University of Sydney; St Scholastica's College Chapel,
Glebe; The Garrison Church at the ROCKS and with the Armenius Ensemble.
Innominata performs frequently at services in churches around Sydney
and at St Andrews College within the University of Sydney.
FIGARO'S
Figaro's was
formed in 1993and has performed successfully at the Harbourside
Brasserie and at an a cappella concert at the Glebe Uniting Churcn,
as well as entertaining guests at the Aids week promotion at JBFs
in Darlinghurst. Figaro 's also performed as pan of Counter-Aid
in the Put Street Mall.
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