Aberdeen Sinfonietta (Patron: Lady Grant of Monymusk)
Aberdeen Sinfonietta was formed originally as a small ensemble which played regularly in Aberdeen and also toured throughout Scotland. In 1997, at a time when the group was beginning to feel the need to extend its musical repertoire, it was given the exciting opportunity to expand considerably in order to perform as a chamber orchestra in the Music Hall with the brilliant Russian pianist Mikhail Kazakevich. Since then the orchestra has given regular concerts in the Music Hall, and now has its own 3-concert series. The third concert of this year's series takes place on Sunday 29 May 2011, when the orchestra, under conductor Garry Walker, will accompany Alec Frank-Gemmill in a performance of the First Horn Concerto by Richard Strauss. The concert also includes Mozart's "Prague" Symphony and Beethoven's Fourth Symphony.
Players March 2011
Violins: |
Bryan Dargie (leader) |
|
Teresa Boag |
|
Vicky Fifield |
|
Jean Fletcher |
|
Ruth Kalitski |
|
Andy Leadbetter |
|
Rachel Mackison |
|
Guera Maunder |
|
Janet Thomson |
|
Dirk Van Loon |
|
Michaela Wiedermann |
Violas: |
Julian Marx |
|
Richard Clark |
|
Ian McLennan |
|
Vanessa Turner |
Cellos: |
Alison MacDonald |
|
Hilary Cromar |
|
Mary Dargie |
|
Bill Linklater |
Double bass: |
Ray Leonard |
Flutes: |
Margaret Preston |
|
Rachel Gill |
Oboes/Oboes |
Katherine MacKintosh |
d'amore: |
Shaun Dillon |
Clarinet: |
Tracey Brown |
Bassoon: |
Lesley Wilson |
Horn: |
Robert Martin |
Trumpets: |
Jennifer Gourlay |
|
Gerry Dawson |
|
Alan Haggart |
Timpani: |
Isabel John |
Percussion: |
Chris Overton |
|
Geoff Jones |
Harp: |
Alina Bzhezhinska |
Organ: |
Drew Tulloch |