Slough Phil is pleased to work with the following guest artists in the 2023-24 season
Cristian Grajner de Sa, violin
Cristian Grajner de Sa, Violin
Bruch Violin concerto no 1
5.30 PM, SUNDAY 5th November 2023
BRAYWICK LEISURE CENTRE
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Cristian Grajner de Sa is establishing a reputation as a young artist true to the great tradition of violin playing, with his performances praised for their deep musical sensitivity and artistic expression. At the age of 24, he was invited to perform his European debut recital at the Concertgebouw Amsterdam and was subsequently engaged to perform his European concerto debut with the Gulbenkian Orchestra in Lisbon under the baton of the Chicago Symphony's apprentice, Lina González-Granados, and introduced to their audience as "... one of the great violin stars of the future...".
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Anusha Merrin, Soprano
Anusha Merrin, Soprano
Poulenc: Gloria
Berloz: Shepherd’s Farewell from L'enfance du Christ
Still Still Still, arr Ledger
7.30 PM, SATURDAY 9th December 2023,
ST BERNARD'S CATHOLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
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Indian Soprano Anusha Merrin Bobby is a native of Kerala and a resident of the King- dom of Bahrain. She is currently a GREAT Indian Scholar at the Royal Northern College of Music, pursuing a Postgraduate Diploma: Advanced Studies in Vocal Studies and Opera under the tutelage of Elizabeth Ritchie. Her studies are also generously supported by the Dame Eva Turner Award, Opera Awards Foundation Bursary, Inlaks Shivdasani Foun- dation Take-Off Grant and RNCM entrance scholarship. Prior to this, The Peter Heath Award, the Maurice and Jean and the Dame Eva Turner Award supported her Master of Music in Vocal Performance at the RNCM, where she received the degree with distinction.
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Georgie Malcolm, Soprano
Georgie Malcolm, Soprano
Richard Strauss Four Last Songs
7:30 p.m. SATURDAY 2nd March 2024
CALDICOTT SCHOOL
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Soprano Georgie Malcolm has recently completed her postgraduate studies at the Royal Northern College of Music, gaining both her MMUS and PGDip with distinction under Susan Roper and Elizabeth Ritchie. She received second prize at the National Mozart Singing Competition 2022, also winning their Schubert prize, and is fast establishing herself as a versatile singer of opera, oratorio and song.
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