European Brandenburg Ensemble

The European Brandenburg Ensemble is an international formation of two dozen specialist musicians from different backgrounds and of different generations, which Trevor Pinnock drew together to celebrate his 60th birthday. With them he chose to revisit Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos, which he first recorded with The English Concert nearly thirty years …

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Andrew Nethsingha

Andrew Nethsingha is Director of Music at St John’s College, Cambridge. He is also President of the Cathedral Organists’ Association. He has performed in the UK, North America, South Africa, China and many European countries. His concerts in recent months have been in Germany, Hungary and Holland. Andrew’s early musical …

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Matthew Halls

Matthew Halls studied music at New College, Oxford University where he was Organ Scholar and later Assistant Organist at New College. He graduated with a first-class degree and as the recipient of a British Academy Award was able to pursue further research interests into Historical Performance. During this time he …

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James Gilchrist

James Gilchrist began his working life as a doctor, turning to a full-time music career in 1996. Concert appearances include Berlioz L’enfance du Christ/Monteverdi Choir at the Proms, Haydn The Seasons/St Louis Symphony Orchestra, Elgar Dream of Gerontius/Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Monteverdi Vespers/The King\’s Consort, Mozart Requiem/Seattle Symphony Orchestra, Tippett’s The …

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Carolyn Sampson

Carolyn Sampson comes from Bedford, England and read music at the University of Birmingham. A stylish interpreter of the baroque and classical masters, she regularly appears with many of the most respected period instrument groups and conductors: The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, The King’s Consort, The Freiburg Baroque …

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