Andreas Haefliger (piano)
Pianist Andreas Haefliger is recognized internationally for his ability to perform the great works of the Classical and Romantic repertoire with a rare combination of power, elegance, and poetry. His interpretations spring from a rich musical culture, and have earned him the status of one of the leading pianists of …
Anne Akiko Meyers (violin)
Anne Akiko Meyers is one of the world’s most esteemed violinists and has been described as “a musical wizard, with astonishing access to every kind of expressive color” (San Diego Union-Tribune). After the sensational world premiere of Fandango by Arturo Márquez with Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic at …
Kai Gleusteen
Canadian born violinist, Kai Gleusteen, started learning the violin at the age of 5 in his native city, Calgary. Early on, Kai met with success in local, provincial, and national music competitions, in addition to receiving top academic awards. He spent the summers at Meadowmount in New York State, at …
Adrian Chandler (violin, director)
Born on Merseyside in 1974, Adrian Chandler is recognised internationally as a leading interpreter of Italian baroque music. Whilst a student at the Royal College of Music, Adrian founded La Serenissima with whom he has performed as Director/Soloist at major festivals and has recorded extensively for the Avie label (winning …
David Owen Norris
David Owen Norris’s work is unusually varied. To pick a few highlights from the autumn of 2006, he records Richard Arnell’s Piano Concerto and Joseph Horowitz’s Jazz Concerto. His new oratorio Prayerbook was sung by the Oxford Bach Choir, conducted by Nicholas Cleobury, in Dorchester Abbey. He accompanies Philip Langridge …
