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Kings Place Festival 2013
Bach Unwrapped
Travel to Kings Place
Artists
Tom Hankey studied the violin with David Takeno, Krzyzstof Smietana, Levon Chilingirian and Yossi Zivoni. As a chamber musician he has performed at major concert halls and festivals in Europe and Canada. He is a member (as violinist and violist) of the Aronowitz Ensemble (string sextet and piano). From 2006 -2008 the group took part in the BBC Radio 3 New Generation Young Artist Scheme which involved frequent performances on the radio - live and pre- recorded from venues throughout the UK, such as Wigmore...
Acclaimed singer Bella Hardy, three times nominated in the BBC Folk Awards, has a voice marked as '...mesmerising' and '...faultless'. Having spent ten years playing some of folk's biggest stages with festival regulars The Pack and Ola, she launched her debut solo album Night Visiting in Autumn 2007 to overwhelming critical support. Bella has now established herself as one of the finest young folk acts around, singing unaccompanied ballads, or entwining her hypnotic voice with her own fiddle accompaniment...
Israeli-born cellist Sagi Hartov came to the UK in September 2000 to study at the Royal Academy of Music with Mats Lidstrom. He graduated with a Postgraduate Diploma with Distinction and was also awarded an LRAM teaching qualification. Sagi commenced his cello studies at the age of ten. At the age of fifteen he performed with the Haifa Symphony Orchestra and in 1996 was elected to the 'Outstanding Musician' programme as a member of the Israeli Forces String Quartet.He has won several major awards from the...
Anna Hashimoto made her Barbican Hall debut in December 2004 at the age of fifteen, playing Weber's Concertino with the English Chamber Orchestra. She has since been invited regularly as a soloist with the orchestra, most recently under the baton of Vladimir Ashkenazy. She won the Japan Clarinet Society's 'Young Clarinettists Competition' where she was also awarded all three special prizes, and the following year was a prizewinner and the youngest competitor in the Japan Clarinet Competition.Anna was born...
Antonis Hatzinikolaou's higher education began at the Conservatory of East Attica in Athens where he studied Music Performance and Classical Harmony. Having received First Class Honours and Distinction for both degrees, he gained a full scholarship to study with Alexandra Christodimou at the Philippos Nakas Conservatory where he was awarded by a unanimous jury First Prize Honours and Distinction for the Guitar Soloist Diploma.
In 2004 Antonis joined London’s Royal Academy of Music where he began his...
Hauschka is the alias of Dusseldorf based pianist / composer Volker Bertelmann, whose work is based upon an exploration of the possibilities of the 'prepared' piano - a playfully disruptive intervention into the preconceived idea of the piano as a pure-toned, perfected instrument waiting for a gifted virtuoso to play on it. Instead, Volker explores and influences the outcome of his playing by getting right down inside the instrument - clamping wedges of leather, felt or rubber between the strings;...
Mezzo-soprano Anaïs Heghoyan is presently the Aldama award for Opera scholar at the Royal College of Music's International Opera School and is on the Artist Diploma course studying with Timothy Evans-Jones. In 2006-2008, she studied at the RCM gaining a graduate and postgraduate diploma studying with Ryland Davies. She has participated in masterclasses in Nice, Copenhagen, The City Literary Institute and at the RCM with Philip Langridge, James Oxley, Robin Bowman and Patricia McMahon. She has sung...
Born in Exeter, Thomas Hobbs graduated in history from King's College London, where he was a choral scholar. He studied singing with Ian Partridge before moving to the Royal College of Music where he was awarded the RCM Peter Pears and Mason Scholarships, under the tutelage of Neil Mackie. He was also awarded a Susan Chilcott Scholarship and received funding from the Musicians Benevolent fund education awards.Thomas is continuing his studies on the Opera Course at the Royal Academy of Music, where he has...
Benedict Holland has been the Leader of sinfonia ViVA since April 2001 and became Artistic Advisor in May 2006. He relishes the diversity of this job which, as well as leading the orchestra, entails appearing as director and soloist, performing chamber music and participating in education projects. Recent appearances with ViVA have included performances of concertos by Mozart and Mendelssohn, and The Four Seasons of Vivaldi and Piazzolla. Chamber music has taken him from duos to octets; he has directed...
Ursula Holliger, harpUrsula Holliger has performed as a soloist worldwide: individually, in small groups, and with many of the world's best known orchestras and conductors. She plays both the classical and the baroque harp. Some of her classical interpretations have become performance benchmarks: one can single out her different recordings of the Mozart concerto for flute and harp, her interpretation of the Handel harp concerto with Trevor Pinnock, and several recordings of works by the eighteenth century...
Jon Hopkins is a musical shapeshifter: a composer, pianist and a self-taught studio wizard. He makes big, bold electronic music using walls of synths, twinkling melodies and amorphous bass rumbles. As such first his two albums have seen him labelled by the likes of ambient patriarch Brian Eno as an electronic innovator, while an impressive sweep of artists from Herbie Hancock to David Holmes, not to mention ballet choreographer Wayne McGregor, lo-fi folkster King Creosote and musical bluebloods Coldplay,...
Tim Horton was born in Brighton in 1974. At the age of six he started taking piano lessons and entered Chetham's School of Music in Manchester three years later. His teachers included Ryszard Bakst, Heather Slade-Lipkin and Charles Hopkins. In 1995, Tim graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge. In 1995 he was asked at short notice to replace Alfred Brendel in two performances of Schoenberg's Piano Concerto with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Sir Simon Rattle at Symphony Hall, Birmingham and...
Torbjörn Hultmark was born in Sweden in 1957 and came to live in England in 1985. He currently works as a musician, teacher and composer. He lives with his family in a rural village in Berkshire.
He studied trumpet, conducting and composition at the Gothenburg Conservatoire of Music and at National Centre for Orchestral Studies, Goldsmith's College, London - his main teachers were Bengt Eklund (Gothenburg) and John Wallace (London). Alongside his work as a member of Chaconne Brass and the Headspace...
One of the most sought after musicians in the country, Matthew Hunt is a member of Ensemble 360, and one of the Solo Clarinettists of the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie. He enjoys a chamber music career that takes him round the globe, highlights of the current season include tours to Japan, Finland and the USA. Matthew studied at the Guildhall School, and then in Paris with Pascal Moraguès.
Shahbaz Hussain is fast emerging as one of the most promising Tabla virtuosos of his generation.Shahbaz began learning Tabla at the age of 5 under the watchful eye of his father, the late Ustad Mumtaz Hussain - a prominent vocalist. He later went on to study with Tabla legends Ustad Faiyaz Khan from the Delhi Gharana (school), the late Ustad Shaukat Hussain Khan from the Punjab Gharana and finally the late Ustad Allah Rakha Khan.He has played with many of the great master musicians of India and Pakistan,...
