Alasdair Strange

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  www.classicalmusicians.com/Artistic_Director.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/17/2008    Last Visited: 1/17/2008  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London.
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  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
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  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
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  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
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  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble (www.classicalmusicians.com) and performs on a 1690 Ruggieri cello.
  
  For rates, availability and bookings please call Catherine on 020 7793 7426 or email
  
  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
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  (Ligeti Concerto) was caught skilfully by Strange.
  ...
  But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges
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  Alasdair Strange
  
  LE Artistic Director
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  Alasdair Strange

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  Published on: 1/17/2008    Last Visited: 1/17/2008  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London, in 1992.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.
  
  Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester International and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
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  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble and performs on the 1690 G. B. Rugieri cello.

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  www.ukmusicagency.com/Alasdair_Strange_Cellist.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/12/2006    Last Visited: 4/27/2008  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble (www.classicalmusicians.com) and performs on a 1690 Ruggieri cello.
  
  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
  ...
  The exacting half-tones of its difficult solo part (Ligeti Cello Concerto) was caught skilfully by Alasdair Strange.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange performed brilliantly - with sensitive empathy for the music and charming delicacy.
  
  Hannover Zeitung
  
  The solo of the night came from Alasdair Strange in the Cello Concerto No 2 by Penderecki.I suspect he will turn out to be one of contemporary music's survivors - especially if cellists carry on playing him with Strange's concentration and flair.
  
  Scarpia, The Independent
  
  Beethoven's bidding that 'music should set the human soul alight' was satisfied to perfection by Alasdair Strange.The British artist brilliantly rendered the imaginative and vivacious style of this Czech composer (Martinu).
  
  Nord-Deutschland Zeitung
  
  Alasdair Strange offered a calm, unruffled integrity of delivery, ensuring that every component fell securely into place.But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges with the orchestra.
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  Alasdair Strange - Cello

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  Marianne Thorsen (violin) and Alasdair Strange (cello)... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/3/2004    Last Visited: 2/18/2006  

  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
  ...
  The exacting half-tones of its difficult solo part (Ligeti Cello Concerto) was caught skilfully by Alasdair Strange.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange performed brilliantly - with sensitive empathy for the music and charming delicacy.
  
  Hannover Zeitung
  
  The solo of the night came from Alasdair Strange in the Cello Concerto No 2 by Penderecki.I suspect he will turn out to be one of contemporary music's survivors - especially if cellists carry on playing him with Strange's concentration and flair.
  
  Scarpia, The Independent
  
  Beethoven's bidding that 'music should set the human soul alight' was satisfied to perfection by Alasdair Strange.The British artist brilliantly rendered the imaginative and vivacious style of this Czech composer (Martinu).
  
  Nord-Deutschland Zeitung
  
  Alasdair Strange offered a calm, unruffled integrity of delivery, ensuring that every component fell securely into place.But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges with the orchestra.
  ...
  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London, in 1992.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
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  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble and performs on the 1690 Rugieri cello.

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  Marianne Thorsen (violin) and Alasdair Strange (cello)... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/12/2006    Last Visited: 4/27/2008  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble (www.classicalmusicians.com) and performs on a 1690 Ruggieri cello.
  
  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
  ...
  The exacting half-tones of its difficult solo part (Ligeti Cello Concerto) was caught skilfully by Alasdair Strange.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange performed brilliantly - with sensitive empathy for the music and charming delicacy.
  
  Hannover Zeitung
  
  The solo of the night came from Alasdair Strange in the Cello Concerto No 2 by Penderecki.I suspect he will turn out to be one of contemporary music's survivors - especially if cellists carry on playing him with Strange's concentration and flair.
  
  Scarpia, The Independent
  
  Beethoven's bidding that 'music should set the human soul alight' was satisfied to perfection by Alasdair Strange.The British artist brilliantly rendered the imaginative and vivacious style of this Czech composer (Martinu).
  
  Nord-Deutschland Zeitung
  
  Alasdair Strange offered a calm, unruffled integrity of delivery, ensuring that every component fell securely into place.But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges with the orchestra.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange - Cello 'The marvellous cellist' The Times, London

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  McLean-Strange Piano and Cello Duo - Worldwide Artists... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/12/2006    Last Visited: 4/27/2008  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble (www.classicalmusicians.com) and performs on a 1690 Ruggieri cello.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
  ...
  The exacting half-tones of its difficult solo part (Ligeti Cello Concerto) was caught skilfully by Alasdair Strange.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange performed brilliantly - with sensitive empathy for the music and charming delicacy.
  
  Hannover Zeitung
  
  The solo of the night came from Alasdair Strange in the Cello Concerto No 2 by Penderecki.I suspect he will turn out to be one of contemporary music's survivors - especially if cellists carry on playing him with Strange's concentration and flair.
  
  Scarpia, The Independent
  
  Beethoven's bidding that 'music should set the human soul alight' was satisfied to perfection by Alasdair Strange.The British artist brilliantly rendered the imaginative and vivacious style of this Czech composer (Martinu).
  
  Nord-Deutschland Zeitung
  
  Alasdair Strange offered a calm, unruffled integrity of delivery, ensuring that every component fell securely into place.But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges with the orchestra.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange - Cello 'The marvellous cellist' The Times, London

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  McLean-Thorsen-Strange Piano Trio - Worldwide Artists... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/12/2006    Last Visited: 4/27/2008  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble (www.classicalmusicians.com) and performs on a 1690 Ruggieri cello.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
  ...
  The exacting half-tones of its difficult solo part (Ligeti Cello Concerto) was caught skilfully by Alasdair Strange.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange performed brilliantly - with sensitive empathy for the music and charming delicacy.
  
  Hannover Zeitung
  
  The solo of the night came from Alasdair Strange in the Cello Concerto No 2 by Penderecki.I suspect he will turn out to be one of contemporary music's survivors - especially if cellists carry on playing him with Strange's concentration and flair.
  
  Scarpia, The Independent
  
  Beethoven's bidding that 'music should set the human soul alight' was satisfied to perfection by Alasdair Strange.The British artist brilliantly rendered the imaginative and vivacious style of this Czech composer (Martinu).
  
  Nord-Deutschland Zeitung
  
  Alasdair Strange offered a calm, unruffled integrity of delivery, ensuring that every component fell securely into place.But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges with the orchestra.
  ...
  The trio features the commanding presence of this superlative violinist (also of Leopold String Trio and Nash Ensemble) together with the gorgeous cello sound produced by Alasdair Strange and the twinkling fingers of pianist Viv McLean.
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  Alasdair Strange - Cello 'The marvellous cellist' The Times, London

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  The London Ensemble - Artistic Director - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/27/2008    Last Visited: 4/27/2008  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble (www.classicalmusicians.com) and performs on a 1690 Ruggieri cello.
  
  For rates, availability and bookings please call Catherine on 020 7793 7426 or email
  
  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
  ...
  (Ligeti Concerto) was caught skilfully by Strange.
  ...
  But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges
  ...
  Alasdair Strange
  
  LE Artistic Director
  ...
  Alasdair Strange

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  The London Ensemble - Artistic Director - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/10/2004    Last Visited: 6/27/2006  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London, in 1992.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester International and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble and performs on the 1690 G. B. Rugieri cello.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
  ...
  (Ligeti Concerto) was caught skilfully by Strange.
  ...
  But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges
  ...
  Alasdair Strange
  
  LE Artistic Director

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  The London Ensemble - Artistic Director - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/10/2004    Last Visited: 2/18/2006  

  Former Principal Cellist of the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Alasdair Strange won the Associated Board Scholarship to study with Derek Simpson at the Royal Academy of Music, London, in 1992.
  ...
  On completion of his studies, Alasdair was awarded the DipRAM, the Academy's highest award for performance, as well as the prestigious Carnegie Fellowship.Alasdair was first prize-winner in many competitions, including the Alessandro Pezze, May Mukle, Herbert Walenn, Harry Isaacs, Florence Hooten and David Martin Prizes as well as the 'Young Musician of the West'.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is privileged to have collaborated closely with the legendary composer, Gyorgy Ligeti, on his Cello Concerto for a gala performance at the Ligeti Festival, London, in the presence of the composer.
  ...
  Alasdair has also appeared as a soloist at the Chichester International and Dulwich Music Festivals.
  
  Alasdair has given numerous recitals throughout Europe with pianist Viv McLean, including appearances at the Kultur Kreis Festival, Hannover, the Southwark Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Purcell Room on London's South Bank, as well as at many music societies and concert clubs throughout Great Britain.
  ...
  As an orchestral Principal, Alasdair has worked under such illustrious conductors as Haitink, Giulini, Rostropovich, Ashkenazy, Abbado and Sir Colin Davis on extensive European tours at concert halls including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Berlin's Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall and the Royal Festival Hall in London, Symphony Hall Birmingham and at the Edinburgh, Salzburg and Vienna International Festivals.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange is Artistic Director of the London Ensemble and performs on the 1690 G. B. Rugieri cello.
  ...
  Alasdair Strange was the marvellous cellist.
  ...
  (Ligeti Concerto) was caught skilfully by Strange.
  ...
  But Strange took a dominant role in his exchanges
  ...
  Alasdair Strange
  
  LE Artistic Director

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