Member Since: 4/18/2006
Band Website: fleuri.co.uk/iberianarchive
Band Members: Susana de Oliveira was born in Lisbon, Portugal and studied at the Lisbon Conservatoire and then Trinity College of Music, London. She has toured worldwide with the Lisbon Chamber Choir and has been a member of Spirito, a group devoted to Medieval music, and of Vita Vana, LHomme Arme, and Lusitana Vox. She performed in Plate by Rameau conducted by Harry Christophers in Lisbon and is currently training at the Alexander Technique Studio ----------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Weitz studied at the Royal College of Music and Trinity College of Music where he was awarded an entrance scholarship specialising in C17 performance practice. Since graduating in 2002 he has performed with many of the established ensembles including Gabrieli Consort, Parley of Instruments and New London Consort. In 2005 his playing was featured on the LDP election theme track broadcast nationally. ----------------------------------------------------------- Laura Waghorn graduated from the Royal College of Music in 2002 where she studied with Ashley Solomon. Recently Laura has performed a concerto with the Romanian Baroque Players in St Jamess, Piccadilly and venues across Norfolk. She has also played on stage at the London Coliseum with ENO in their production of Handels Xerxes. ----------------------------------------------------------- Jennifer Bullock is a former scholar at the Royal College of Music and Trinity College of Music. She currently enjoys a busy schedule of teaching and performing with ensembles including the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and the Maresienne consort. She has toured the Far East and has appeared on BBC Radio and television. ----------------------------------------------------------- Patxi Del Amo collaborates with ensembles such as Sweelinck Ensemble and Musicians of Shakespeare's Globe, and has recorded for BBC Radio3, ASV-Gaudeamus and Paradisum Records. He teaches for the DaCapo Foundation and The National Children's Orchestra, and is a guest professor of viol at the Joaquin Maya School of Music in Spain. ----------------------------------------------------------- Bridget Cunningham studied the organ and the harpsichord at the Royal College of Music and now plays with various groups including the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. She has performed on Woman's Hour, Front Row, Night Watch and Go for It and has recorded the virginal music for the BBC programme, Elizabeth, the Virgin Queen. ----------------------------------------------------------- www.fleuri.co.uk click on Iberian Archive for further information or email [email protected]
Influences: Hesperion XX
Sounds Like: Spanish, Early Music, Renaissance, Baroque, Folk, Latin
Type of Label: None