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Nancy Andrew is the
Executive Director of the Marcel Moyse Society. Ms. Andrew studied
intensively with Marcel Moyse from 1980-1983, lived with the Moyse
family for a year, traveled to St. Amour, France with Mr. Moyse
and attended five summer seminars in Brattleboro, Vermont. Along
with Blanche Moyse, she organized and catalogued what has become
the Marcel Moyse Archive now housed at the New York Public Library,
including papers, letters, photographs, music, and memorabilia.
She prepared exhibits from this collection for the two conventions
of the National Flute Association (NFA) and coordinated the Moyse
Centennial Celebration in Brattleboro and Marlboro, Vermont in 1989.
She has presented workshops and lecture-demonstrations on the 24
Etudes Melodiques at NFA conventions and at several universities
in the U.S.A. Nancy Andrew is assistant professor of flute and coordinator
of flute studies at the University of Oregon. She was previously
on the faculty at Youngstown State University and the University
of Arizona. She is currently editing the collected writings of Marcel
Moyse for publication by Winzer Press.
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Professor of Flute at the Oberlin Conservatory,
Michel
Debost learned the flute with Jan Merry, graduated
with Gaston Crunelle from the Paris Conservatoire,
where he later succeeded Jean-Pierre Rampal. During
the 1960s, he studied with Marcel Moyse, including in
Boswil.
He won the major international competitions (Moscow,
Prague, Geneva, Munich) and was the Orchestre de
Paris' Principal Flute for 30 years. His CDs and his
book "The Simple Flute" (Oxford University Press) are
available at flute shops and on the Internet.
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Robert
Aitken Moyse
"Student"
Workshop & Meisterklasse
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Robert Aitken, born
in Canada, studied flute with Nicholas Fiore at the Royal Concervatory
of Music in Toronto. Following shorter periods of study with Frederick
Wilkins and Julius Baker, he met the eminent french flutist and
pedagogue Marcel Moyse, whom he considers his major teacher. He
spent four summers at the Marlboro Festival with Moyse and innumerable
other periods af time which Aitken considers as nine intensive years
with a continuing relationship until his death. When Moyse returned
to Europe in 1964 for the first Boswil classes, Aitken received
a Canada Council grant which enabled him to spent further time with
Moyse as well as studying for four month periods with Jean-Pierre
Rampal, Severino Gazzelloni, André Jaunet and Hubert Barwasher.
At the age of 19, Robert Aitken was principal flute of the Vancouver
Symphony Orchestra and at 24, the Toronto Symphony under Seiji Ozawa.
Later he directed the Banff Centres Advanced Studies in Music Program
and he was Professor for Flute at the staatliche Hochschule für
Musik, Freiburg im Breisgau.
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Konzert am Samstag 5. Nov. 20.30 Uhr
Nancy Andrew / Michel
Debost / Robert Aitken
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Ausstellung (Sa. von 11.30 -
19.00 / So. 11.00 - 18.00)
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Musikhaus Gurtner / Musik
Hug / Musikhaus Kubly / Notenpunkt AG /
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Edition Kossack
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Flöten, Flötenköpfe & CDs, Noten,
CDs
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Oktober 2005 an:
“The New Flute Generation“
Postfach 1702
CH - 6011 Kriens / Switzerland
Tel: +41 - 41 - 311 17 58
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