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INTERVIEW WITH PHOEBE RUSSELL, DOUBLE BASS AT ZELMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
WHO IS PHOEBE RUSSELL?
Phoebe Russell studied Double Bass in the prestigious orchestra academy of the Berlin Philharmonic under the guidance of Janusz Widzyk in Berlin. Before starting in the Academy, Phoebe had been a frequent casual member of the Berlin Philharmonic, aged just 18. She has played under conductors such as Simon Rattle, Daniel Barenboim, Andris Nelsons, Gustavo Dudamel, Christian Thielemann, Zubin Mehta and Riccardo Muti among others.
After finishing her studies at the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM), Phoebe moved to Berlin to begin as a student at the Hochschule für Musik 'Hanns Eisler'. She continues to take lessons with Klaus Stoll who is one of her biggest musical inspirations. In addition to the Berlin Philharmonic, Phoebe is a regular casual member of orchestras such as the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Netherlands Philharmonic, Radio Symphony orchestra Berlin, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and many more.
Phoebe has performed chamber music with musicians such as Christian Tetzlaff, Antje Weithaas, Pekka Kuusisto, Anthony Marwood and many inspiring colleagues from the Berlin Philharmonic Academy and members of the Berlin Philharmonic itself.
In 2011 Phoebe studied Music Performance at ANAM with Damien Eckersley with whom she had studied from the age of 13. Phoebe was a finalist in the ANAM Concerto Competition, performing Bottesini Concerto No.1 with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra in Hobart and her trio was in the finals of the ANAM Chamber Music Competition.
In 2012 Phoebe was selected to tour with the Australian Chamber Orchestra as their Qantas Emerging Artist. She also performed as soloist and chamber musician in the ‘Wilma and Friends’ series at the Melbourne Recital Centre led by violinist Wilma Smith.
In 2015 Phoebe was invited to play a recital in the Berlin Philharmonie as part of the Berlin Philharmonic lunch concert series where she performed with harpist Emily Hoile to a full house.
As a Double Bass soloist, she has also been invited to perform with the Baden Baden Philharmonic, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, State Orchestra of Victoria, Zelman Memorial Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Girl’s Grammar Orchestra, and Melbourne Youth Strings.
Phoebe won the Conductors Prize for best concerto in the Carl Flesch Akademie Concerto Competition in 2016, performing Bottesini Concerto No.2 with the Baden Baden Philharmonic.
Phoebe Russell studied Double Bass in the prestigious orchestra academy of the Berlin Philharmonic under the guidance of Janusz Widzyk in Berlin. Before starting in the Academy, Phoebe had been a frequent casual member of the Berlin Philharmonic, aged just 18. She has played under conductors such as Simon Rattle, Daniel Barenboim, Andris Nelsons, Gustavo Dudamel, Christian Thielemann, Zubin Mehta and Riccardo Muti among others.
After finishing her studies at the Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM), Phoebe moved to Berlin to begin as a student at the Hochschule für Musik 'Hanns Eisler'. She continues to take lessons with Klaus Stoll who is one of her biggest musical inspirations. In addition to the Berlin Philharmonic, Phoebe is a regular casual member of orchestras such as the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Netherlands Philharmonic, Radio Symphony orchestra Berlin, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and many more.
Phoebe has performed chamber music with musicians such as Christian Tetzlaff, Antje Weithaas, Pekka Kuusisto, Anthony Marwood and many inspiring colleagues from the Berlin Philharmonic Academy and members of the Berlin Philharmonic itself.
In 2011 Phoebe studied Music Performance at ANAM with Damien Eckersley with whom she had studied from the age of 13. Phoebe was a finalist in the ANAM Concerto Competition, performing Bottesini Concerto No.1 with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra in Hobart and her trio was in the finals of the ANAM Chamber Music Competition.
In 2012 Phoebe was selected to tour with the Australian Chamber Orchestra as their Qantas Emerging Artist. She also performed as soloist and chamber musician in the ‘Wilma and Friends’ series at the Melbourne Recital Centre led by violinist Wilma Smith.
In 2015 Phoebe was invited to play a recital in the Berlin Philharmonie as part of the Berlin Philharmonic lunch concert series where she performed with harpist Emily Hoile to a full house.
As a Double Bass soloist, she has also been invited to perform with the Baden Baden Philharmonic, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, State Orchestra of Victoria, Zelman Memorial Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne Girl’s Grammar Orchestra, and Melbourne Youth Strings.
Phoebe won the Conductors Prize for best concerto in the Carl Flesch Akademie Concerto Competition in 2016, performing Bottesini Concerto No.2 with the Baden Baden Philharmonic.
INTERVIEW
by Emmylou MacCarthy
camera: Glen Wilson
camera assistant: Fabrizio Evans
by Emmylou MacCarthy
camera: Glen Wilson
camera assistant: Fabrizio Evans
Behind The Scene Photos
by Fabrizio Evans
by Fabrizio Evans
credits:
Melbourne pre-concerts INTERVIEW WITH ZELMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA star: Phoebe Alviz Russell, double bass, the first female to be invited to play in the double Bass section of the Berlin Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
camera and editing: Glen Wilson at GW Films, Photography and Onstage Pix and Film Production Company for Bohemian Rhapsody Online Magazine (Art Fashion Entertainment)
presenter / multimedia journalist: Emmylou MacCarthy @emmylou_loves
second camera and assistant: Fabrizio Lee Evans, photographer/videographer at www.group42.com.au
UPCOMING CONCERTS:
next performance:
Sunday 19 March 2017, 2.30pm
St Andrews Brighton Church,
228 New Street, Brighton
#BottesiniMagic
http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/19March2017
and
Saturday 25 March 2017, 8.00pm
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
#BottesiniMagic
http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/25March2017
Bohemian Rhapsody Club and Online Magazine 's special thanks:
- Zelman Symphony Orchestra http://zelmansymphony.org.au marketing and publicity team and personally to George Deutsch
- musician Phoebe Russel
- presenter and multimedia journalist Emmylou MacCarthy
- Fabrizio Evans, camera and photography
- Glen Wilson at GW Photography & onstage pix and Film Production https://www.gwphotography.net.au/
full press release: copyright Butterfly and Fox pages (Exclusive Interviews with Celebrities) http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/
Melbourne pre-concerts INTERVIEW WITH ZELMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA star: Phoebe Alviz Russell, double bass, the first female to be invited to play in the double Bass section of the Berlin Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
camera and editing: Glen Wilson at GW Films, Photography and Onstage Pix and Film Production Company for Bohemian Rhapsody Online Magazine (Art Fashion Entertainment)
presenter / multimedia journalist: Emmylou MacCarthy @emmylou_loves
second camera and assistant: Fabrizio Lee Evans, photographer/videographer at www.group42.com.au
UPCOMING CONCERTS:
next performance:
Sunday 19 March 2017, 2.30pm
St Andrews Brighton Church,
228 New Street, Brighton
#BottesiniMagic
http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/19March2017
and
Saturday 25 March 2017, 8.00pm
Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre,
Xavier College, Barkers Road, Kew
#BottesiniMagic
http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/25March2017
Bohemian Rhapsody Club and Online Magazine 's special thanks:
- Zelman Symphony Orchestra http://zelmansymphony.org.au marketing and publicity team and personally to George Deutsch
- musician Phoebe Russel
- presenter and multimedia journalist Emmylou MacCarthy
- Fabrizio Evans, camera and photography
- Glen Wilson at GW Photography & onstage pix and Film Production https://www.gwphotography.net.au/
full press release: copyright Butterfly and Fox pages (Exclusive Interviews with Celebrities) http://butterflyandfox.weebly.com/
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