Christian Education Centre, Meryla Street, Robertson at 2pm
Jocelyn Edey-Fazzone - Flute
Philip Moran - Guitar
(Allegro,Allegro,Minuets 1&2)
INTERVAL
Note: *** (arranged for flute & guitar by Phil Moran)
Biographies:
Jocelyn Edey-Fazzone - Flute
Jocelyn previously visited Robertson with "Windfall".
Jocelyn studied flute and piano at the Sydney Conservatorium. She continued her studies in Switzerland and the USA, and performed extensively overseas in solo, chamber and orchestral music. Within Australia, Jocelyn has worked with the AOBO, Tasmanian, Queensland and Sydney Symphony Orchestras. Jocelyn maintains a private teaching practice as well as teaching at the Sydney Conservatorium, Wesley Institute and SCEGGS Darlinghurst. Jocelyn is a senior AMEB examiner and a frequently invited adjudicator, accompanist and guest master class teacher around the country. She currently performs with guitarist Philip Moran, and as associate artist with flautist Janet Webb, with whom she has recently released the CD "Tango and All That Jazz". In 2004, 2007 and 2008, Jocelyn was awarded the AMEB Shield for achieving the top results in student exams in NSW.Phil Moran - Guitar
Phil Moran is one of this country’s finest classical guitarists. He is known for his excellent solo guitar recitals and performances with orchestra, as well as collaborations with artists such as flutist Jane Rutter. Phil’s Christian faith also informs and enhances all his music making.
Phil Moran took up the guitar at the age of nine, studying with local teachers.
He commenced a Bachelor of Music at the Sydney Conservatorium in 1977, majoring in guitar with Gregory Pikler. Phil spent 1979/80 in London studying the guitar privately with Timothy Walker and at the Guildhall School of Music, and toured England as a musician with the London Contemporary Dance Theatre. He was a regular member of the Benelong Players and toured parts of Australia presenting chamber music to school children.
Phil undertook master classes with John Williams at the Victorian College of the Arts and won first prize in the Australian Guitar Competition in 1983. In the same year he completed his Bachelor of Music. Phil returned to England in 1984 to pursue further guitar studies with Carlos Bonell and Gordon Crosskey, and completed master classes with David Russell and Jose Tomas in Spain.
In 1985 he gave his debut solo recital at the Sydney Opera House, and performed Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez with the Sydney Youth Orchestra under maestro Tommy Tycho. Phil has performed with artists such as Martin Lass, Jane Rutter and Deborah Byrne.
Over the past fourteen years Phil has been involved with Christian ministry as Head of Music at the Wesley Institute, a Christian Arts College, as Church Music Coordinator and as a Bible teacher. His love and talent for the classical guitar brought him back to the performance arena in 2002.
Currently Phil keeps up a busy schedule lecturing in music at the Wesley Institute, teaching guitar privately and freelancing as a musician in Sydney. Phil released his first solo CD ‘Spanish Inspiration’ in 2003 and toured NSW and QLD where the album has been well received. "Spanish Inspiration" has also been regularly programmed on ABC Classic FM.
In 2004 Phil appeared as guest soloist in the “Spirit of Spain” concert with the Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic, and gave concerto performances with the Beecroft and the Eastern Sydney Chamber Orchestras. 2005 saw Phil give numerous solo recitals for music clubs including Shoalhaven, Hunters Hill & Wollongong.
Recently Phil successfully developed an educational guitar show which he has taken into schools. ‘The Guitar Through the Ages’ showcases Phil’s versatility on the instrument as he plays music from Baroque to Rock on classical, steel-string acoustic and electric guitars.
Phil is preparing and recording his second album. This will be a programme of Latin American guitar works and will include two new original compositions.
Track 4: I Albeniz - Tango (arr. Moran) - Full track (3.9 MB) 2:57
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