1988 School Magazine

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.!uNloR oRcfl-tESTRA Back Row: ([eft to rigl-rt): G. [-awson, E. Kitson, K. Stephenson, G. Dee, [-. N'{cPherson, L. Fopea N. Bufll, C.-Van Eps, E. Genber" E. Bflackford, N. fu{arleY, M. Devivo. Secorad Row: V. Krernmer, S. Smith" S. Pearn, K. Sumrnerson (Leader), N{iss N{. Eatore, j. Munro, F. Delaat, R. Soediarto, fo{. Corninos. Front xxow: j. cu!1, F. Rusher, E. [-[all, F. Martin, c. Thomas, A. Lahey, s. Broughton, s. Lehnrann. Absemt: N" [-{eiser, A. Creer, D. Eowman, A. Carter" ,4. R.obinson.

F[-UTE QUARIIET Left to right: K. Eleakley, K. Vann, E. to{urrel, [-[. Webster.

F!.UTE QUARTET

'1988 has been a special year f or the members of the f lute quartet, Katie Bleakley, Elizabeth Murrell, Kylie Vann and Heidi Webster, who had performed together in larger f lute ensembles but not previously as a quartet. We have enjoyed performing a variety of contemporary and classical chamber music in music concerts throughout the year. Performing in a masterclass for ensembles conducted by the members of the Sirius Ensemble, we were Siven invaluable advice f rom musicians expert in the art of ensemble playing. The flute quartet has enjoyed the unique experien(e that working as a small ensemble provides. I wish the continuing musicians success in 1989, and sincerely hope they continue the small f Iute ensembles I have enjoyed over the years. Heidi Webster