The Atma Trio are an exciting new collaboration. After years of performing together the renowned Atma Duo partners, Michal Cwizewicz and John Paul Ekins, are joined by award winning Russian cellist Liubor Ulybysheva to explore together the repertoire for piano trio. All three artists have been scholars and prize winners at the R.C.M, the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and the R.A.M. respectively. The Atma trio promises to be an exciting new appearance on the British stage.

MUSICAL EVENING given by finalists of the
2011 Rickmansworth Young Musician of the Year Competition, in the
new Mark Hall of the Royal Masonic School for Girls, by courtesy of the Governors.
This will be preceded at 7.30pm by the Annual General Meeting.

Retiring collection.

The young Latvian pianist Arta Arnicane was born into a musical family and studied the piano at specialist institutions in Moscow, Riga, Glasgow and Zurich. During her studies she has embarked on a busy international career both as soloist and chamber musician. Since 1994, Arta has won many prizes at international competitions in Switzerland, UK, Poland and Spain, the most recent being winner of the Prague Spring Festival 2011.

John MacDomnic graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and since then has performed as freelance with many of the UKs leading orchestras. As soloist he has performed in all the major London concert halls, broadcast on Classic FM and BBC TV and radio and given solo recitals around the UK.

Adrian Boynton trained at the universities of Reading and Nottingham where he won prizes in organ performance and piano accompaniment. He was appointed first Musical Director at the New City Church in Milton Keynes, where he organises an extensive international concert series and community music programme.

Recently described as a remarkable talent , twenty-one year old British violist Rosalind Ventris is quickly emerging as one of the most promising young artists of her generation. She studied at the Purcell School and Guildhall School of Music and Drama and has recently graduated from Cambridge University. Rosalind has been the recipient of numerous awards and prizes. She performs regularly as soloist and chamber musician in the UK and increasingly throughout Europe.

The identical twins studied with Jean Merlow at Watford School of Music before entering the R.C.M. They graduated with first class honours in solo and duo-piano performance; the only pianists ever to have done so. As postgraduates they were awarded the RCM s most prestigious prize, The Presidents Rose Bowl. Their international duo-piano career has taken them all over Europe, the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Japan and the Middle East . effortless virtuosity ..magically refined tone the Cann twins played together with fascinating perfection .

The Marylebone Trio was formed in 2003 by post graduate students of the R.A.M. Since then the trio has given a large number of recitals around the UK at numerous music festivals and music societies. Their concerts have gained a reputation not only for displaying individual skill and excellent ensemble but also for being lively and informative with an interesting mix of music.

The right is reserved to substitute artists and vary programmes without notice if necessary.