Helen Vidovich flute

Helen Vidovich

Flute

Biography

Australian flautist Helen Vidovich works as a freelance orchestral and chamber musician throughout the UK and internationally. As an orchestral player she has performed at venues including the Sydney Opera House and Royal Albert Hall in London. Recent career highlights include work with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, and Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. Helen auditioned successfully as an extra player for the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Welsh National Opera, and in Australia has appeared on several occasions as a soloist with the Sydney Chamber Orchestra, including performances of Mozart’s Flute and Harp Concerto with harpist Marshall McGuire.

Helen completed postgraduate study at the Royal Academy of Music, London, following a Master’s degree at the Sydney Conservatorium. In 2006 she received an Australian Bicentennial Scholarship from King’s College London to assist her postgraduate studies in London. Her teachers have included Michael Cox (BBC Symphony Orchestra) and Sharon Williams (LSO). She has performed in masterclasses throughout Europe with international soloists including Jacques Zoon, Peter-Lukas Graf, Peter Lloyd, Philipe Bernold and William Bennett. Helen has a keen interest in contemporary music and regularly works with composers both as a soloist and within an orchestral context.

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