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IZVAJALCI / PERFORMERS<br />
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As a specialist in historical bassoon, Jane<br />
Gower performs extensively throughout<br />
Europe, the USA and Australia. She is very<br />
active in chamber music and as a soloist,<br />
in addition to appearing with the finest<br />
early music orchestras, and has a growing<br />
collection of original instruments on<br />
which she also performs. Jane received<br />
her Bachelor of Music, with high distinction,<br />
from the Canberra School of Music<br />
in 1992. Subsequently, she was awarded<br />
a Netherlands Government Scholarship<br />
and Queens Trust grant for study of historical<br />
bassoon at the Royal Conservatory<br />
in The Hague, The Netherlands, where she<br />
completed her performance diploma in<br />
early music in 1996, with high distinction.<br />
Up until this time she performed with The<br />
Sydney Symphony Orchestra, The Australian<br />
Chamber Orchestra and The Australia<br />
Ensemble. In 2005 Jane was appointed principal<br />
bassoonist of Sir John Eliot Gardiner’s<br />
acclaimed orchestras, the English Baroque<br />
Soloists and Orchestre Révolutionnaire et<br />
Romantique. She has been principal bassoonist<br />
with Jos van Immerseel’s orchestra<br />
Anima Eterna for many years. She returns<br />
regularly to her native Australia to perform<br />
with the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra,<br />
Australian Bach Ensemble and Australian<br />
Chamber Orchestra. Jane has presented<br />
regular master classes at the Royal College<br />
of Music, London, since 2007.<br />
Matej Grahek<br />
Matej Grahek je rojen leta 1974 v Trbovljah.<br />
Je solist flavtist Slovenske filharmonije,<br />
profesor na Srednji glasbeni šoli<br />
Ljubljana in docent za flavto na Akademiji<br />
za glasbo v Ljubljani, kjer je tudi opravil<br />
podiplomski študiji pri prof. Fedji Ruplu.<br />
Dve leti se je izpopolnjeval na salzburškem<br />
Mozarteumu pri Ireni Grafenauer.<br />
V času študija je prejel vrsto prvih nagrad<br />
na tekmovanjih mladih glasbenikov v<br />
Sloveniji in tedanji Jugoslaviji, 2001 pa<br />
je bil finalist mednarodnega tekmovanja<br />
EBU v Bratislavi. S pihalnim kvintetom<br />
ArtVento se je v letu 2006 uvrstil v četrtfinale<br />
mednarodnega tekmovanja ARD v<br />
Münchnu. Kot solist nastopa s Slovensko<br />
filharmonijo, z Big Bandom RTV Slovenija,<br />
sodeluje pa tudi z različnimi komornimi<br />
skupinami, s katerimi nastopa doma in v<br />
tujini (Avstrija, Italija, Nemčija, Hrvaška,<br />
Srbija, Madžarska, Češka, Nizozemska,<br />
Španija in ZDA …). Matej Grahek je izdal<br />
sedem zgoščenk, od tega štiri solistične.<br />
Matej Grahek was born in 1974 in Trbovlje,<br />
Slovenia. He is Principal flute of the Slovene<br />
Philharmonics, Professor at the Ljubljana<br />
School of Music and assistant Professor at<br />
the Academy of Music in Ljubljana, where he<br />
completed his postgraduate studies under<br />
Professor Fedja Rupel. He later perfected his<br />
knowledge at the Mozarteum in Salzburg<br />
under the world renowned flautist Irena<br />
Grafenauer. As a student Matej Grahek won<br />
numerous first prizes at music competitions<br />
for young musicians in Slovenia and former<br />
Yugoslavia. In 2001 he was the finalist of<br />
the International EBU Music Competition in<br />
Bratislava, Slovakia. With the wind quintet<br />
ArtVento Matej Grahek was quarterfinalist<br />
of the ARD Music Competition in 2006.<br />
Grahek regularly performs as soloist with<br />
the Slovene Philharmonics and the RTV Slovenia<br />
Big Band. Simultaneously he cooperates<br />
with various chamber ensembles with<br />
which he performs in Slovenia and abroad.<br />
Matej Grahek has recorded seven records,<br />
four as a soloist.