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Apr 8, 2022 1 hr

Annette Cox

from The Alphorn Podcast Hosted by Sean Slatter, Robert Brazelton, Annette Cox, Jake Martin

From her bio: "Annette was born in Cardiff and at the age of 8 decided she wanted to play the trombone but was told that her arms were too short. She is eternally grateful for that teacher’s wisdom and began playing the horn instead, rapidly progressing through the local youth ensembles and eventually going on to become principal horn of the National Youth Orchestra of Wales. Annette studied BMus at Manchester University and Masters at Trinity College of Music. Whilst living in London she worked with various UK orchestras and gained a place on the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment’s experience scheme on the natural horn. In 2013 She moved to Zürich to study at the Zürcher Hochschule der Künste. During her studies she played with the Zürich Opera Orchestra and was the horn Academist of Bern Sinfonieorchester for the 2014-2015 season. In 2016 Annette played for 3 Months as principal horn of the Bulgarian State Opera, Stara Zagora before returning to Zürich where she currently works as a freelance horn and alphorn player, manages The Alpine Sisters and is studying a Master of Advanced Studies in clinical music therapy." Learn more about Annette and her sisters at http://thealpinesisters.org/. Come play with other Alpornists at our series of events this year! Check out the dates and locations at https://www.alphorninstitute.com/events. We want to thank our sponsors ANNA and Alpensong

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