David Titterington
David Titterington studied at Pembroke College, Oxford University, and the
Conservatoire de Rueil-Malmaison, Paris, with Marie-Claire Alain (Premièr Prix à
l’unanimité) and Susan Landale. As a soloist, he performs worldwide at major
international festivals, in Concert Halls and with leading orchestras and has
given first performances of many new organ works. Since 1996, he has been Head
of the Organ Department at the Royal Academy of Music, (University of London).
From 1997, he has been Visiting Professor at the Ferenc Liszt State University,
Budapest, who in 2000 awarded him an Honorary Doctorate and Professorship. In
1999, he was elected an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Organists.
Organist of the Dutch Church since 1989, Director of Music from 1992.
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Anne Page
Anne Page was born and educated in Perth, Western Australia. She moved to Europe
in order to further her studies in organ playing with Marie-Claire Alain, Peter
Hurford and Jacques van Oortmerssen (through the Sweelinck Conservatorium
Amsterdam). Based in Cambridge, she is a recitalist and teacher and with her
partner, art historian Paul Binski, has recently founded the Cambridge Academy
of Organ Studies. In the pioneering spirit of her homeland, she likes to explore
some of the less well-trodden musical paths such as the revival of the
harmonium, and is currently engaged in the Historic Organ Sound Archive making
documentary recordings on organs in the eastern region. She is a passionately
keen gardener and was proud to gain a Distinction in Grade One cello as an adult
beginner while raising funds for East Anglia's Children's Hospices.
For further information on musical activities visit:
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Arnfinn Tobiassen
Before coming to England, Arnfinn Tobiassen was the organist of his
father's church in Norway, and later acted as Chapel Organist to the
Norwegian Navy while completing his national service.
In 2001 he was awarded an entrance scholarship from the Royal
Academy of Music, where he subsequently studied for his
undergraduate degree with David Titterington and James O’Donnell. In
2005 he began postgraduate performance studies at the same
institution with Susan Landale and Improvisation with Lionel Rogg.
He also participated in Masterclasses with Daniel Chorzempa, Helmut
Deutsch, Naji Hakim and Jon Laukvik. On graduation in 2007 he was
awarded the coveted Diploma of the Royal Academy of Music (DipRAM),
awarded for an outstanding Final Recital, and one of the RAM’s five
top awards, the Vice Principal’s Special Award, presented for
notable achievement. Arnfinn Tobiassen was in 2005 awarded the John
S Cohen Charitable Trust Bursary to attend Dartington International
Summer School, and in July 2007 he was awarded the Flentrop
Scholarship from the Eric Thompson Trust.
In 2006, he won the 15th International Organ Competition in Opava,
Czech Republic, competing against 30 other organists from Europe and
Asia.
In 2003 he was appointed an assistant organist of the Dutch Church
in London, a post which for two years he combined with the Organ
Scholarship at St Paul’s Knightsbridge; from September 2007 he
becomes the Georg Oldroyd Senior Organ Scholarship at St Michael’s
and All Angels in Croydon and a member of the music staff at the
Royal Russell School, Croydon.
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