Anthony Albrecht is a Novocastrian* cellist and recent graduate of The Juilliard School in New York City, completing a Master of Music in Historical Performance while studying with Phoebe Carrai. During his degree Anthony performed under William Christie and Nick McGegan and alongside Jordi Savall and Monica Huggett in venues such as Alice Tully Hall and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 

Beginning cello at the age of 7, his cello teachers and mentors have since included Anthea Scott-Mitchell (Newcastle Conservatorium), Alexander Baillie (HfK Bremen), Stephan Schrader (Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie), Guido Larisch (Freiburger Barockorchester), Bruno Cocset (Les Basses Réunies), Jamie Hey (Australian Brandenburg Orchestra) and Daniel Yeadon (Australian Chamber Orchestra), with whom he completed a JUMP Mentorship through the Australia Council of the Arts in 2011. He has also enjoyed private study with Pieter Wispelwey in Holland. 

In New York, Anthony is a founding member of New Vintage Baroque. Back home in Australia, Anthony has performed with Ironwood, Sydney Camerata, Pacific Opera, The Sydney Consort, Salut! Baroque, the Australian Haydn Ensemble, Pinchgut Opera, the Orchestra of the Antipodes and the contemporary music ensemble Chronology Arts. As a chamber musician Anthony has collaborated with Charles Neidich, Marc Destrubé, Kathryn Selby and Neal Peres Da Costa, among others. He has been an Ian Potter Cultural Trust recipient in 2013 and 2014, and was nominated for the MCA Freedman Fellowship for the last two years. 

Anthony is a passionate nature lover, bike rider, a qualified Railway Worker and German translator, and in 2012 completed a Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences with Honours in Geography at Sydney University. He is has recently been accepted into the PhD programs of the Royal College of Music, the Guildhall School the Leeds School of Music and Royal Holloway (University of London).

* Novocastrian: one hailing from Newcastle, Australia

Improvised Electronic Music. 

Bookings: james@watartists.com

To borrow the words of Aldo Leopold,
'There are some who can live without wild things, and some who cannot...
My interest is in both recording Natural Soundscapes and photographing Birds of Prey on my wanderings in the Australian bush, and Outback.
Best listened to with Headphones.
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Enjoy.


w. www.zellen.me
e. zellensounds@gmail.com

Showcasing the gentle side of electronic music down under

Ryan is a recorder artist.

Ryan’s passion for the recorder has lead him to create a path full of cross-artform collaboration, engaging performance and exciting improvisation.

Ryan’s aim in collaboration with any artform is to engage the audience as an active performer on stage.

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