Biography
After four and a half years as a member of the CBSO, Sue returned to London and directed much of her efforts into the research of the music and instruments of the 14th to 18th Centuries. Sue is now one of Europe's leading exponent of the early trombone in its many forms.

As an orchestral and chamber musician Sue works with all the leading early music ensembles and orchestras, including the Academy of Ancient Music, Age of Enlightenment, English Classical Players, Ex Cathedra, Gabrieli Consort, His Majesties Sackbuts & Cornetts, Orchestra of the 18th Century, Parley of Instruments, the King's Consort and the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century (based in Amsterdam).

Sue is also a busy teacher and has posts at the Royal Academy of Music, the Royal College of Music, the Royal Northern College of Music and the Guildhall School of Music & Drama.

An important aspect of her teaching work is the development of different education projects, including one that explores the theatrical potential of musical battle sequences written in the 16th and 17th centuries, with students at the Royal Academy of Music.

Orchestral Work
Orchestras: Academy of Ancient Music, Chameleon Arts Orchestra, City of London Sinfonia, English Classical Players, Gabrieli Consort, Garsington Opera, King's Consort, London Chamber Orchestra, London Concert Orchestra, London Handel Orchestra, London Mozart Players, New Queens Hall Orchestra, Opera North Orchestra, Orchestra of the 18th Century, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Rob McIntosh - Musical Associates, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, St James Baroque Players, The Sixteen. Education Work: Age of Enlightenment Education, Britten Sinfonia Education, City of London Sinfonia Education.

Susan's orchestral work also includes the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (member for 4 years), the King's Consort and the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century (based in Amsterdam).

Education
Susan was born in Louth 1955. Susan's schooling took place at Monksdyke High School, Louth. Susan's graduate studies took place at the Royal College of Music.

Teachers: Arthur Wilson and John Iveson.

Susan's web links
www.morgensternsdiaryservice.com/Sue.Addison/index.shtml

Susan joined Morgensterns in September 1992

Susan's web profile was last updated 19th Jul 2008