Orchestral bookings (since joining Morgensterns in June 2007) ORCHESTRAS Albemarle Orchestra Bernardi Chamber Ensemble British Philharmonic Orchestra Dartford Symphony Orchestra Guildford Philharmonic Orchestra LMA Orchestra London Concert Orchestra London Gala Orchestra Mozart Festival Orchestra Northern Sinfonia Oxford Philomusica St George's Chamber Orchestra EDUCATION WORK Masterclass 6th March 2010 (ttbc) (Recital) Erato Piano Trio Warminster Athenaeum Programme includes: Joseph Haydn Piano Trio in C major (XV27) Gabriel Faure Piano Trio in D minor David Braid Music for Dancers (world premiere) Maurice Ravel Piano Trio in A minor 14th March 2010 (ttbc) (Recital) Erato Piano Trio recital Woking Concert Club Programme includes: Haydn Gypsy Trio Schnittke Piano Trio Schubert Trio in E flat   The Repertoire button is inactive.      Reviews '...the excellent cellist Julia Morneweg...' Zürcher Oberlander   The discography button is inactive.      Outreach experience Heavily involved in outreach work, Julia has led workshops at the RCM Summer School (2005) and also at the Tanglin Trust School, Singapore (2005). She has been a mentor for 'The Music Project' at St.Paul's School, Barnes since 2005. Julia has also given regular recitals at the Royal Hospital for Neuro-Disability in Putney since 2005. julia_morneweg_1.jpgjulia_morneweg_2.jpg        The Teaching button is inactive.

Biography
Since graduating with honours from the Royal College of Music in 2007, Julia Morneweg has quickly established a remarkaby versatile career as a soloist, chamber musician and orchestral player.

The recipient of an EMI Music Foundation Award she made her London concerto debut in 2006 performing the Elgar Concerto at St John's Smith Square which immediately led to further engagements including a performance of Haydn's C major Concerto with the International Mahler Orchestra at the same venue as well as Elgar with the Ternopol Philharmonic Orchestra in the Ukraine. As a recitalist she has appeared at venues such as Oxford's Holywell Music Rooms, Trieste Opera House, the National Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum as well as the 2007 Charterhouse Festival (by invitation of renowned flautist Susan Milan) and the Tacoma International Music Festival, USA when she was only 16.

A passionate chamber musician, she now spends much of her time performing as the cellist of the Erato Piano Trio, one of the UK's leading young ensembles. Since winning the 2006 Anglo-Czech Trust Competition the Trio has performed at many important venues across the UK and mainland Europe such as the Martinu Hall Prague and Zurich's famous Tonhalle, performing Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time alongside distinguished Spanish clarinettist Joan Enric Lluna. They are currently members of the Concordia Foundation Young Artists Scheme, courtesy of which they performed recitals at St Martin in the Fields and St James Piccadilly. Highlights of the 2008/09 season included appearances at the Lower Machen and Uckfield Festivals, their Welsh debut at the Cardiff National Gallery as well as a tour to Sardinia. The Trio has just finished recording their first CD of Haydn Piano Trios and future plans include a tour to Shanghai in October 2009.

Other chamber music engagements have included tours to Croatia and Italy with members of the Fibonacci Sequence ensembled as well as chamber music recitals at the British High Commussion in Singapore.

Now a sought-after teacher and chamber music coach herself, Julian was taught by Raphael Wallfisch and Klaus Heitz before completing her degree at the Royal College of Music with Leonid Gorokhov. She also performed in numerous masterclasses and received guidance from distinguished musicians such as Lluis Claret, Bernard Greenhouse, Alexander Ivashkin, Alexander Baillie, Salvatore Accardo and the Chilingirian Quartet.

Orchestral Work
Orchestras: Albemarle Orchestra, Bernardi Chamber Ensemble, British Philharmonic Orchestra, Dartford Symphony Orchestra, Guildford Philharmonic Orchestra, LMA Orchestra, London Concert Orchestra, London Gala Orchestra, Mozart Festival Orchestra, Northern Sinfonia, Oxford Philomusica, St George's Chamber Orchestra. Education Work: Masterclass.

Julia's orchestral work also includes Cameristi della Scala Milano (co-principal), Orchestra Filarmonica della Scala Milano, Philomel Orchestra (co-principal), Israel Soloists Ensemble, I Maestri (principal), A40 Concert Orchestra (principal), Guernsey Symphony Orchestra.

Julia has also gained orchestral experience playing with the RCM Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonietta, Chamber Orchestra (principal), Amadeus Orchestra and the Symphony Orchestra of the HMT Hannover.

Julia's solo performances include:

• Elgar Concerto with I Maestri (2006)
• Haydn C Major Concerto with International Mahler Orchestra (2006)
• Elgar Concerto with Ternopol Philharmonic Orchestra (2006)
• Recital Trieste Opera House (2005)
• Lalo Concerto with I Maestri (2005)
• Young Talents Concerts - Bruges, Belgium (2004)
• Vivaldi Double Concerto with Israel Soloists Ensemble (2003)
• Tacoma International Music Festival, Washington State, USA (2001)
• Recital Charterhouse International Music Festival

Education
Julia's graduate studies took place at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater, Hannover and the Royal College of Music, London.

Prizes and Awards
Julia was the recipient of the EMI Music Foundation Award (2004) and was the winner of the Anglo-Czech Trust Competition with the Erato Piano Trio (2006).

Teachers: Raphael Wallfisch, Klaus Heitz and Leonid Gorokhov.

Masterclasses: Lluis Claret, Bernard Greenhouse, Alexander Ivashkin, Alexander Baillie, Salvatore Accardo and the Chilingirian Quartet.

Julia's web links
www.juliamorneweg.com
www.eratopianotrio.com

Julia joined Morgensterns in June 2007

Julia's web profile was last updated 13th Mar 2010